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Speedway: Whanganui stockcars head to Hawke s Bay for double night of races
14 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM
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Hailey James (18V) and Dion Mooney (6V) are up against quality fields in their groups tonight. Photo / S. B. O Hagan Photography
Hailey James (18V) and Dion Mooney (6V) are up against quality fields in their groups tonight. Photo / S. B. O Hagan Photography
Whanganui Chronicle
A mass migration eastwards for Wanganui Stockcar drivers is under way.
Seventeen Wanganui cars are among the 230-plus entrants for the Hawke s Bay Doors New Zealand Stockcar Championship at Meeanee Speedway this weekend.
Qualifying takes place tonight, and with only 24 places in the 30-car finals field available from the eight qualifying groups it is going to be absolutely cut-throat.
Top UK Stocks to Watch: Just Eat sacrifices margin for growth
Joshua Warner January 13, 2021 9:37 AM
Just Eat shares slide as it prioritises growth over profits, Persimmon sells fewer houses at higher prices, Marshalls reinstates dividends after a strong finish to 2020, and Spectris says it will hit the top end of expectations. Share:
Top News: Just Eat shares fall as it prioritises growth over profits
Just Eat Takeaway shares took a dive this morning after the company said it would prioritise growth over profitability to capitalise on the strong momentum that it has gathered this year.
It said sales growth accelerated for the third consecutive quarter in the final quarter of 2020, putting it on course to post a strong set of annual results.