Speedway Sedans Australia have today released the field for the National Super Sedan Title to be held at Valvoline Raceway on Friday, 2 March 2018 and Saturday, 3 March 2018.

Thirty nine drivers from every state in Australia have entered for the event, with National Champion, Darren Kane looking to defend his title, that he won last season at Albanys Attwell Park.

Kane will be joined by former National Champions, Callum Harper, Matt Pascoe, Steve Jordan and Mick Nicola, who between them have won ten titles.

Sixteen drivers will represent Queensland, ten drivers have entered from the home state of New South Wales, seven drivers will come from Victoria, while three drivers have entered from Tasmania, with two drivers from South Australia, while Phil Barton will be the lone West Australian representative.

The Parramatta venue last hosted the title in 2003, which was Mick Nicolas third victory, but it is Matty Pascoe from Queensland who has been in red hot form this season, amassing ten victories including six in a row, including the Grand Prix and Grand National, along with the Super Sedan Summer Slam.

Dave Gartner from South Australia recently won the Victorian Title, while his counterpart, Ryan Alexander started on the front row of last years final.

Phil Barton may be the only driver to come from Western Australia, but he proved last season that he was more than competitive, starting on the second row of the National Title field.

New South Wales most credentialed driver, Lachlan Onley heads the New South Wales entrants, having finished second in the National Title, three years in a row between 2012 and 2014.

Callum Harper, the 2016 Champion, is one of three Tasmanians in the field, and continues to dominate domestic racing, with six Feature race wins to his name this season. He will be joined by Corey Smith and Steve Latham, with the latter having competed in many events on the mainland this season.

The field also includes Ash Bergmeier and Brad Wicks from Victoria who have both been in good form, Sean Black from Queensland who won a week ago at Lismore, along with Wayne Randall who has finished third in the National Title on two occasions. Matthew Williams, Leigh Williams and Peter Nicola should also be prominent across the two nights.

NOMINATIONS

A1 Darren Kane
V2 Peter Nicola
Q3 Matthew Williams
V3 Michael Nicola
Q4 Leigh Williams
V5 Anthony Randall
Q6 Wayne Randall
N7 Wayne Dick
Q7 Grant Shaw
T8 Steven Latham
SA8 Dave Gartner
Q10 Steve Jordan
N10 Craig Davis
N14 Mark Towers
Q15 Matty Pascoe
Q15 Gavin Northfield
V16 Ash Bergmeier
T16 Corey Smith
V17 Brad Wicks
N17 Lachlan Onley
N21 Darren Anning
Q22 Dale Christensen
T22 Callum Harper
V23 Mick Jnr Nicola
N23 Andrew White
Q24 Jack Childs
V24 David Mackenzie
Q26 Sean Black
Q32 Kyall Fisher
N33 Barry Towers
W36 Philip Barton
Q39 Bob McCosker
S47 Ryan Alexander
N47 Daryl Moon
Q47 Barry Craft
Q56 David O'Keeffe
N57 Paul Kranitis
Q71 Shayne Lau
Q76 Ian Brims

Above: Darren Kane in action at Valvoline Raceway earlier this season.