Seniors The Bank Holiday weekend at Skegness saw strong grids across both days, and from the first race it was clear the Senior field was going to be competitive from front to back. Sunday’s opening heats immediately showed a mix of pace and consistency. 242 Mark Bishop set the early benchmark with two heat wins, while 357 Ben Limb also got on the scoresheet with a win. Behind them, 173 Paul Kaye, 4 Andrew Duddy, and 75 Luke Dawson were already showing strong pace with multiple top-three and top-five finishes. Across the heats, several drivers were consistently in the mix. 260 Chester Love, 503 AJ Hemingway, and 527 Shell Lee all recorded solid top-six finishes, while 82 Conner Davison and 22 Callum Johnson were regularly inside the top ten, keeping themselves in contention heading into the feature. In the Sunday Feature Final, it was 375 Freddie Kingham who came out on top, backed up by a consistent day across the heats. 173 Paul finished second after being in the mix all day, with 75 Luke completing the podium following another strong showing. With Freddie winning 2 Features it meant an automatic upgrade to Blue for Monday! Further down the order, drivers such as 4, Andrew 22 Callum, and 242 Bish again featured prominently, highlighting just how tight the grid is beyond the podium positions. Monday brought another full grid and a fresh challenge, and once again the results reflected just how competitive the field is this season. The heat races saw different winners again, with 4 Andrew, 357 Ben Limb, and 242 Bish all taking victories. This spread of winners reinforced that no single driver had control of the meeting. Consistency once again proved key. 260 Chester stood out with a string of strong finishes, including a second place and multiple top-five results. 82 Conner also showed good pace, finishing consistently near the front across the day. Drivers such as 503 AJ Hemingway, 38 Freddie Holden, and 173 Paul continued to appear regularly in the top positions, while others like 26 Mason Paskin, 27 Chris Butcher, and 818 Rich Howorth were consistently finishing races and building solid results across the meeting. In the Monday Feature Final, it was 4 Duddy who came out on top, putting together a strong performance when it mattered most. 260 Chester backed up his consistent day with a second-place finish, while 82 Conner completed the podium after running near the front throughout. Behind them, the depth of the grid was clear once again, with 503, 38, and 173 all featuring strongly, while drivers like 375 Freddie and 242 Bish remained competitive despite tougher results compared to Sunday. Senior Summary Across both days, no single driver dominated the weekend. 375, 4, 242, and 357 all took race wins 173, 75, 260, and 82 showed strong consistency Multiple drivers featured regularly inside the top ten The overall picture is clear — the Senior field is wide open, with a number of drivers capable of winning on their day, and others quietly building consistent results that will be crucial as the season progresses. Juniors The Junior class once again delivered two full days of close, competitive racing, with a strong group of front runners emerging but the newer drivers all improving over the weekend Sunday’s action saw 140 Harvey Haywood and 153 Alfie Allen take the heat wins, both showing strong early pace. 317 Sienna Moss also featured heavily, finishing consistently inside the top three and putting themselves firmly in contention for the feature. Across the heats, several drivers were showing good consistency. 127 Harrison, 818 Bobby , and 34 Henry all recorded multiple solid finishes, while 503 Theo was regularly finishing races and improving across the day. In the Sunday Feature Final, it was 153 who took the win after a consistent performance across the heats. 140 finished second after another strong day, with a superb drive by 266 Scarlet Palij seeing the White Grade driver completing the podium. Further down the order, 515 Mason, 317 Sienna, and 34 Henry all featured strongly. Monday saw the order shift again, with a different set of drivers coming to the front. Heat one went to 515 Mason, who showed strong pace early on, while 140 Harvey responded in heat two with a win of their own. Across the heats, 266 Scarlett, 34 Henry, and 818 Bobby all recorded strong finishes, keeping the competition tight heading into the final. Consistency again played a big part. 317, 127, and 503 all recorded multiple finishes and stayed in the mix throughout the day, while drivers such as 377 and 101 continued to improve and gain experience. In the Monday Feature Final, it was 140 who came out on top, completing a strong turnaround from the previous day. 153 in his final junior race, once again featured on the podium with a second-place finish, while 14 Archie secured third after a solid set of results across the day and a brilliant performance in the feature. Behind them, 515, 818, and 317 all featured prominently, reinforcing the depth and competitiveness of the Junior grid. Junior Summary Across the weekend: 140, 153, and 515 all took race wins 317, 127, and 266 showed strong consistency Multiple drivers improved across both days The Junior class continues to move forward, with a clear group of front runners but plenty of competition throughout the field. Weekend Summary The Skegness Bank Holiday weekend delivered exactly what was expected — strong grids, competitive racing, and a wide spread of results across both formulas. In the Juniors, the standard continues to rise, with front runners pushing hard while newer drivers gain experience and improve with every outing. In the Seniors, the depth of the field is clear. Multiple race winners and consistent performers show that the season is shaping up to be highly competitive, with no clear standout at this stage. With another successful weekend complete, attention now turns to Scotland for the first Championship of the year, where early consistency will begin to translate into championship positions.