2008 British Formula Ford Season - Drivers and Teams

Drivers and Teams

Team No Driver Class Chassis Rounds
Jamun Racing 2 James Cole C Mygale All
3 Tim Blanchard C Mygale All
4 Wayne Boyd C Mygale All
5 Victor Corrêa C Mygale All
Fluid Motorsport 6 Marco Sørensen C Van Diemen 1-9
7 David Brown C Van Diemen All
716 Claus Frøkjær-Lorendsen G Van Diemen 7
760 Dennis Lind G Van Diemen 7
Kevin Mills Racing 11 Adrian Campfield C Spectrum All
12 Glen Wood C Spectrum 1-9
16 Alex Jones S Spectrum 5-7
27 8-10
Myerscough College 16 Van Diemen 1-4
Ray Sport 14 Adam Batch S Ray 1, 3
Joe Tandy Racing 15 Philippe Layac C Mygale 1-8
24 Rogier de Wit C Mygale All
63 Peter Dempsey G Mygale 8
69 Nick Tandy G Mygale 7
98 Matt Hamilton C Mygale All
Red Devil Team Comtec 17 Westley Barber C Comtec 1-4
18 Francisco Weiler C Comtec 1-5
4D Motorsport 20 Matt Dobson C Van Diemen 6, 8-9
Inter Motorsport 1-5
73 Callum Holland S Van Diemen 2-4, 8-10
Daglish Racing 22 Peter Daglish S Ray 2-6, 8-10
Getem Racing 23 Chris Maliepaard C Mygale All
58 Linton Stuteley C Mygale All
Garry Findlay Racing 33 Garry Findlay S Mygale All
Wrensport 44 Felix Scott S Spirit All
ACER Motorsport 46 Jamie Jardine C Comtec 1-2, 4-6, 8
Slidesports 55 Daniel Walker S Mygale 1, 3-6, 8-10
Vuik Racing 60 Henk Vuik, Jr. G Mygale 5
711 7
61 Rogier Jongejans G Mygale 5
718 7
62 Liroy Stuart G Mygale 5
Stuart Racing 73 7
713 Jeroen Mul G Mygale 7
Speedsports 64 Robert Souster G Van Diemen 9-10
Team Autocar 65 Matt Prior G Van Diemen 9-10
Michel Florie Racing 72 Michel Florie G Mygale 7
John's Racing Team 75 John Svensson G Van Diemen 7
Geva Racing 77 Jennifer van der Beek G Mygale 7
727 Arthur van Uitert G Mygale 7
KTG Racing 78 Simon Knap G Mygale 7
Sterling Motorsport 99 Chrissy Palmer S Ray 1, 3-10
Racing Team Vestergaard 714 Nils Vestergaard G Mygale 7
Icon Class
C Championship
S Scholarship
G Guest

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