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Alton, VA – Tim Kautz, standing Formula F National Champion, won Sunday’s F1600 Formula F Championship Series race at VIRginia International Raceway by a whopping seven seconds over John Robinson (Swift/Ford) and Bill Valet (Swift/Ford).
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Alton, VA – Jim Goughary wrote his name into racing history books by taking the inaugural win in the history of the F1600 Formula F Championship Series in a Piper/Honda by five thousandths of a second in a thrilling side-by-side finish with John Robinson in a Swift/Ford under threatening skies at VIRginia International Raceway.
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Beasley Goes Quick in Practice Two
Sam Beasley set fastest time in the second practice of the day, driving a Mygale/Honda for Primus Racing. Beasley, a 17-year-old aspiring driver, clocked in at 2:02.009, slightly slower than his time earlier in the day. The late afternoon session saw times slow across the board.
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After two and a half hours of track time split into five 30-minute sessions. Jim Goughary’s Piper/Honda emerged at the top of the time charts (combined) at VIR, running a 2:01.792 followed by John Robinson at 201.999, Bill Valet, Art Foster and Sam Beasley. Ryan Leach, Brian Graham, Mike Scanlan, Rick Baribeault and Colin Thompson rounded out the top ten.
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Jim Goughary heads to Virginia International Raceway this weekend for the F1600 Series opening race with great momentum coming off two podium finishes at Sebring International Raceway in regional events before the official start of the F1600 Series season. Goughary looks to build on that momentum to generate a win on the first weekend of the series season, but knows it won’t be an easy task.
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Sharon, CT – The F1600 Formula F Championship Series will embark on history this weekend at VIRginia International Raceway for the inaugural rounds of the new national pro series with 32 cars on the initial entry list. Nine chassis manufacturers are represented with 12 Honda Fit and 20 Ford Kent engines.
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Orangeville, ONT - The countdown is on - only one week until the start of the 2011 race season. The inaugural race weekend in the new F1600 Formula F Championship Series will be challenging, but Caitlin Johnston, from Ontario, is up for it.
