World Final Weekend at King’s Lynn
The biggest prize in 1400 Stock Car racing is up for grabs at King’s Lynn — and this is one World Final you won’t want to miss! After an incredible 2025 Saloon Stock Car weekend at the Adrian Flux Arena, the spotlight returns to the smaller 1400s. Now the battle is on for the World Championship, with a packed grid of the very best drivers from across the UK and beyond all chasing the biggest prize of their careers.
There are plenty of favourites, but can anyone stop 167 Jimmy Morris or 303 Jacob Bromley, the 2023 World Champion, from taking the title? Or will one of the many challengers produce the drive of their lives and emerge as the new World Champion? 391 Jake Banwell has had some good form this year, 702 Jordan Eagle has been collecting wins, while 368 Charlie Santry, 388 Liam Santry and World Final debutant 916 Alex Rugg will all be looking to make their mark.
And the visitors are coming! Reigning World Champion 922 Curtis Greer makes his King’s Lynn debut, while Former European Champion 137 Curtis Tebbenham, alongside current European Champion 409 Joe Giles and National Champion 682 Korben Quinn, will all be determined to take the crown back South with them – the grid is staked with top talent and drivers travelling from across the country, Scotland and Ireland, the stage is set for an unforgettable showdown.
Who will survive? Who will find the gaps? Who will deliver when it matters most? There is only one way to find out…A Huge Saloon Stock Car Weekend
The 1400 World Final is just the start, with Saloon Stock Cars providing a spectacular weekend of action. Saturday features the King’s Lynn Open, followed on Sunday by the Steve Newman Memorial and the hugely popular Bumper Trophy.
The Bumper Trophy reaches its 20th running at King’s Lynn, having first been staged in 2007. 238 Alfie Aldous claimed last year’s dramatic contest and will be looking to make it back-to-back victories, while former winner 161 Billy Smith is also expected to be in the mix.
The Steve Newman Memorial has an equally impressive roll of honour, with former winners including David Aldous, Deane Mayes, Diggy Smith, Daniel Parker, Timmy Barnes and reigning World Champion 389 Ryan Santry. Santry returns as defending champion after adding the British Championship to his collection this season. There are plenty more big names to watch, including 561 Aaron Totham, the Venni brothers Rowan and Simon, 120 Luke Dorling, 399 Cole Atkins, 156 Darren Goudy and 137 Shaun Chaplin, while a strong contingent of Scottish and West Country drivers will add further competition.
With World Champions, former title winners, local favourites and visitors from across the country all on the same bill, it promises to be a huge weekend of Stock Car action at King’s Lynn — with plenty of big hits, dramatic finishes and championship glory at stake.
Championship glory. Big hits. Huge crashes. Heroes made and dreams shattered.
This is World Final weekend at King’s Lynn — and you need to be trackside!