Midland Slotstox Racing Association: Tracks

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555 Promotions

Back on the fixtures for another year, the 555 Promotions circuit has proven to be a leveller since Richard Sleeman completed the refurbishment on it two years ago. What was once known as the "postage stamp", this layout now features very long straights book-ended by two narrow sweeping bends meaning there is usually lots of fast action and sometimes a bit of chaos in the braking zones! So far though, it has shown that any driver can get a result from any lane on this track so expect more of the same this season!

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964 Promotions

After purchasing the ex-Amethyst circuit last year, Chris Radley enters the promoter’s stable officially for the first time as he debuts his new ‘964 Promotions’ for the 2026/2027 season and will host at Sileby Club. One of the longest-standing circuit layouts which the MSRA has ever raced on, this track features a long chicane on the back straight which promotes lots of high-speed bumper-work so there is never a shortage of drama!

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B.T.P. (Brandon Track Promotions)

Originally built for the 2008 MSRA season, the B.T.P. circuit is now promoted by Barrie Gregory at Bedworth Liberal Club as he returns for his second season back as a promoter. With wide, sweeping bends leading onto long straights, the B.T.P. layout allows drivers to push their cars to the limits of grip whilst trying to stay in the slot which can be exciting to watch at times! This circuit will also host the all-important Quarter-Finals for the 26/27 campaign!

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Baylis Raceway

Possibly the most distinctive-looking track which the MSRA has ever raced on, the infamous “D”-shaped circuit is back with Clive Baylis for this season as he ventures to his new venue in Rugby for the first time. This is a short and technical track which often proves tricky to navigate and almost impossible to get bumper-to-bumper contact on thanks to its tight sweeping chicane! For the 2026/2027 season, the Midland Masters title will be up for grabs here!

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DT Raceway

A brand new promotion for 2026/2027 sees Matt Trasler at the helm of DT Raceway after taking ownership of Clive’s ex-Baylis Raceway circuit. One of the most technically challenging layouts currently in the MSRA, this track is renowned for being a driver’s circuit and also has the tightest back straight on the calendar where lane 1 can hit lane 6 and vice versa! Our showpiece event for this season, the 2027 Midland Final, will be hosted on this track so that will be one to watch out for!

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MAD Raceway

Another promotion spearheaded by Matt Trasler, the iconic MAD Raceway has been the MSRA’s largest track since its debut back in 2020. This track features the longest straights on the fixtures where the cars can reach their maximum potential so racing is always fast and frantic with action aplenty! Promoted at Bedworth Liberal Club, the 2027 Ladies’ Final will be hosted on this track so that should prove to be a great event for all involved!

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R.S. Promotions

The original “big” track retains its place on the fixtures for 2026/2027 with Richard Sleeman as his JMR Promotions circuit continues to sit on the sidelines. With chicanes on either straight, and two fast sweeping bends at either end, the R.S. Promotions layout is one of the quickest on the calendar and always serves up close action with plenty of bumper-work! The 2027 Minors Final will also be hosted on this track so definitely one to look out for!

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Rocket Raceway

Heading into their 6th campaign, Marie Gilbank and Geoff Radley bring us Rocket Raceway which is hosted at Sileby Club. Another circuit which is known for its relative evenness across all 6 lanes, this circuit is fast, flowing and full of character with plenty of close racing including a variety of unforgettable festive moments at our annual Xmas Cracker event each year! For the 2026/2027 season, the coveted Junior Final will be up for grabs so that should be a title event to look forward to!

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Unlucky 13

A fresh face to welcome onto the promoter’s roster for the 2026/2027 campaign is Richard Hampshire as he brings us his ‘Unlucky 13’ promotion for the first time at another new venue in Woodford. The circuit which Rich is hosting was originally built by Steve Young for the 2007 season, which ran under the ‘Coventry’ banner, and it proved to be a technically demanding layout thanks to its fast straights and tight corners! In his debut season of promoting, Rich will be hosting the 2027 Rosebowl Final so expect a close event for that title!