General Facts and Figures

2021 General Facts and Figures

We've all seen and analysed the results, for our own or our rivals, and just to see who finished where. Besides those details, there's also who finished on the podium the most but never on the top step? Who scored the most from each grade? Who finished highest in the grading points without winning?

Those questions and others are answered below.

17 meetings

55 races

8 tracks (Aldershot, Birmingham, Buxton, Mildenhall, Northampton, Skegness, Taunton, Yarmouth)

Race Winners

Most race wins – 9 – Simon Flynn (707)

14 different Heat winners

Most heat wins – 5 - Simon Flynn (707) & Marcus Worth (10)

3 first time Modstox heat winners

- Alastair Needham (16)

- Luke Wilson (22)

- Sam Horton (26)

12 different Final Winners

Most Final Wins – 4 - Simon Flynn (707)

4 first time Modstox final winners

- Billy Higgins 129 (Buxton, 23rd May),

- Lewis Wilson 23 (Birmingham, 10th July),

- James Faultless 47 (Buxton, 23rd October)

- Sam Tennant 300 (Birmingham, 30th October)

- Adam Perkins 6 ( Aldershot, 1st August)

Race Consistency

Most podium placings excluding wins

12 – Alex Langdell (19)

Most podium placings without a win

2 – Paul Heath (343)

Highest driver in grading without a win

15th - Paul Heath (343)

Championships

6 Different championship winners

First time Champions

- Alastair Needham 16 (Driver of the Year & Newcomer of the Year)

- Lewis Wilson 23 (Whites and Yellows)

- Dave Kilby 63 (Summer Bash)

- Adam Perkins 6 (Champion of Champions, Northern & Midlands, & National points)

Drivers Racing

Total drivers raced in the season - 36

First grading period drivers - 24

Second grading period drivers - 27

Third grading period drivers - 19

Fourth grading period drivers - 23

Fifth grading period drivers - 21

HIghest Scorers per Grade in each period

Grade Awards

Total – 7 - Adam Perkins (6) – Red x 5, Superstar x 2

White – 5 – Sam Tennant (300)

Yellow – 5 – Sam Woods (555)

Blue – 3 – Marcus Worth (10), Jason Scattergood (37)

Red – 5 – Adam Perkins (6)

Superstar – 4 – Simon Flynn (707)

Track Champions

Aldershot – 6 Adam Perkins

Birmingham – 707 Simon Flynn

Buxton – 6 Adam Perkins

Mildenhall – 70 Adam Flynn

Northampton – 16 Alastair Needham & 707 Simon Flynn

Skegness – 111 Dan Billington

Taunton - 294 Jonathon Clare

Yarmouth - 10 Marcus Worth