Silsden Formula One stock car racer Frankie Wainman Jnr is out to gain revenge over rival Andy Smith at Sheffield's Owlerton Stadium on Sunday.

The two last clashed over Easter, when the Silsden driver claims he was twice "taken out" by shunts from Smith.

Wainman, who aims to add to his national points tally on his home circuit, said: "Andy tried to get an early psychological advantage over me by trying to wreck my car at Sheffield.

"It hasn't worked. What goes round comes round and if I was Smith I would be a bit nervous if he sees me behind him on Sunday."

Wainman won the final at Birmingham on Saturday, overtaking Mark Taylor with four laps to go to climb back to the top of the points table.

But he had to be content with runner-up spot in the grand national, behind world champion Rob Speak.

On Sunday, Wainman was again in action, at Kings Lynn, where he had to wait until the last race of the afternoon - the grand national - to record a win.

He had finished sixth in his heat and failed to finish the final after colliding with Speak.

l Skipton-based rally driver Pat Richard and co-driver Alyson Marlow had a mixed start to their Super 206 Cup season at the weekend.

The pair were competing in two national rallies, both part of the Pirelli International Rally.

The Canadian driver has moved to Yorkshire this year in a bid to learn more about the sport.

Last weekend's highlight was an impressive sixth overall in the Gateshead Rally and his first points on the board for the season.

Richard was setting top five times as the national rally moved into the long Kielder stages on the Scottish borders.

However, towards the end of the day fuel pump failure halted their progress. Despite frantic attempts to trace the problem the pair were forced to retire.

But there was better luck the following day with a new fuel pump fitted as the crew continued to set top five times in the Gateshead Rally.

l Ilkley Motor Club won the second round of the Larkspeed Championship qualifying round at the Woolcombers complex in Bradford on Sunday, Henry Kitchen from Baildon spearheading the attack.

Leeds road racers Brett Crossley, Denzil Vallance, Stuart Gregory and David Wicks were in top form at the fast Carnaby Two race track at Leconfield.

Crossley raced his Yamaha R6 to six race wins in wet and and dry conditions. Vallance and Gregory swapped places in the 125cc races, both winning and taking second places on their 125cc Honda machines.

In the sidecar, races, Tony Elmer and Sally Wilson had a great weekend,

The Leeds pair had one second and three thirds to celebrate on their Ireson Honda sidecar outfit.

Edward McIntosh demonstrated that his fifth place in the Chris Carter national trial two weeks ago was no fluke.

He was once again in great form and surpassed his last success by winning the MC Spen Valley trial at Harden Moor, Bingley from Liam Walker and Nathan Wrigglesworth.