LS1 Sprintcars!!! competitive sprintcar racing on a budget. WANT TO GET INVOLVED???
03/09/2026
Below is the link for the updated Bylaws from the AGM, if you have trouble accessing this or don't have Google Drive, please PM and I can forward in a different file. Have a great day and see you all at the track real soon. If you have any questions, please PM and we will endeavour to help with information required.
14/08/2026
11/08/2026
π Winter Sprintcar Development Series nominations are now open for the 6th September round at Ellenbrook Speedway! Whether youβre looking to shake the rust off before the new season, dial in a new car setup, or simply get some valuable laps under your belt, this series provides the perfect opportunity. Itβs especially ideal for new club members wanting to get some lap time before the season. If youβre keen to get involved or would like more information or nominations contact Peter Harvey or Geoff Underdown can point you in the right direction.
As one chapter closes, another begins.
Before we look ahead to Season 2027, we want to take a moment to sincerely thank the incredible committee who dedicated their time, energy and passion to the LS1 Sprintcars WA category throughout the 2026 season.
A heartfelt thank you to:
β’ Ron Burgess (RB)
β’ Scott Mallon (SM)
β’ Craig Burgess (CB)
β’ Yvonne Bloxsidge (YB)
β’ Geoff Leeson (GL)
Behind every race meeting is an enormous amount of work that many never get to see. Countless phone calls, late nights, meetings, planning, problem solving and an unwavering commitment to making our category stronger.
A very special thank you goes to Ron Burgess and Craig Burgess. The countless hours, dedication and genuine care youβve both poured into LS1 Sprintcars WA have helped shape where the category stands today. Your leadership, commitment and willingness to always put the class first have not gone unnoticed and the entire LS1 community is incredibly grateful for everything youβve given. Thank you both for leaving the category in such a strong position.
As we turn our attention to the future, weβre excited to welcome the 2027 LS1 Sprintcars WA Committee:
President
Troy Beckingham
Vice President
Scott Mallon
Secretary
Nicole Wright
Treasurer
Lisa Hood
Committee
Troy Wright, Ron Burgess, Bill Stocks, Darren Mewett, Geoff Underdown, Leon Wood & Jeremy Hale
Technical Committee
Paul Robertson & Adam Haines
With a passionate and experienced committee behind the scenes, weβre excited for what lies ahead. There are some big plans in motion, plenty of exciting announcements to come and most importantly, another season of incredible LS1 Sprintcar racing waiting for us all.
Hereβs to a huge 2027 season. We canβt wait to see you all at the track. π
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The move from Wingless to the LS1 division can be a daunting one, but Brad Wells made the transition look effortless.
In his first season behind the wheel of an LS1, Wells not only claimed the 2025/26 Rookie of the Year award but also established himself as one of the benchmark drivers in the class.
His season was built on consistency, determination and the ability to perform when it mattered most. Wells challenged for wins and podiums throughout the year, highlighted by a podium finish at the WA State Title, runner-up finishes at the Krikke Boys Shootout, King of the Wings and the Bonza Bradford Memorial, while also recording a third-place finish at the Mark Bloxsidge Memorial.
Those performances culminated in an incredible 1,257 championship points, enough to secure the LS1 Series Championship by just 24 points and complete one of the most successful rookie campaigns the division has seen.
Winning Rookie of the Year is recognition of a season that exceeded every expectation, and with a championship already to his name, the future looks incredibly bright.
Congratulations to Brad Wells on an outstanding debut season and a well-deserved Rookie of the Year award.
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W & W Motorsport
Bradley Wells
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Craig Burgess capped off another impressive season in the familiar Colonial Freightliners - backed No. 6, finishing third in the 2025/26 LS1 Series standings with 1,122 points.
The experienced campaigner enjoyed one of the best seasons of his career, highlighted by an emotional breakthrough victory at the Mark Bloxsidge Memorial in Moora, his first career feature race win. It was a long-awaited milestone and a reward for years of dedication to the sport.
Burgess also stood on the podium at the WA State Title, bringing home second place in one of the seasonβs biggest events and adding another strong result with third at the King of the Wings in Moora.
While his results on track speak for themselves, Burgessβ contribution to the LS1 division extends far beyond race day. A respected figure within the club, he is always willing to lend a hand, support fellow competitors and go above and beyond for the class, making him one of the true stalwarts of the division.
Combining consistency, perseverance and a career-defining victory, Burgessβ third-place finish in the championship was thoroughly deserved.
Congratulations to Craig Burgess on an outstanding season and a well-earned third place in the 2025/26 LS1 Series.
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Ron Burgess
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After making the jump from the Wingless division, Brad Wells wasted no time establishing himself as one of the front-runners in the LS1 ranks, capping off an impressive rookie campaign by claiming the 2025/26 LS1 Series Championship.
Wells finished the season on 1,257 points, securing the title by 24 points after contesting every round on the calendar. His consistency was a defining feature of the season, regularly putting himself in the fight at every venue.
Among the standout performances was a podium finish at the WA State Title, where Wells claimed third, while he also finished third overall in the Fast Friday Series at Perth Motorplex.
His season also included a string of strong results in major events, taking second at both the Krikke Boys Shootout and the King of the Wings at Moora, third in the Bonza Bradford Memorial at Pithara, and third in the Mark Bloxsidge Memorial at Moora.
To step into a new division and not only adapt but finish the season as Series Champion is no small achievement. It was a season built on speed, consistency and determination from the opening round through to the finale.
Congratulations to Brad Wells on an outstanding rookie season and a well-deserved LS1 Series Championship.
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W & W Motorsport
Bradley Wells
17/06/2026
More silverware for Troy Beckingham after a dominant season at the Perth Motorplex Fast Friday Series. Well deserved second place to Jeremy Hale after a solid campaign and a fine third to Brad Wells against some more experienced opposition.
19/05/2026
The season may be over but get your LS1 t-shirts now, ready for a big 2026/27!!!!
03/05/2026
π 2025β26 LS1 Championship Series π
π FINAL LEADERBOARD π
What a season. What a battle. What a statement from the top.
π₯ 1st β Brad Wells (1257 pts)
Consistent. Calm. Brad Wells took out the series championship and he owned it. meeting after meeting he delivered when it mattered most and set the benchmark for the entire field on consistency. A championship drive built on courage and improvement.
π₯ 2nd β Troy Beckingham (1233 pts)
Right there until the very end. Just 24 points shy of Brad at the top, Troy pushed the champion all season long, even becoming the new WA1 with relentless pressure, elite pace and a performance worthy of any title fight.
π₯ 3rd β Craig Burgess (1122 pts)
Cool, calculated and always in the mix. Craig rounds out the podium with a strong campaign, finishing 135 points behind the leader and proving himself as one of the most consistent competitors in the field and accruing his first podium win right at the end of the season.
Chasing the front runners:
4th β Geoff Underdown (1063 pts)
Only 194 points off the lead, Geoff stayed within striking distance and never let the front three get comfortable.
5th β Jeremy Hale (688 pts)
A solid season effort, finishing 569 points behind Wells with plenty of fight shown across the series.
6th β Mitch Campbell (595 pts)
Rounding out the top six, Mitch ends the season 662 points off the top spot, showing grit and determination all year long and thriving to never give up.
From the first green flag of the season to the final chequered, this season delivered speed, drama and nothing short of unforgettable moments.
Congratulations to Brad Wells β your 2025β26 LS1 Club Champion. ππ₯