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Formula Race Promotions announces its 2020 race schedule
Formula Race Promotions announced its 2020 race schedule today with seven weekends from April to October at six different tracks, operating under SCCA Pro Racing sanction. This will be the fifteenth year of continuous operation for FRP, which began with a single F2000 run group in 2006.
The Right Coast Formula F Series (RCFFS) and Formula Race Promotions (FRP) are pleased to announce that for the 2020 race season, the Right Coast Series will be organized under the FRP umbrella.
News From The Series — September 30, 2019
The checker has fallen on another FRP season — our 14th!
Hello All,
2019 saw very competitive and exciting racing throughout our primary Atlantic, F2000 & F1600 Championship run groups, as well as within our other participating series - The North American F1000 Championship, The FV Challenge Cup & the ever growing Right Coast Formula Ford group (RCFF). Without the addition of our supporting series, we would not be able to maintain... Читать дальше...
Brandon Dixon had a smooth race two here at NJMP, he was never challenged, and as a result he was able to achieve victory in a confident manner.
Under gloomy skies, the final qualifying session of the 2019 season was conquered by Brandon Dixon.
Brandon Dixon cruised to a race one victory as Peter Gonalez and John Dole ran nose to tail for the entirety of the twenty-two lap bout.
A black flag all cancelled the middle of the session, but in the remaining laps Brandon Dixon secured the top starting position for race one.
Jim Kearney, a long time coach and friendly face around the FRP paddock, will be featured on the Speed Secrets Podcast.
Brandon Dixon was able to return to form on Sunday, starting from second place, he forged ahead to take victory in a convincing manner.
In the second round of qualifying here at Summit Point, Steve Jenks proved he could repeate his pace from yesterday and as a result he secured pole position for race one!
