F2 Stockcar Championship – R14
Cowdenbeth Racewall — 7 September 2026

It was a night of total domination at Cowdenbeath Racewall as Colin Croese (H66) produced a faultless performance, taking an incredible five victories from five races.

Colin wasted no time making his intentions clear in Heat 1, taking the opening victory ahead of Andre Koso (42), with Jonathan Siddle (606) completing the top three. Chris Streets (27) and Sumakorn Ratphitaksanti (57) rounded out the result.

The winning streak continued in Heat 2, but this time Jonathan Siddle emerged as Colin’s closest challenger, taking second place in the 606 machine. Jamie Tresidder (616) claimed third ahead of Andre Koso, Sumakorn Ratphitaksanti and Chris Streets.

By Heat 3, Croese was three from three. Chris Streets produced his strongest heat performance of the night to take an excellent second place, while Andre Koso returned to the top three in third. Jamie Tresidder, Jonathan Siddle and Sumakorn Ratphitaksanti completed the order.

Croese completes the Final clean sweep

Three heat victories meant Colin Croese entered the Final unbeaten — and nobody could stop him there either.

Croese took his fourth consecutive victory, completing a clean sweep of the heats and Final. Jonathan Siddle again chased him home in second, while Jamie Tresidder secured the final podium position. Andre Koso finished fourth, ahead of Sumakorn Ratphitaksanti and Chris Streets.

Five from five 🏁

One race remained: the Grand National.

Even with the opportunity for the rest of the field to finally bring Croese’s winning run to an end, the result remained the same.

Colin Croese (H66) took the chequered flag once again, completing a remarkable five wins from five starts at Cowdenbeath Racewall.

Jonathan Siddle finished runner-up for the third consecutive race, with Jamie Tresidder third. Chris Streets took fourth, Sumakorn Ratphitaksanti fifth and Andre Koso sixth.

Driver of the Night — Colin Croese H66 🇳🇱

5 starts. 5 wins.

Heat 1 ✅ · Heat 2 ✅ · Heat 3 ✅ · Final ✅ · Grand National ✅

A perfect night’s racing for Colin Croese, and about as emphatic a clean sweep as you can get.