19 races on the card for two days of Mondello Park action
Mondello Park’s National Track will host two days of Car Racing action this coming weekend as ten Irish Championships commence their 2018 campaigns. The new season will begin with a nineteen race programme on Saturday April 14th and Sunday April 15th, featuring everything from One-Make Fiesta Racing to the mighty BOSS Ireland single seaters.
The season opener will be the first of four two day events scheduled for 2018 which will see racing take place on three different track layouts. This weekend’s event will be the first of two outings on the clockwise National Track, with one event scheduled to run on the same circuit but in an anti clockwise direction and one event set for the International Track.
This weekend’s schedule will include a new feature, as the two Mondello Park promoted Fiesta Championships will have their first ever triple headers. The newly named ‘The Trailer Company Fiesta ST Championship’ and the ‘Patch Tyre Equipment Fiesta Zetec Championship’ will both line up for qualifying and a single race on Saturday and then for two races on Sunday. The Fiesta grids are set to be the biggest of all the classes racing over the two days and are sure to provide the best of the action.
Alongside the Fiestas, Saturday’s single seater races will come courtesy of two Formula Vee encounters, with race one being a qualifying race and race two the final. Also on Saturday’s timetable will be a single race for HRCA Historics and a double header for Ireland’s youngest racers, in the Ginetta Junior Championship.
Sunday will see the Fiestas back for two more races and this time they will be joined by Ireland’s fastest single seater class, BOSS Ireland, which will race twice. The remainder of the programme will also be changed from Saturday as the Irish Strykers Championship and a combined grid of ASK Supercars and the Irish Touring Car Championship get their season underway with double headers.
Each day of the event will begin with qualifying and Saturday’s first race is scheduled for 11:45. Sunday’s racing kicks off slightly earlier, at 11:25. Admission to either day of the event is €12:50, booked on-line or €15.00 on the day. Weekend tickets are also available on-line for €20.00 while all under sixteen year old’s are admitted free.
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