After the last race at Northampton “International” Raceway this week it’s Aldershot, which hardly even pretends to be a “stadium” of any kind, a tarmac oval with the in-field marked by painted lines and a few strategically placed tractor tyres. A toilet
Northampton “International” Raceway, a track in a field with some toilet “sheds” and a snack bar! We were here in 2008 and it was the least inspiring racing I can remember from Damian’s previous Legend’s career, so off up the A14 we
Damian took part in the opening race of the 2017 Oval Track Legends season on 18th March at Foxhall stadium, Ipswich, his first competitive race in a Legends car since 2010. The track was wet, it’d rained for some hours prior to
An unexpected race for Damian after a long absence, which I wasn’t there to see unfortunately, and he only goes and wins!
Saturday 19th July 2008 saw the Legends descend on Foxhall Stadium, Ipswich, Damian’s “home” ground, and the title being contested this time being “British Championship”. Damian came 3rd in this event last year, was he destined to go any better this time
Birmingham, scene of Damian’s Triple Crown triumph from last season, and the total washout that greeted the start of this season. Once again we made our way up the A14 hoping it wouldn’t rain as forecast this time! The racing got off
After a long absence Damian was back on track this weekend at Arena Essex, a new circuit for Oval Track Legends this season. With a re-built engine and a new track it was anyone’s guess what this weekend would hold in store.
Hednesford was the venue for Bank Holiday Monday, March 24th 2008, and with a couple of inches of snow in Ipswich the day before we wondered what was in store for us this week, after the washout in Birmingham. As it happens
Last night Damian Wright arrived at Birmingham with a points lead in the Birmingham Championship and a possible shot at the Triple Crown. The Birmingham Championship might have been on the cards, but standing in the way of the Triple Crown were