Walter Hayes Trophy

The grid penalty that meant Walter Hayes Trophy winner Jason Smyth started the final from 13th almost led to him withdrawing from the event.

Team Dolan’s Jason Smyth came from 13th on the grid to win a thrilling final to the Walter Hayes Trophy at Silverstone.

Team Dolan’s Niall Murray comfortably won the second Walter Hayes Trophy semi-final, despite safety car interruptions.

KMR Sport’s Andrew Rackstraw won the Walter Hayes Trophy’s dramatic first semi-final, holding off Team Dolan’s Jason Smyth.

Oldfield Motorsport’s Connor Willis was victorious in a restarted Walter Hayes Trophy last chance race at a drying Silverstone.

Alex Walker charged through the spray on Silverstone’s National layout to win the Walter Hayes Trophy progression race from 27th on the grid.

Team Dolan’s Jordan Kelly triumphed in the fourth Walter Hayes Trophy heat at Silverstone, which was full of drama.

Niall Murray won the third Walter Hayes Trophy heat after Jordan Dempsey was penalised 15 seconds for track limits abuse. 

Andrew Rackstraw won a race-long fight with Rory Smith and Jason Smyth in the second Walter Hayes Trophy heat.

KMR Sport’s Jacob Tofts held off Pirate M-Sports’ Joey Foster to win the first Walter Hayes Trophy heat race at Silverstone.

KMR Sport’s KC Ensor-Smith grabbed pole for the fourth Walter Hayes Trophy heat in the final qualifying session of Saturday morning.

B-M Racing’s Jordan Dempsey pipped Team Dolan’s Niall Murray to pole for the Walter Hayes Trophy’s third heat race.

Team Dolan’s Jason Smyth dominated qualifying for the second Walter Hayes Trophy heat at Silverstone, taking pole by 0.815 seconds.

Pirate M-Sports’ Joey Foster claimed pole for the opening Walter Hayes Trophy heat on Silverstone’s damp National layout.

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Drivers in older machinery at the Walter Hayes Trophy got to contest two additional races at Silverstone, depending on the age of their car.

B-M Racing’s Rory Smith resisted multiple challenges to win a frenetic Walter Hayes Trophy Grand Final on Silverstone’s National layout.

Andrew Rackstraw and KC Ensor-Smith delivered KMR Sport a one-two finish in the second Walter Hayes Trophy semi-final.