West Lothian stock car drivers race to success at Cowdenbeath Racewall

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Livingston’s Robbie Armit enjoyed double success at the Cowdenbeath Racewall while there was a string of impressive results for a number of West Lothian drivers, writes Jim Turner.Armit was in excellent form in his ORCi Ministox where he started off with a third place in heat one before producing an even better performance in the ensuing two races.He picked up the win in heat two despite being under pressure from Jamie Dawson for most of the race and crossed the finish line with Dawson glued to his back bumper.

He then made it a double win with success in the final during which he didn’t take the lead until the closing stages.Aimee Winfield, from Livingston, started where she left off as she took her Prostock Basic car to a first heat win but had to settle for third place in heat two.

In the final she quickly moved into a challenging position but in the end dropped to fifth place.Longridge’s Nicole Russell also fared well with her best result being a fourth place in heat two.Elsewhere Caitlin Mitchell from East Calder had a good outing, keeping a tidy line throughout the meeting.

In the white/yellow heat she finished in seventh place but was unable to classify in the other races, which involved big fields.Bobby Brandon (Fauldhouse) had a best result of a seventh place in heat two whilst Owen Marshall (Blackridge) was eighth in the final. Don't miss the latest news from the West Lothian Courier.