Formula Pacific - List of Formula Pacific Champions

List of Formula Pacific Champions

Southeast Asian Series
Year Driver Car
1976 Graeme Lawrence March-Ford
1977 Steve Millen Chevron-Ford
New Zealand Tasman Series
1977 Keke Rosberg Chevron-Ford
1978 Keke Rosberg Chevron-Ford
1979 Teo Fabi March-Ford
1980 Dave McMillan Ralt-Ford
1981 David Oxton Ralt-Ford
1982 Roberto Moreno Ralt-Ford
1983 Allen Berg Ralt-Ford
1984 Ken Smith Ralt-Ford
1985 Ross Cheever Ralt-Ford
1986 Jeff McPherson Ralt-Ford
1987 Mike Thackwell Ralt-Ford
1988 Paul Radisich Ralt-Ford
1989 Dean Hall Ralt-Ford
1990 Ken Smith Swift-Ford
1991 Craig Baird Swift-Toyota
1992 Craig Baird Reynard-Toyota
1993 Craig Baird Reynard-Toyota
New Zealand Gold Star
1977 Dave McMillan Ralt-Ford
1978 Ross Stone Cuda-Ford
1979 Dave McMillan Ralt-Ford
1980 Dave McMillan Ralt-Ford
1981 David Oxton Ralt-Ford
1982 David Oxton Ralt-Ford
1983 not held
1984 Ken Smith Ralt-Ford
1985 Ken Smith Ralt-Ford
1986 not held
1987 Ken Smith Ralt-Ford
1988 Paul Radisich Ralt-Ford
1989 Dean Hall Ralt-Ford
1990 Ken Smith Swift-Ford
1991 Craig Baird Swift-Toyota
1992 Craig Baird Reynard-Toyota
1993 Craig Baird Reynard-Toyota
All-Japan Championship
1978 Masahiro Hasemi Chevron-Nissan
1979 Takao Wada March-Nissan
1980 Masahiro Hasemi Chevron-Nissan
1981 Kazuyoshi Hoshino March-Nissan
1982 Kazuyoshi Hoshino Ralt-Nissan
South Pacific Championship
1981 David Oxton Ralt-Ford
1982 Roberto Moreno Ralt-Ford
Australian Gold Star
1981 Bruce Allison Ralt-Ford
1982 Alfredo Costanzo Tiga-Ford
1983 Alfredo Costanzo Tiga-Ford
1984 John Bowe Ralt-Ford
1985 John Bowe Ralt-Ford
1986 Graham Watson Ralt-Ford
FISA Formula Mondial World Cup
1983 Charlie O'Brien Ralt-Ford
Indian Formula Pacific Series
1984 Jim Crawford Chevron-Ford
1985 Jim Crawford Chevron-Ford
1986 Vicky Chandhok Chevron-Ford

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