A little different Superstox

Filed in News on May 12, 2012 with no comments

Arguably, one the best-looking Superstox on the south coast belongs to current Ringwood Points Champion Neil Soule. It stands out a little different from the other cars, with its low-slung, long chassis, and small roof fin, as opposed to the giant roof wing used by most of the other drivers in the class.
Soule’s car was built by Pip Williams, and spray painted by fellow Superstox racer Barry Stringer. Stringer’s workshop in Gloucester named Bulldog Paintworks, has seen many oval cars pass through, including his own re-panelled Randal built car, which he races at Oxford, Ringwood and the Arena Essex Rolling Thunder show.

Jerry Fisher

About the Author

Jerry Fisher has been taking photographs around the UK ovals since 1969. He is also one of Short Circuit magazines original contributors. Jerry has been a driver in many different formulas, and won the Superstox Western Championship, before retiring from racing in the late 1990's. Jerry has written articles in many oval racing programmes over the years and is the author of the book Rendezvous Ringwood.