Memorials
Remembrance Night – Modifieds
06/02/2021 | Cancelled |
07/01/2022 | Cancelled Weather |
Derrick Dunn Memorial – Modifieds
2006 | Jason Richards |
2007 | Craig Williams |
2008 | Craig Williams |
2009 | Marco Taurian |
2010 | Craig Williams |
2011 | Andy Russell |
2012 | Jake Taurian |
2013 | Andy Russell |
2014 | Andy Russell |
2015 | Craig Williams |
2016 | Trent Quillerat |
2017 | Brad Herbert |
2018 | Craig Williams |
2019 | Brad Herbert |
Dean Fraser Memorial – Modifieds (TAS)Production Sedans (QLD)
During the past twenty two years, Bromad Racing & the McGee family have continued to honour the memory of Brody’s father (Dean Fraser) through this memorial race in their former home state of Tasmania. Last Tasmanian race 19/02/2017. But now that the family reside in Queensland and with the ever increasing costs of travel across the water to compete in the event annually, the family with the support of the Tasmanian speedway community have relocated this wonderful event to their new home track, Hi-Tec Oils Speedway in Toowoomba and to the Production Sedan division which the McGee’s currently race…Towoomba Speedway
1997 Jason Richards 1998 Derick Dunn 1999 Craig Williams 2000 Craig Williams 2001 Jason Mc Pherson 2002 Jason Mc Pherson 2003 Brett Dawkins 2004 Jason Richards 2005 Craig Williams 2006 Craig Williams 2007 Andy Russell 2008 Andy Russell 2009 2010 2011 Brad Palmer 2012 Andy Russell 2013 Craig Williams 2014 Andy Russell 2015 Trent Quillerat 2016 Nathan Russell 2017 Matt Farrell Robert “Titch” Jordan Memorial – Formula 500 “Titch” was a stalwart of the Tasmanian Formula 500 Club. He was a man that loved the sport and the drivers. “Titch” was a driver, President, Chief Steward, Scrutineer and most of all a friend to all and would help anyone who required his assistance. He was a driving force behind the bid to save Carrick Speedway and was also a promoter of the track. A true gentleman of the sport and missed by all.
2005/06 Matt Redpath 2006/07 Neville Beveridge 2007/08 Shaun Robins 2008/09 Shaun Robins 2009/10 Shaun Robins 2010/11 Jamie Bricknell 2011/12 Jamie Bricknell 2012/13 Brad Whitchurch 2013/14 Brad Whitchurch 2014/15 Marcus Kelly 2014/15 Marcus Kelly 2015/16 Marcus Kelly 2016/17 Nick Kingston 2017/18 Jock Goodyer 2018/19 Dylan Beveridge
Ken McKinnell Memorial – Formula 500 Ken was a truly respected member of the Tasmanian Formula 500 Club and a huge contributor to Carrick Speedway behind the scenes. Ken’s son Tim has carried on the family tradition being involved in most racing divisions and on the management of Carrick Speedway.
2009 Shaun Robins 2010 Shaun Robins 2011 Mathew Redpath 2012 Dale Peck 2013 Nick Kingston 2014 Marcus Kelly 2015 Nick Kingston 2016 Marcus Kelly 26/12/2017 Jock Goodyer 24/11/2018 Dylan Beveridge 11/01/2020 Nick Kingston Des Redburn Memorial – Modifieds Des Redburn and the Redburn family have been around since the start. Des’ involvement as both a driver and club member will be always remembered. He was there to build the first ever clubrooms/bar in York Street, fighting through court when they wanted Carrick closed, through to running the pit canteen. A respected and missed member of the Carrick Speedway family.
2004 Jason Richards 2005 Craig Williams 2006 Jason Richards 2007 Jason Richards 2008 Trent Quillerat 2009 Andy Russell 2010 Craig Williams 2011 Trent Quillerat 2012 Andy Russell 2013 Jake Taurian 2014 Andy Russell 2015 Luke Gunn
2016 Nathan Russell 2017 Brendan Mitchell 2018 Brad Herbert 2019 Craig Williams Geoff Stagg Memorial – Super Sedans Geoff was heavily involved in speedway from its beginning in the 1960s until the late nineties. He was best known as the voice of speedway in Tasmania but also as a promoter of Carrick in its very early years.
Geoff’s first love was Super Sedans and he was one of the early car owners to have someone else as the driver. The grandstand on the back straight is named in his honour and when told of this prior to death he was very proud and humbled about being recognised in such a way.
Geoff retired from commentary the year before he was diagnosed with Leukaemia and passed away a short time later.
