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Morgan McCourt was back on track with the Monoposto Racing Club last weekend, this time on the fabulous Silverstone Grand Prix circuit in Northamptonshire. His weekend got off to a challenging start during testing, where an incident in the final session of the day caused significant damage to his regular Leastone 1000, such that the team had to switch to the spare car for the race weekend proper. Given that qualifying was essentially a shakedown in this new-to-him car, Morgan

The Leastone team endured a difficult weekend at Mondello during rounds 2 and 3 of the Irish Formula Vee Championship on 18/04/2026. Harry Fagan continued to gain pace as he transitioned from karts to cars, but the weekend ended on a particularly sour note, with Harry sustaining an injury that will keep him out of the cockpit for the foreseeable future. Following a challenging test day that saw changeable weather and inconsistent track conditions, Harry continued to chip away

The 2026 racing season continues to ramp up for the Leastone team, and following a productive wet-weather test at Mondello Park on March 14th, the team is looking to hit the ground running when their domestic and international campaigns kick off next weekend. Harry Fagan: Chasing Success in Formula Vee Following his initial test late last year, Harry Fagan, the recipient of the inaugural Selco Scholarship, is set to compete for a complete season in the highly competitive Iris

Leastone Racing Cars is delighted to announce karting hotshoe Harry Fagan as the winner of the 2026 Selco Scholarship, earning him a spot on the Formula Vee grid for the upcoming season. The recently announced Selco Scholarship has been formed to identify and support rising talent, and Harry’s 2025 Karting campaign made him an outstanding candidate. Competing in the highly competitive Senior Max 177 class, Harry approached the season with a clear focus: consistency, continuou

Photos by CregorNews.com The Leastone team wrapped up the 2025 Irish race season at Mondello Park last weekend, where they hit the track for the final round of the Formula BOSS Ireland championship. Reigning BOSS3 champion Mark Reade was joined by Formula Vee frontrunner, Andy Keogh, who was making his Formula BOSS debut. With no testing, Andy had a baptism of fire, as wet conditions greeted the field for qualifying early on Sunday. The two Leastone 1000s navigated the tricky

Photos by Ken Keegan My first weekend in single seaters began with Friday testing on the international circuit at Mondello. After...