A STOCK car racing promoter has announced a bumper list of events at Odsal Stadium and it all kicks off in a matter of a months.
Startrax, which is run by Steve Rees, has overseen the transformation of the famous bowl over the past month, to pull together a vision that has been 23 years in the making.
Mr Rees was in charge when the last vehicles raced at Odsal, back in 1997.
That will all change on April 3 - depending on the pandemic - when the much-loved sport is set to make its official return to Bradford.
There were 2,000 tickets that went on sale for that first event - The BriSCA F1 Stock Cars - limited due to the coronavirus pandemic, and 140 VIP Club memberships guaranteeing the "best seats" over a five-year period were also released.
Startrax has now released a list of eight "National Banger" event dates for 2021, which will run right until the start of December.
This includes the opening event of the series - The Stan Woods 21 - on April 24.
It comes after the release of the Betfred Championship fixtures for the coming season confirmed Bradford Bulls would continue to play their home games at the Tetley's Stadium in Dewsbury.
A post on Startrax's Facebook and Twitter pages said: "Having received late last week the 'BULLS' 21 home fixtures, we have started working on our plans to make Odsal big for Bangers in 21, below is what is in the 'melting pot' thus far."
The full list of "National Banger" events is as follows:
- April 24: Stan Woods 21
- June 12: Super League Teams - [Micro Bangers - 12 teams of 6] - Junior Bangers - Caravans
- August 14: EURO 2021 Unlimited Bangers and Sean Buckley Memorial
- August 28: 1600cc Open Championship of Great Britain
- September 25: Unlimited Bangers Memorial meeting - Junior Bangers (Under discussion and to be confirmed)
- October 16: Sunnyvale Reunion Pre-75 Bangers
- November 20: Big Van Bangers Open Championship of GB - BTB Bangers - Junior Bangers
- December 4: Unlimited Bangers Terminator 21 and 1600cc Bangers
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