Sam Roza is driving down from Clontarf, Queensland, to see if he can once again beat a very impressive entry list for the rescheduled Round 10 of the McCosker Super Sedan Series at Castrol Edge Lismore Speedway on Saturday night.

Incessant heavy rain late last week and into the weekend forced promoter David Lander to postpone the much anticipated Super Sedan show.

“The non-stop rain did some damage and by Friday morning we were in trouble. I admit it was an early call Friday to postpone the meeting but I had to do that in the best interest of everyone involved," said Lander.

“Yes, we might have been, at a remote chance, able to run but the track would have been unsuitable and only suitable for motocross bikes which would have been unfair to the drivers facing such a potentially rough track and it would also have lacked proper racing entertainment for our loyal fans.”

The nominations are again headed by multi Super Sedan and Late Model National Champion Darren Kane, three times Australian Super Sedan titleholder Matt Pascoe, triple National Champion Mick Nicola (Victoria), two times National Super Sedan Series winner Wayne Randall and last start McCosker series round victor Sam Roza.

Current National Super Sedan Champion Darren Kane will not be far from the front on Saturday night. Photo: Twitter / Ian Boettcher Race Parts 

Steve Jordan, Ian and Ian's cousin Hayden Brims, Tania Smith and Trent Wilson are also among the drivers who will contest the round next weekend, culminating with a 30-lap feature race.

As of Monday morning, 20 nominations were received by the Lismore Speedway office.

Round ten will be a very special occasion for Ian Brims who last week officially announced his retirement from over three decades of racing.

Ian Brims, 72, is having his final race at the track where it all began - Lismore Speedway. Photo: Tony Powell

There has been a change to the support divisions on the Lismore card for this coming Saturday night (February 27).

The AMCA Nationals are not available and have been replaced by Four Cylinder Sedans. The rest of the support categories – Wingless Sprintcars, Production Sedans, Street Stocks and Junior Sedans

– remain as per the original (February 20) programme.

Gates open 4pm on Saturday. Prior to the meeting commencement a grand parade of Super Sedans will be held followed by hot laps. Racing will start at 5:15pm.