Topping the bill there will be the Irish Championship for the awesome Unlimited National Bangers, where it will be no holds barred between top runners including Mike Flaherty, Leonard Dunn and Steven Bolton to land the big prize. Their night will of finish with the Stephen Bannon Memorial Destruction Derby where the last car moving wins!

The Junior Productions Irish Championship should be a hard-fought affair between Jack Morrow, Callum Magill and Sam Percy to name three, whilst a whole host of Ninja Kart stars from right across the UK will come to the grid for their Champion of Champions event. With visitor numbers into double figures the racing should be spectacular to say the least. The night will kick off with the annual Individual Achievement Award for the Ninjas which will be fought out between those who have yet to win a race in 2021.

The Superstox Tullyroan Challenge Cup will see Scottish Champion Aaron Riddell and England's Declan Salmon join the locals, whilst the 2.0 Hot Rods complete what will be two exciting days of racing to finish the local season.

Round five of Simpson Race Exhausts World Series NI saw local star Thomas Dilly take both heat victories as the National Hot Rods looked sensational at full speed under the lights. Barry Stephen and Simon Kennedy followed him home in heat one, before Kennedy and Andrew Stewart filled the places in heat two. The extended distance in the feature race final was always going to bring the star men into play, and early leader Dilly had no answer to the flying Derek Martin and Glenn Bell who had scythed through the pack together. Martin held on for an impressive win over Bell, John Christie and Shane Murray.
The final race of the night for the National Hot Rods was the 2021 Ulster Championship, lined up on lap time order from during the night and featuring the ‘choose-cone’ rule at 5 laps to go. Bell set the pace from the off with Martin in second ahead of Christie and Murray. At the choose cone caution period Martin dramatically decided to go outside and come up alongside Bell for the 5 lap dash to the flag. A sensational few laps followed, but Bell hung on to add the Ulster to his British title won at the same track earlier in the month. Martin kept him honest in second ahead of Christie, Murray and Jaimie McCurdy.

The Lightning Rods saw Ally Neill take the opening heat win after an early battle with Mark Corry, with Nigel Jackson taking second in the end over Ronan McNally. Heat two fell to newly crowned British Champion Ricky Shaw, with Jackson again impressing on his way to second over Mark McCambridge.
The Tullyroan Challenge Cup Final saw Jackson on pole, and he would never be challenged all the way to yet another win for the World Champ. Neill impressed too in second, ahead of McNally, Ethan Dilly and Dylan McCann.

Some fantastic Stock Rod racing completed the programme, with former World Champion Stevie McNiece taking the opening heat win over Ryan Andersen and Marc Morrell, after Hannah Mongahan had led for much of the distance. Rapid young star Mark Crawford took the heat two spoils ahead of Mark Overend and McNiece.
The final was another superb race, with Overend setting the pace for much of the distance before McNiece powered past on the outside line in a super move. As Stevie took the chequered flag, Overend had a morale boosting second over Dan Shannon and Jonny Cardwell.