It was appropriate Wayne Hemi won the Palmerston North Partsworld 248 Global Challenge and the Lynette Denton Memorial in his Cornet Ford powered superstock, The Red Waka, because the racing was red-hot all night at the Roberston Holden International Speedway. The opening superstock race of the night was all go from the first lap, with Seth Hodge being rolled in turn two. READ MORE:* Eldest brother Simon Joblin takes out coveted Superstock title in Palmerston North* Open field for Manawatū superstock title on Saturday night* Palmerston North Panthers in the hunt for Teams' Champs titlepete paltridge/go slideways photography 591P Wayne Hemi had a great night at the Robertson Holden Speedway on Saturday. He was forced to retire with a flat right rear after coming from grid 16 to 3rd in his first finals race and then, remarkably, from grid 32 to 5th in the second race, won by Ngatai. The popular modifieds returned to race for the Manawatū Modified Champs and put on a great show after a nine-year hiatus.

Source: Stuff February 28, 2021 02:37 UTC