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{{Racing team
 
{{Racing team
|Short_name    = HPR
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|Short_name    = Peak Motorsport Canada
|Logo          = File:hpg.png
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|Logo          = File:PMC logo.png
|Long_name    = High Performance Racing
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|Long_name    = Peak Motorsport Canada
|Base          = Auckland, New Zealand
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|Base          = Vancouver, Canada
|Founders      = Jeffrey Kline<br>Richie Parr<br>J.C. Mobley
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|Founders      = Edward Summers
|Team Principals = Jeffrey Kline
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|Team Principals = Edward Summers
|Technical Director = Will Keyes
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|Technical Director =  
 
|Noted Drivers =  
 
|Noted Drivers =  
|Drivers      = #3 [[Julian Clark]]<br>#32 [[Randall Wade]]
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|Drivers      = #26 [[Arienne Sorel]]<br>#27 [[Joey Bennett]]
|Debut        = TBA
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|Debut        = [[2017 Reject World Race Series season|2017]]
|Races        = 0
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|Races        = '''AR2.0 NA''': 16<br>'''NA F4''': 28
 
|Cons_champ    = 0
 
|Cons_champ    = 0
 
|Drivers_champ = 0
 
|Drivers_champ = 0
|Wins          = 0
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|Wins          = '''AR2.0 NA''': 0<br>'''NA F4''': 4
|Podiums      = 0
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|Podiums      = '''AR2.0 NA''': 1<br>'''NA F4''': 7
|Points        = 0
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|Points        = '''AR2.0 NA''': 17<br>'''NA F4''': 193
|Poles        = 0
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|Poles        = '''AR2.0 NA''': 0<br>'''NA F4''': 8
|Fastest_laps  = 0
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|Fastest_laps  = '''AR2.0 NA''': 0<br>'''NA F4''': 5
 
|}}
 
|}}
  
'''High Performance Racing''' is the racing arm of the [[High Performance Group]].
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'''Peak Motorsport Canada''' the second-tier open-wheel team of the [[Peak Motorsport Group]]. They currently compete in [[FIA North American F4]], having formerly competed in [[AutoReject 2.0|AutoReject 2.0 North America]].
  
==Ownership==
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==History==
HPR is owned by the [[High Performance Group]], a New Zealand consortium owned by a group of businessmen including Jeffrey Kline, Richie Parr, and J.C. Mobley.
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Peak Motorsport Canada was formed in 2006 by Canadian businessman Edward Summers and entered AutoReject 2.0 North America in 2017, later moving to North American Formula 4 in 2018.
  
==Racing operations==
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==Operations==
HPR has entered a 2 car team running Mazda 323 GTXs in the [[2016-17 F1RSTC season]] with drivers [[Julian Clark]] and [[Randall Wade]]. This is subject to organiser approval.
 
  
HPR's engineering and development workshop is located in Auckland, New Zealand.
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===AR2.0 NA===
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PMC entered the brand new AR2.0 North America series for the [[2017 AutoReject 2.0 North America season|2017 season]], with a driver lineup of Mexican [[Angelica Lopez]] and Canadian [[Dakota Summers]]. However, the series would merge with the AutoReject Indy Academy series, and PMC would not return in 2018.
  
[[Category: High Performance Group]]
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===North American F4===
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The team entered the FIA North American F4 for its inaugural season in [[2018 North American Formula 4 season|2018]]. [[Joey Bennett]] and [[Arienne Sorel]] have been the team's drivers for the duration of their time in F4 thus far.
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[[Category: Peak Motorsport Group]]

Latest revision as of 23:07, 5 November 2017

Peak Motorsport Canada
PMC logo.png
Full Name Peak Motorsport Canada
Base Vancouver, Canada
Founder(s) Edward Summers
Team Principal(s) Edward Summers
Technical Director
Current Drivers #26 Arienne Sorel
#27 Joey Bennett
Other Noted Drivers
Debut 2017
Races AR2.0 NA: 16
NA F4: 28
Constructors' Championships 0
Drivers' Championships 0
Race Wins AR2.0 NA: 0
NA F4: 4
Podiums AR2.0 NA: 1
NA F4: 7
Points AR2.0 NA: 17
NA F4: 193
Pole Positions AR2.0 NA: 0
NA F4: 8
Fastest Laps AR2.0 NA: 0
NA F4: 5


Peak Motorsport Canada the second-tier open-wheel team of the Peak Motorsport Group. They currently compete in FIA North American F4, having formerly competed in AutoReject 2.0 North America.

History

Peak Motorsport Canada was formed in 2006 by Canadian businessman Edward Summers and entered AutoReject 2.0 North America in 2017, later moving to North American Formula 4 in 2018.

Operations

AR2.0 NA

PMC entered the brand new AR2.0 North America series for the 2017 season, with a driver lineup of Mexican Angelica Lopez and Canadian Dakota Summers. However, the series would merge with the AutoReject Indy Academy series, and PMC would not return in 2018.

North American F4

The team entered the FIA North American F4 for its inaugural season in 2018. Joey Bennett and Arienne Sorel have been the team's drivers for the duration of their time in F4 thus far.