2.0 Hot Rods
Bangers
Scrapco Ninja Karts
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GET YOUR TICKETS AT THE TURNSTILES FOR A BUMPER EASTER MONDAY AT THE RACEWAY!
Hednesford Hills Raceway is one of the most loved circuits in the UK when it comes to Stock Car, Hot Rod and Banger racing; and has over 60 years of motorsport history, with the speeds many cars achieve around its fearsome banked turns really having to be seen to be believed!
There really is nothing like an afternoon at the Raceway, standby for high-octane, thrill-packed racing from different classes of racing - with something for the whole family. Bring the kids - and big kids - for extreme entertainment like nothing else.
Get up-close-and-personal and see the whole track in front of you, meaning you can follow your favourite driver as they frantically race around the tarmac oval.
Thrills and spills are part and parcel of oval motorsport, and the track has held countless races since it’s opening in the mid-20th Century, with thousands of people experiencing the world of oval motorsport. Since the 1950s, Hednesford has provided stunning racing and great entertainment from Stock Cars, Hot Rods and Bangers in equal measure with a huge variety of other attractions in between.
The circuit was built in 1952 utilising the site of a former reservoir. The track is a full quarter mile length oval, with two banked corners, and a tarmac track surface surrounded by an armco safety fence.
With the track built at the base of the reservoir, it has the advantage of being at the bottom of a large "bowl" and means that viewing is superb all around the track from its grass banks and two covered grandstands, it really is a great day out for all the family. The whole track is in front of your very eyes - so you won't miss any of the action.
The track is situated high on Cannock Chase just one mile from the town of Hednesford in Staffordshire, and is easily accessible from the M6, M6 Toll and A5.
Stadium address
Hednesford Hills Raceway, Reservoir Road, Hednesford, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS12 1BF
Hednesford Hills Raceway FAQs
What time do gates open?
Stadium gates open at 10am for both competitors and spectators at normal events. At some special events this may vary, check the website for information.
Can I take my own chairs in?
Yes, the venue has plenty of grass banking to watch from - alternatively there are two covered grandstands on the West Bend and East Bend.
Can I take my own food and drink in?
Yes. The venue also has it's own bar/catering outlets.
What time does it start and finish?
The advertised time is the first race. We can't give an exact finish time, but events last around 4 hours on average depending on track clearance.
Can I go in the pits?
Yes. The pits are open to all but children must be accompanied at all times.
Booking List
Booking list as 02/04/2026, 11.40am
2.0 Hot Rods - 24 cars
High speed racing, wheelarch-to-wheelarch battles and breathtaking action… Known around the Raceways as "2 Litres", they are one of the most competitive on the Spedeworth/Incarace circus: often resulting in sensational Hot Rod racing as these spaceframe hatchback cars' engines roar as they frantically race around the track.
12 Nicholas Wright
16 Charlie Homewood-Burrows
30 Martin Codling
35 Mitchell Souter
87 Dylan Moore
91 Billy Blackman
96 Callum Doak
97 Jack Bradburn
110 Jack Wilks
122 Richard Norman
156 Pat Kiely
171 Dean O'Dell
180 Lewis Renwick
195 Phillip Potter
207 Anthony Weaver
304 Paul Francis
305 Harry Botfield
308 Jordan Morgan
310 Sean O'Leary
435 Nathan Houghton
529 Jason Secker
730 Mike Daniels
823 Paul Williams
928 Dave Leech
1600cc Bangers - British Championship - 83 cars
One of the most popular Banger classes for both drivers and race fans, these 1600cc-powered cars have become one of the most entertaining on the ovals with plenty of hits, competitive fast racing and different rivalries as the class appear at different venues throughout the year. Strap yourself in and standby for automotive chaos!
