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2017 Australian Formula Ford Series

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The 2017 Australian Formula Ford Series was an Australian motor racing series open to Formula Ford and Formula Ford 1600 cars.[1] It was the 48th Australian Formula Ford Series and was sanctioned by the Australian Auto Sport Alliance (AASA).

The series was won by Max Vidau driving a Mygale SJ1019.[2]

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Race calendar

The series was contested over six rounds with three races at each round.[1]

Round Circuit City / state Date Winning driver(s)
1 Sandown Raceway Melbourne, Victoria 4–5 March Jayden Ojeda
2 Wakefield Park Raceway Goulburn, New South Wales 1–2 April Max Vidau
3 Winton Motor Raceway Winton, Victoria 19–21 May Aaron Cameron
4 Queensland Raceway Ipswich, Queensland 8–9 July Cameron Shields
5 Sydney Motorsport Park Sydney, New South Wales 16–17 September Cameron Shields
6 Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit Phillip Island, Victoria 30 September–1 October Cameron Shields

Series standings

The series was won by Max Vidau driving a Mygale SJ1019.[2]

Pos Driver Pts.
Formula Ford
1 Max Vidau 245
2 Cameron Shields 231
3 Jayden Ojeda 195
4 Hunter McElrea 189
5 Liam McLellan 137
6 Nathan Herne 132.5
7 Cooper Murray 130
8 Harri Jones 128
9 Zachary Soutar 78.5
10 Adrian Lazzaro 77
11 Benjamin Reichstein 76
12 Courtney Prince 73
13 Jett Bennett 57
14 Jordan Boys 55.5
15 Aaron Cameron 50
16 Paul Zsidy 41
17 Nicholas Carroll 33.5
18 Cody Donald 30.5
19 Hamish Ribarits 26
20 Angelo Mouzouris 23
21 Lachlan Gibbons 17
22 Alec Limmer 14
23 Bart Horsten 14
24 Jackson Burton 13
25 Conor Nicholson 8
26 Jake Donaldson 6
27 Lachlan Mineeff 6
28 Ryan Bjerke 5.5
29 Benjamin D'Alia 4
30 Spencer Ackermann 0
31 James Burge 0
32 Andrew Petrou 0
33 Nicholas Schembri 0
34 Jamie Westaway 0

Notes

  • Liam McLellan finished Race 1 at Sandown in second however he was excluded due to a technical infringement.[3]

References

  1. ^ a b 2017 FFA NATIONAL FORMULA FORD SERIES SPORTING REGULATIONS, formulaford.org.au
  2. ^ a b Australian Formula Ford Series 2017 "Road to Indy" Pointscore, formulaford.org.au, as archived at web.archive.org
  3. ^ formulaford.org.au accessed 19/03/2017
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