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==Drivers that have competed in the series== | ==Drivers that have competed in the series== | ||
| − | *[[Harvey Jones]] - Runner Up in 1972 | + | *[[Harvey Jones]] - 1970-1972 (Runner Up in 1972) |
| − | *Roger Williamson - 1st in 1972 | + | *Roger Williamson - 1971-1972 (1st in 1972) |
| − | *Brian Henton - 1st in 1974 | + | *Brian Henton - 1974 (1st in 1974) |
| − | *[[Éadbhard Ó'Caoimhín]] - Runner Up in 1974 | + | *[[Éadbhard Ó'Caoimhín]] - 1974 (Runner Up in 1974) |
*[[Marshal Jenkins]] - 1973-1978 | *[[Marshal Jenkins]] - 1973-1978 | ||
| − | *[[Tom Douglas]] - 1st in 1989 | + | *[[Tom Douglas]] - 1989 (1st in 1989) |
| − | *David Brabham - Runner Up in 1989 | + | *David Brabham - 1988-1989 (Runner Up in 1989) |
| − | *[[John Zimmer]] - 1st in 1992 | + | *[[John Zimmer]] - 1990-1992 (1st in 1992) |
| − | *[[Marco Weiss]] - 1st in 1994 | + | *[[Marco Weiss]] - 1994 (1st in 1994) |
| − | *[[Sammy Jones]] - Runner Up in 1998 | + | *[[Sammy Jones]] - 1997-1998 (Runner Up in 1998) |
| − | *[[James Davies]] - 1st in 2000 | + | *Mario Haberfeld - 1997-1998 (Winner in 1998) |
| − | *[[Nathanael Spencer]] - Runner Up in 2000 | + | *[[James Davies]] - 1998-2000 (1st in 2000) |
| − | *[[Dave Simpson]] | + | *[[Nathanael Spencer]] - 1999-2000 (Runner Up in 2000) |
| − | *[[Daniel Melrose]] - 1st in 2002 | + | *[[Dave Simpson]] - 2000 |
| − | *[[John Bovy]] - 3rd in 2005 | + | *[[Daniel Melrose]] - 2002 (1st in 2002) |
| − | *[[Aurelien Moll]] | + | *[[John Bovy]] - 2005 (3rd in 2005) |
| − | *[[Carter Simpson]] - 1st in 2008 | + | *[[Aurelien Moll]] - 2006 |
| − | *[[Beth Lestrade]] | + | *[[Carter Simpson]] - 2008-2009 (1st in 2008, Runner Up in 2009) |
| − | *[[Chelsie Knight]] | + | *[[Beth Lestrade]] - 2009 |
| − | *Scott Pye | + | *[[Chelsie Knight]] - 2010-2011 |
| − | *[[Steven Mackintosh]] | + | *Scott Pye - 2011-2012 |
| − | *[[Dean Melville]] | + | *[[Steven Mackintosh]] - 2011-2013 |
| − | *[[Matthias Valsattis]] | + | *[[Dean Melville]] - 2013-2014 |
| − | *[[Calvin Brooks]] | + | *[[Matthias Valsattis]] - 2013 |
| + | *[[Calvin Brooks]] - 2014 (3rd in 2014) | ||
| + | *[[Conor Dunne]] - 2015 (1st in 2015) | ||
==Tracks== | ==Tracks== | ||
Revision as of 17:40, 13 October 2014
| British Formula Three | |
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| Category | {{{category}}} |
| Country/Region | {{{locale}}} |
| Founder(s) | {{{founder}}} |
| Inaugural Season | 1951 |
| Last season | still going |
| Engine supplier(s) | Volkswagen, Mercedes |
| Records | |
The British Formula Three Championship is a international motor racing series that takes place in the United Kingdom with a small number of events in mainland Europe. Its a junior feeder-formula that does use single-seather Formula Three chassis. Notable champions include Daniel Melrose, James Davies, John Zimmer and Tom Douglas.
Drivers that have competed in the series
- Harvey Jones - 1970-1972 (Runner Up in 1972)
- Roger Williamson - 1971-1972 (1st in 1972)
- Brian Henton - 1974 (1st in 1974)
- Éadbhard Ó'Caoimhín - 1974 (Runner Up in 1974)
- Marshal Jenkins - 1973-1978
- Tom Douglas - 1989 (1st in 1989)
- David Brabham - 1988-1989 (Runner Up in 1989)
- John Zimmer - 1990-1992 (1st in 1992)
- Marco Weiss - 1994 (1st in 1994)
- Sammy Jones - 1997-1998 (Runner Up in 1998)
- Mario Haberfeld - 1997-1998 (Winner in 1998)
- James Davies - 1998-2000 (1st in 2000)
- Nathanael Spencer - 1999-2000 (Runner Up in 2000)
- Dave Simpson - 2000
- Daniel Melrose - 2002 (1st in 2002)
- John Bovy - 2005 (3rd in 2005)
- Aurelien Moll - 2006
- Carter Simpson - 2008-2009 (1st in 2008, Runner Up in 2009)
- Beth Lestrade - 2009
- Chelsie Knight - 2010-2011
- Scott Pye - 2011-2012
- Steven Mackintosh - 2011-2013
- Dean Melville - 2013-2014
- Matthias Valsattis - 2013
- Calvin Brooks - 2014 (3rd in 2014)
- Conor Dunne - 2015 (1st in 2015)
Tracks
- Knockhill
