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New Zealand Formula Ford Championship

New Zealand Formula Ford Championship
CategoryOpen-wheeler
CountryNew Zealand
Inaugural season1971
Drivers' championNew Zealand Alex Crosbie
Official websitehttps://formulaford.co.nz/
Current season

The New Zealand Formula Ford Championship (known for commercial reasons as the NAPA Auto Parts New Zealand Formula Ford Championship) has been held annually in New Zealand racing circuits.

History

Elfin 600
Mygale SJ06 followed by a Van Diemen RF03
Van Diemen RF86
Van Diemen RF88

Formula Ford emerged as a racing class in New Zealand. In 1972, the inaugural New Zealand Formula Ford championship won by David Oxton. The open wheel category rapidly developed into the series for emerging young New Zealand race drivers. Graduates include Brendon Hartley, David Oxton, Dave McMillan, Scott Dixon, Fabian Coulthard and Jonny Reid.[1]

Year Driver Car
1971–72 New Zealand David Oxton Elfin 600
1972–73 New Zealand Dave McMillan Opert Titan Mk6
1973–74 New Zealand Peter Hughes Bowin P6
1974–75 New Zealand Grant Walker Elfin Superford
1975–76 New Zealand Dave McMillan Lola T342
1976–77 New Zealand Eric Morgan Lola T342
1977–78 New Zealand Grant Campbell Titan Mk9c
1978–79 New Zealand Mike Finch Cuda II
1979–80 New Zealand Mike King Titan Mk9C
1980–81 New Zealand Jeff Pascoe Swift LM1
1981–82 New Zealand Mike King Crossle 25F
1982–83 New Zealand Kevin Ingram Keram
1983–84 New Zealand Steven Richards Titan Mk6
1984–85 New Zealand John Crawford Reynard FF84
1985–86 New Zealand Craig Coleman Van Diemen RF85
1986–87 New Zealand Shane Higgins Van Diemen RF86
1987–88 New Zealand Craig Baird Van Diemen RF86
1988–89 New Zealand Grant Campbell Swift FB4
1989–90 New Zealand Paul Larsen Swift FB89
1990–91 New Zealand Andy McElrea Van Diemen RF88
1991–92 New Zealand Gary Croft
1992–93 New Zealand Ashley Stichbury Van Diemen RF84?
1993–94 New Zealand Ashley Stichbury Van Diemen RF84?
1994–95 New Zealand Shane Drake
1995–96 New Zealand Greg Tullett Van Diemen
1996–97 New Zealand Scott Dixon Swift
1997–98 New Zealand Greg Tullett Van Diemen
1998–99 New Zealand LeRoy Stevenson Van Diemen
1999–00 New Zealand Phil Hellebrekers Spectrum 07
2000–01 New Zealand James Cressey Van Diemen RF94
2001–02 New Zealand Fabian Coulthard Stealth Van Diemen RF94
2002–03 New Zealand Jonny Reid Stealth Van Diemen RF94
2003–04 New Zealand Tim Edgell Van Diemen RF03
2004–05 Australia Shannon O'Brien Van Diemen RF03
2005–06 New Zealand Shane van Gisbergen Stealth Evo 2
2006–07 New Zealand Sam MacNeill Van Diemen
2007–08 New Zealand John Whelan Stealth Van Diemen
2008–09 New Zealand Richie Stanaway Mygale SJ08A
2009–10 New Zealand Martin Short Mygale SJ07A
2010–11 New Zealand Andre Heimgartner Mygale SJ10
2011–12 New Zealand Andre Heimgartner Mygale SJ10
2012–13 New Zealand James Munro Mygale SJ08A
2013–14 New Zealand Jamie Conroy Mygale SJ07A
2014–15 New Zealand Taylor Cockerton Mygale SJ08A[2]
2015–16 New Zealand Michael Scott Mygale SJ08A
2016–17 New Zealand Liam Lawson Mygale SJ08A
2017–18 New Zealand Callum Hedge Mygale SJ08A
2018–19 New Zealand Jordan Michels [3] Mygale SJ13
2019–20 New Zealand Billy Frazer[4] Spectrum 015
2020–21 New Zealand James Penrose[5] Van Diemen Stealth
2021–22 New Zealand Alex Crosbie[6] Ray GR21
2022–23 New Zealand Alex Crosbie Ray GR21

References

  1. ^ "Formula Ford History". n.d. Archived from the original on 2009-01-06. Retrieved 2010-01-18.
  2. ^ Taylor Cockerton convincingly wins F.Ford Title, retrieved 3 July 2015
  3. ^ "Southland racing driver Jordan Michels finds positives in 'weird' year". www.stuff.co.nz. 21 December 2020. Retrieved 18 January 2021.
  4. ^ "Pukekohe racing prodigy wins Formula Ford, as Covid-19 scuttles final race". www.stuff.co.nz. Retrieved 18 January 2020.[title missing]
  5. ^ James Penrose wins NZ Formula Ford title, Zane Shackleton May 1, 2021, Formula Ford, New Zealand, News, retrieved 30 November 2021
  6. ^ Invercargill teen Alex Crosbie wins New Zealand Formula Ford Championship, Southland reporters, 13:23pm May 02 2022, Stuff.co.nz, retrieved 2 May 2022


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