Super Two's

22/03/2025

On March 9th, we witnessed a tragic moment that turned our lives upside down. Martin is fighting hard in the hospital, but his family needs our support as they navigate this challenging time. Please consider donating and sharing this post to help ease their burden—every little bit helps!

On the 9th March 2025, Martin was racing his Super Two race car at Aldershot Raceway and unfort… Pauline Smith needs your support for Martin Sherwood Recovery

18/03/2025

💚💜 Thinking of Martin and his family 💜💚

24/12/2024

Merry Christmas to you all! Have a brilliant time and see you all in 2025!

06/11/2024

Well, the 2024 season is over! What an amazing season it was. Lots of ups, lots of downs but plenty of awesome, close racing. All of us at Super Twos are incredibly proud of our formula and of our drivers. We wouldn’t be anywhere without each and every one one of you. Looking forward to the Super Twos party next weekend. Bring on 2025! 🏁

21/10/2024

Is that time again.. Our Annual Super Two Awards! Please contact Charlotte Thomas to purchase tickets or for further details. Tickets are on sale now and will be available until Sunday 10th November! We hope you can all make it 😊🏆🍾

10/10/2024

What a great write up for the formula!

07/04/2024

Massive congratulations to #242 Sam Powell for winning the Tim Cotter Memorial 2024. In a very special car, at a very special track 💛💙

31/03/2024

Super Two available to hire at Eastbourne tomorrow!! Contact Duncan Adams 🏁

27/03/2024

In honour of our dear friend #337 Lee Fear, we will have some bumper stickers at Eastbourne on Monday.

Lee was well known around the race track and a special person in within the Super Twos community. He will be sadly missed 💔

21/03/2024

This Sunday sees the Super Twos contest the British championship at Aldershot Raceway. Current holder #761 Matt Smith has held the title for the past two years. His new style wing looks fantastic with the prestigious black and white chequered flag donned upon it but will it have to return to the sign writers after Sunday or will it get to stay for another year?
As always with the Super Twos British Championship, the grid will be drawn out of a hat on the day - therefore the race really is anybody’s! With #33 Billy Fear having taken the Midland Championship at Hednesford last week he will be hungry for more championships to add to his roof. White grader #101 Michael Tidd also got away from the pack at Hednesford in Heat One and took his first ever win… could he go on to do the same again? The likes of Tristan Jackson will be looking for a return to star grade, could it be one of the speedy juniors that moved up last year or will it be a more experienced driver such as Seamus Cushnahan, Jordan Salmon or even David Gooch who will have hopefully have rectified his car gremlins from last week! With a big line up of cars already booked in and more expected, it looks to be a very interesting race. We wish every driver the very best of luck for Sunday and we look forward to finding out who will next take the black and white chequered roof.

17/03/2024

Since 2021 #16 Courtney Smith has held the Midland Champion title. With the closure of Birmingham Wheels, there were no tracks left within the Midlands that the Super Twos raced at. That was all to change on Saturday as the Super Twos made their Hednesford Hills Raceway debut. The first time back in the Midlands meant the long awaited Midland Championship was back up for grabs. Unfortunately before the championship began, the rain started to fall thick and fast, at this point we knew we were in for an interesting race…
#33 Billy Fear battled it out for a while before taking the lead spot. With cars behind him spinning in the wet or battling hard with each other, Billy pulled an almost 1/3 of a lap lead, that was until relative newcomer #579 Dan Harris succumbed to the tracks slippery surface and began to spin. With #466 Burksfield, #633 Amas and #107 Thomas all in close proximity and unable to avoid each other, the inevitable happened - with Amas ending up on top of Harris's car and the medical team being called to assist Thomas. With yellows out this meant the gap between Billy and the others was closed and the race was
to be anyone’s. Billy again took the lead before newcomer #242 Sam Powell spun and was collected by #85 Marchant and the yellow flags came out again. This meant Billy had lost his fantastic lead once more and had a massive challenge lying ahead of him with the rolling restart and just 2 laps to go, with National Champion Stewart Adams directly behind him and the highly experienced Jordan Salmon sitting in 3rd. Billy managed to get his foot down fast when the green flag came out and managed to hold off hits from the cars behind with Adams and Salmon fighting hard and switching positions continuously. With Billy’s car losing grip almost every time he came round turn 3 he certainly kept us on the edge of our seats of whether he would take the chequered flag or fall victim to the rain. Eventually he took the double chequered flag and became Midland Champion 2024! There were tears and cheers all around. It was great to see 18yr old Billy with so much determination and confidence on the track and great to see his hard work finally pay off and take the Championship in front of all his family especially Dad, Mum and Nan!