Sydney-sider Darrin Treloar is a firm favourite to add to his incredible record when he contests the 2022 NSW Speedway Sidecar Championship at Kurri Kurri Speedway this Saturday night (February 26).
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Treloar and his passenger Blake Cox from Lake Macquarie are the defending champions having won the title in Tamworth last year.
It was Treloar's 22nd state title victory and his fifth with Cox.
The pair is in superb form - winning the Sidecar Stampede at Kurri Kurri on Australia Day and the Bowes Family Cup at Gillman Speedway, South Australia two weeks ago - unbeaten at both events.
The local combination of Grant Bond (Rutherford) and Glenn Cox (Lake Macquarie) will once again be Treloar's nemesis.
Bond has won the NSW state title three times, twice with Cox as his passenger.
Family rivalry will be to the fore. Darrin Treloar's son Jake will be in the lineup as will Grant Bond's sons Hayden and Jackson Bond.
Glenn Cox will passenger with Grant Bond and his son Blake Cox will passenger with Darrin Treloar.
Twenty nominations have been received for the Championship.
The Motorcycling NSW Speedway Committee has chosen 14 riders to go directly into the championship and the remaining six riders will compete in six qualifying races with the top two to go into the 16 rider championship field.
The qualifying events are scheduled to start at 5pm with the main event timed for 6pm.
The 2022 NSW Senior Speedway Sidecar Championship will conclude the summer season of night racing at Kurri Kurri Speedway.