2000 Kevin Purton 2001 Kevin Purton 2002 Kevin Purton 2003 Kevin Purton 2004 Kevin Purton 2005 2006 2007 2008 Phil Townsend 2009 2010 2011 Gil Aylett 2012 Callum Harper 2013 David Nicholls 2014 Adam Beechey 2015 Gil Aylett 2016 Callum Harper 2017 David Nicholls 2018 Callum Harper 2019 David Nicholls 2020 Adam Beechey 2021 Steve Latham 2022 Callum Harper 2023 Steve Latham 2024 Wayne Dillon Ken Tatnell Memorial – Modifieds Ken was a great lover of speedway and enjoyed being a part of the speedway family! He certainly didn’t have the fastest car or the best bits in or on it, however he always turned up on race day giving 110% to the class and it’s drivers! “There is a lot of family history at the speedway and memories and stories to be told!” Matt Tatnell said.
1993 Craig Williams 1994 Wayne McLaughlin 1995 Brett Tatnell 1996 Geoff Henri 1997 Craig Williams 1998 Craig Williams 1999 Craig Williams 2000 not held 2001 Craig Williams 2002 Jason Richards 2003 Craig Williams 2004 Craig Williams 2005 Brett Dawkins 2006 Craig Williams 2007 Marco Taurian 2008 Leigh Taylor 2009 Craig Williams 2010 Trent Warren 2011 Craig Williams 2012 Andy Russell 2013 Trent Quillerat 2014 Andy Russell 2015 Trent Quillerat 2016 Luke Gunn 2017 Craig Williams 2018 Trent Quillerat Mark Triffett Memorial – AMCA’s Mark began his AMCA Nationals racing career in 2003 after many years as a spectator. Not content with buying a car, Mark built his car at home in his shed. He raced as part of a team for the first two seasons and then went it alone.
Mark raced for four seasons all up until the purchase of a business, which consumed a lot of time and made it too difficult to continue with his racing. Mark was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer in August 2015 and was given a life expectancy of three months.
Because of Mark’s fighting spirit and determination to stay with his wife Karen, he survived 9 months from diagnosis. AMCA Nationals Tasmania is proud to present the Mark Triffett Memorial Race.
2016/2017 - 29/11/2016 Daniel Brookes 2017/2018 - 25/11/2017 Daniel Brookes 2018/2019 - 24/11/2018 Andrew Ryder 2019/2020 - 09/11/2019 Rescheduled 2019/2020 - 23/01/2020 Cancelled 2020/2021 - 06/02/2021 Cancelled Weather Features
Queen of Carrick – Street Stocks
Date 23/04/2016 Ladies Race Dani Harrison Melissa Bowden Mel Collins 23/02/2017 Megan Forrest Brooke Ferguson Taleah Dolic 10/03/2018 Mel Collins Alyssa Riley Terri Farrell 30/03/2019 Brooke Ferguson Kylie Jetson Rebecca Hammond 30/11/2019 Mel Collins Clair Colman Kayla McKendrick Ricky Briggs Memorial – Tassie Sixes
Date 30/11/2019 Peter Johnston Luke Wilson Mark Bryant South Pacific – Sprintcar Classic
1981 Brett Lacey 1982 Garry Rush 1983 Max Dummesey 1984 Garry Rush 1985 Garry Rush 1986 Brett Lacey 1987 Ian Lewis 1988 Les Redpath 1989 Garry Rush 1990 Robin Dawkins 1991 Tony Smith 1992 Tony Smith 1993 Robin Dawkins 1994 David Murcott 1995 not held 1996 Robin Dawkins 1997 Max Dummesey 1998 Tony Smith 2000 not held 2001 not held 2002 Tony Smith 2003 not held 2004 Geoff Lette 2005 Jason Dawkins 2006 Adrian Redpath 2007 Anthony Johnson 2008 Adrian Redpath 2009 Jason Dawkins 2010 washed out 2011 Kurt Lutrell 2012 David Murcott 2013 washed out 2014 Ian Madsen 2015 Callum Zizek 2016 Jamie Bricknell 2017 Jason Redpath 2018 Jamie Bricknell Wingless Sprints Tasmania – Annual Charity Dash for Cash In 2017/18 Wingless Sprints Tasmania began an annual race in aid of charity. Drivers donate their prize money, the division adds a donation, as does Cranes Combined Carrick Speedway. Whilst the money is important, the awareness of these charities is also extremely important.
“We were thrilled when the Wingless competitors contacted us and started the ball rolling,” said Greg Pinkard from the Launceston branch of the Make a Wish Foundation.
“It is an incredible honour to be chosen as the recipient of the inaugural event and we hope it continues for a long time to come.”
11/03/2018 | Jeremy Smith | Bradley Walkley | Jamie Rolls |
24/11/2018 | Luke Redpath | Jamie Rolls | Bradley Walkley |
30/11/2019 | Luke Redpath | Brad Whitchurch | Jeremy Smith |