Historical FF1600 is prescribed for a change in luck this year

The historic Formula Ford 1600 is scheduled for a change in luck this year, unlike 13 for the 2024 Norfolk journey, there are 31 entries already received for their Snetterton opener.

The 26-27 April incident is already ready to join the Yesryear’s qualifying race, including youths who promised to follow the Nasikh Cup initiative with many new people, and other preparations, including the promise of promising youth, and other latter.

Chris Sharps, president of the former historical sports car club, has re -activated the racers, and expanded the fraternity, by running a large -scale entry fee.

When the Peliser Racer Sharps voluntarily tried to turn things before the brands hatch superprix of last July, a lot of work was to work.

Only 13 contestants had subscribed to Snetterton’s opener, it fell to 10 in Cadwell Park and was at 14 for Donington Park.

The Classic FF1600 sponsor SDC’s pledge to exempt contestants in the 1982 championships inadvertently hits historical FF1600 numbers. Indeed, Ben Sims emerged champions in his historic Jomo, in an area, entered to Snetaton at an average of 26.

The rising circuit track time cost, eventually passed to the contestants, especially since the coronvirus epidemic, stopped development.

Greater historic customer demand, however, has made the negotiations of low entry fee possible, so the racers will pay £ 100- £ 200 per event in 2025.

“Reducing the entry fee has led to speed and people are talking about HFF again,” Sharaps said.

“Six cars in winter changed their hands and more movement are in the pipeline.

“There is a real discussion about it. In addition to many new people, the contestants built and bring cars back to the garage after many years, as well as in 2027 to the 60th anniversary of the FFORD.

“I feel a feeling of heavy gratitude to drivers to enter the snetterton early as the intention of the intention.”

Among the plans to make a series debut in this season, their historical FF2000 title-winners Father Graham, Ed Liling-Price and George Townsand (Murlins) and Jensen Fanneimore at MK20 in Marin MK20 in the Nike of Bill Coiny, are racing bulls in Jensen Fenimore.