Will Davison - Career Results

Career Results

Season Series Position Car Team
2000 Australian Formula Ford Championship 6th Stealth Van Diemen RF95 Ford Will Davison
2000 Victorian Formula Ford Championship 1st Stealth Van Diemen RF95 Ford
2001 Australian Formula Ford Championship 1st Van Diemen RF01 Ford Sonic Motor Racing Services
2002 British Formula Renault Championship 4th Tatuus - Renault 2.0 Motaworld Racing
2003 British Formula 3 Championship 8th Dallara F303 Spiess-Opel Alan Docking Racing
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2004 British Formula 3 Championship 13th Dallara F303 Spiess-Opel Menu F3 Motorsport
2004 V8Supercar Championship Series 67th Holden VY Commodore Team Dynamik
2005 V8Supercar Championship Series 59th Ford BA Falcon Dick Johnson Racing
2005 HPDC V8Supercar Series 28th Ford AU Falcon Dick Johnson Racing
2005/6 A1 Grand Prix 13th Lola A1GP Zytek A1 Team Australia
2006 V8Supercar Championship Series 19th Ford BA Falcon Dick Johnson Racing
2007 V8Supercar Championship Series 10th Ford BF Falcon Dick Johnson Racing
2007 Australian GT Championship 20th Aston Martin DBRS9 Abcor
2008 V8Supercar Championship Series 5th Ford BF Falcon Dick Johnson Racing
2009 V8Supercar Championship Series 2nd Holden VE Commodore Holden Racing Team
2010 V8Supercar Championship Series 22nd Holden VE Commodore Holden Racing Team
2011 International V8 Supercars Championship 7th Ford FG Falcon Ford Performance Racing
2012 International V8 Supercars Championship 4th Ford FG Falcon Ford Performance Racing

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