2 Harrison Staples
6 Daniel Croskell
15 Jack Maddox
19 Callum Bryant
21 Jordan Coleman
23 Barry Staples
40 Colin Jones
42 Kai Roberts
44 Samuel Flood
48 Jay Byram
53 Cole Tropper
59 Tom Greenstreet
60 Tim Crew
67 Lewis Anslow
70 Jamie Thomas
73 Cray Ingram
74 Oliver Wildsmith
76 Connor Bond
82 Reiss Carroll
94 Jack Anscombe
95 Zak Freeth
117 Joe Harrington
139 Karl Parker
152 Jordan Webb
157 Reece Brown
165 Charlie Barwell
167 Dylan Ling
172 Kenton Walker
182 Bailey Turner
194 Steve Anscombe
198 Thomas Gumbleton
209 Zak Pears
211 Aaron Colbert
217 Harrison Devall
227 Gavin Taylor
241 James Lake
252 Kieran Wietrzyk
267 Danny Grady
270 Brian Stanney
271 Jamie George
284 Liam Challender
291 Arron Witton
299 Brenden Kavanagh
301 Jack Botfield
306 Mitchell Hawkins
307 Luke Thomson
312 Darryl Lloyd
317 Tommy Devall
343 Owen Powell
351 Adrian Martins
354 Josh Vowden
355 Lexi Finney
356 Sam Hildon
406 Brooklyn Parker
413 Daniel Christmas
415 Scott Cornish
424 Andy Farley
448 Luke Farrington
452 Harry Eyles
455 Ricki Finney
466 Dan Yoemans
510 Daniel Newman
521 Jack Coveney
530 Dylan Heathway
531 Brent Tropper
544 Matt Outhwaite
551 Brett Jackson
579 Jack Bland
621 Gareth Parker
622 Leon Weeks
623 Ricky Hutton
650 Danny Harvey
651 Jamie Brightman
652 Harvey Eyles
666 Marc Hudson
717 Harvey Devall Junior
728 Stuart Hooper
740 Alfie Jones
755 Paul Barron
771 Ashley Neal
784 Henry Murray
816 Jack Weeks
917 Connor Heath
Bangers - 'Back To Basics' Man of the Midlands Qualifying Round - 38 cars
Back to Basic Bangers have rocketed in popularity over the past few years, with drivers enjoying the deliberately simple build rules and fun spirit - expect plenty of skidding, slipping and sliding on the way as these MOT failures get one last shot at glory!
10 Mitchell Burns
13 James Mann
16 Aaron Steele
17 Kyle Dodgson
21 Adam Chick
25 Stu Tonks
26 Daniella Armstrong
70 Jimmy Scott
77 Trevor Davies
96 Aidan Renshaw
111 Liam Hatton
116 Jack Bishop
117 Chris Richinson
146 Kenny Groom
196 Lillie-may Butler
201 Perry Downes
221 Daniel Smith
228 Aaron Smith
241 Neo Savage
265 Joshua Wakeman
283 Ant Evans
298 Carl Locker
306 Philip Lewis
309 Paul Brown
392 Andy Allen
458 Adam White
610 Devon Usher
616 Paul Knapper
654 James Chapman
666 Marc Hudson
721 Billy Baker
737 Ashley Sarginson
800 Tom Hannah
816 Bradley Lawson
818 Reece Lawson
851 Trevor Davies
852 Liam Wood
961 Luke Mullett
Scrapco Ninja Karts - 13 cars
This may be these kids' first years on track, but that doesn't mean they hold back with breathtaking wheel-to-wheel racing in this formula which race across different venues.The Scrapco-sponsored Ninja Karts are for the 6-10 (until 11th birthday) year olds who want to race. Strictly non-contact, these kart-based chassis' are powered by a Honda engine. Complete with a roll cage and racing aerofoil, these are great fun for the youngest racers on the ovals.
5 Albert Mills
25 Henri Liptrott
28 Stanley Mattioli
41 Edward Boardley
47 Evan Boardley
77 Quinnleigh Felton
149 Ralph Payne
204 Michael Weaver
270 Harley Flegg
296 Cole York
345 Jaxon Souter
642 Finley Burt
982 Joey Turner
NB: While we take all possible care in compiling this list we cannot be held responsible for the non-appearance of an individual driver!
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