F2 Stockcar Championship R21
Aghadewey Oval – 26th October 2026

#621 Jouke Heddema and #9 Dominic Griessen stole the spotlight at Aghadewey Oval, sharing all five race victories between them, while the battle at the top of the UKSOR F2 Stockcar Championship remained incredibly close.

The UKSOR F2 Stockcar Championship headed to Aghadewey Oval on Monday 26th October for another evening of competitive short oval racing.

Following #66 Colin Croese’s remarkable five-race clean sweep at Hednesford Hills Raceway the previous week, the question was whether anyone could stop his winning form. This time, #621 Jouke Heddema and #9 Dominic Griessen had other ideas!

The meeting opened with #621 Jouke Heddema taking victory in Heat 1, ahead of #9 Dominic Griessen and #42 Andre Koso. #66 Colin Croese finished fourth, followed by #358 Max Tadd, #27 Chris Streets and #606 Jonathan Siddle.

Heat 2 saw Jouke Heddema continue his winning form, claiming a second consecutive victory. #42 Andre Koso moved up to second, with #66 Colin Croese completing the podium. #27 Chris Streets secured fourth, followed by #9 Dominic Griessen, #616 Jamie Tresidder and #606 Jonathan Siddle.

Heat 3 brought a change at the front as #9 Dominic Griessen took the chequered flag, ending Jouke Heddema’s unbeaten run. Heddema finished runner-up, with #66 Colin Croese taking third. #42 Andre Koso secured fourth, followed by #27 Chris Streets, #606 Jonathan Siddle and #616 Jamie Tresidder.

Final – Dominic Griessen Takes the Honours!

The meeting Final produced another excellent performance from #9 Dominic Griessen, who claimed his second victory of the evening and the prestigious Final win.

#66 Colin Croese secured second place, his best result of the meeting, while #42 Andre Koso completed the podium in third.

After winning the opening two heats, #621 Jouke Heddema finished fourth, with #616 Jamie Tresidder taking fifth. #606 Jonathan Siddle and championship leader #27 Chris Streets completed the classified finishers.

Grand National – Jouke Heddema Has the Final Say!

The Grand National brought the evening to a close, with #621 Jouke Heddema returning to winning ways to claim his third victory of the meeting.

#9 Dominic Griessen continued an excellent evening with second place, while #66 Colin Croese secured another podium finish in third.

#42 Andre Koso finished fourth, followed by #616 Jamie Tresidder, #606 Jonathan Siddle and #27 Chris Streets.

Meeting Highlights

• #621 Jouke Heddema – Three victories from five races, including both opening heats and the Grand National.
• #9 Dominic Griessen – Two impressive victories, including the meeting Final, along with runner-up finishes in Heat 1 and the Grand National.
• #66 Colin Croese – Four podium finishes, maintaining the pressure in the championship battle.
• #42 Andre Koso – Three podium finishes and top-four results in every race.
• #616 Jamie Tresidder – Finished fifth in both the Final and Grand National.
• #27 Chris Streets – Championship leader, with fourth place in Heat 2 his best result of the evening.
• #606 Jonathan Siddle – Consistent finishes throughout the meeting.
• #358 Max Tadd – Finished fifth in the opening heat.

Championship Battle – Just One Point Separates the Leaders!

The championship standings show just how competitive the UKSOR F2 Stockcar Championship has become.

#27 Chris Streets holds the championship lead with 902 points, but #66 Colin Croese is right on his heels with 901 points — a remarkable gap of just a single point!

#616 Jamie Tresidder remains firmly in contention in third place with 827 points, while #606 Jonathan Siddle and #358 Max Tadd complete the championship top five.

With only one point separating the leading pair, every finishing position could prove crucial as the championship continues.

A New Challenge at the Front!

After Colin Croese’s dominant performance at Hednesford Hills Raceway, Aghadewey Oval delivered a very different story.

#621 Jouke Heddema emerged as the evening’s most successful driver with three victories, while #9 Dominic Griessen claimed the all-important Final and added a Heat 3 victory to complete an excellent meeting.

Behind them, #66 Colin Croese continued to collect valuable championship points, while #27 Chris Streets faced a tougher evening as he defended his narrow championship advantage.

Five races, two different winners, and just ONE point separating the championship leaders!

The fight for the UKSOR F2 Stockcar Championship is far from over!