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Formula Jedi in Action at Autosport International

The Formula Jedi Championship will again be represented at the Autosport International show at the NEC, Birmingham, between 12th-15th January 2012.

As well as a car being displayed on the British Racing and Sports Car Club stand (No 7050), the championship will also be represented in this year’s Live Action Arena shows. If you are interested in the 2012 championship then please feel free to come and talk to a member of the Formula Jedi team, and also witness the cars and drivers in action.

Event Report:
Silverstone, Rounds 13 & 14, 22 October 2011

Congratulations to Richard Mitcham 2011 Formula Jedi Champion, and Nathan Wright Club Class Champion.

The New International track at Silverstone was the venue for the final rounds of the season, and with the championship still undecided there was still a lot to play for.

Stu Abbott took a brilliant win in Race 1 after getting past pole man Dan Cook on the first lap from second on the grid. Despite staying out front for almost the entire race, Abbott was under constant pressure from James Fletcher who at the chequered flag had to settle for second. After suffering from engine failure on the first lap of qualifying and not setting a time, championship leader Richard Mitcham had it all to do after having to start from the back of the grid. However a great drive through the field resulted in third place just behind Fletcher and within a second of the lead. Mathew Bett had another strong drive to finish fourth ahead of Cook, who dropped down the order with an engine misfire. Barry Armstrong rounded out the top six.

Cook had a great start in Race 2 getting the jump on pole sitter Abbott and this time keeping him behind him, along with Fletcher and 2010 champion Andrew Dunn. As Fletcher made his way into second Cook seemed to have a solid lead until running wide onto the pit straight and damaging his suspension, which then resulted in him losing a wheel. A lap later and Abbott was also forced out due to engine problems, which left Fletcher and Dunn to battle it out at the front. Dunn though could not quite do enough as Fletcher took the final win of the season by just over a second, with Bett taking the final step on the podium. After having to start again from the back of the grid Mitcham put in another fine drive to finish fourth and beat Fletcher to the title. Dan Clowes and Armstrong finished fifth and sixth respectively.

Rob Sayell was the man to beat in Race 1 ahead of a strong Club Class field. The former club champion took the win over newcomers Will Picken and Mike fryatt.

After a non finish in the first race, new Club Class Champion Nathan Wright made up for it with a win in the second, finishing a respectable eighth overall. Sayell had to be content with finishing second again in front of Picken.

Please click on results for updated championship points and positions.

 

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