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F100 90S KART CLUB the Big ‘O’! PF INTERNATIONAL KART CIRCUIT 5Th to 6Th June 2021 PHOTO: GRAEME CAMERON PHOTOGRAPHY F100 90S KART CLUB The Big ‘o’! PF INTERNATIONAL KART CIRCUIT 5th to 6th June 2021 PHOTO: GRAEME CAMERON PHOTOGRAPHY F100 90S KART CLUB Driver of the day This very special and very beautiful trophy been kindly donated by Chris Armstrong’s family. It will be awarded annually to the ‘Driver of the Day’ in Pre 89/95 at each O-Plate. Chris, who was affectionately known as Flash through his colourful and vibrant race suit design, was so looking forward to this years Open having never competed in it before. May his Spark and his Spirit ride with you all. Our thanks and love go to the Armstrong Family Jane, Luke, Beccy, Melissa x The main F100 Championships take a break this month for the long awaited F100 Open Championship. It’s amazing that it’s now been 2 years since F100 last came to PFi, a long time in the making so enjoy! The 2019 Open Championship winners have had the luxury of running the much coveted O-plates for all this time, we’ll probably need a crow bar to wrench it from them. There’s been the usual light hearted banter and bragging on the social media groups about who’s favourite and who’s going to win this weekend, which is great to see, just remember all that stops when the ‘Flag Drops’ - There is only one winner. Many of you will be happy to see the format of ‘Shotgun Qualifying’ back for event which is a bit different from the normal 3x heats & final. It’s still amazing to see the amount of interest for this yearly event, Pre 2000 sold out within an hour of entries opening with the unlucky drivers then added to a waiting list. Who will take the honours this year, well... you’ll just have to wait and see!! It’s great to see a resurgence for the Pre95 Class with a few drivers coming out of retirement to have a peddle round. Thank you so much for supporting the event, its great to have you back. Pre89 should be great fun to watch, can Holly Crankshaw, overcome a recent injury to win & can Simon Nicholson overcome the might of ‘Girl Power’ to take victory. The Aqua FX classes have really excelled themselves, the rallying drum was well and truly banged before the entries opened, and what a fantastic effort, a great grid of some class drivers should really see some great racing. And with 3 newcomers jumping in at the Deep End to start in the class at PFi it should be an exciting race to watch. Good Luck and safe racing to everyone Tim, Jay, Chris Your F100 Team Foreword PF International circuit First opened in 1994, this track is the brain-child of Mr Paul Fletcher (a man who has been involved in karting since the 50s). His creation, the UK’s largest outdoor, and only International Grade A kart circuit. The long straights, mixed with sweeping and tight bends, and its unique up-and-over configuration will offer up a challenge for every competitor. 5 8 4 2 6 7 Start / Finish 9 2 5 3 1 9 4 3 8 7 6 10 12 11 1 Marshal Posts 5 Pit Lane Exit 10 Host Paddock & Parking 1 Main Entrance/Exit 6 F100 Race Control 11 Visitor Parking 2 Pit Lane Entrance 7 Catering 12 F100 Paddock & Parking 3 Scrutineering/Parc Fermé 8 Toilets/Showers 4 Dummy Grid 9 Timing Overall track length Overall lap record – KF2 1382m 55.38 Track details PF International circuit FUEL SPECIFICATION Fuel must comply with the FIA unleaded fuels legislations - FIA Appendix J / Article 252. All unleaded roadside retail pump fuels normally comply with Article 252 Please used any unleaded roadside retail most likely to contain the least amount of pump fuel. Fuel tests will be carried out Ethanol according to Esso UK’s website. for fuel doping at the circuit and we Fuel Washing to remove Ethanol is acceptable reserved the right to seal fuel samples but should only be performed if you are for additional testing off site. extremely risk adversed in the process We strongly recommend that you use Esso and ensure proper control measures are Supreme Unleaded from any South of deployed to avoid the risk of fire. England retail fuel station as this product is If in doubt, ask F100. MAGNETIC STRIPS 3 SUGGESTED CLASS GEAR RATIOS Pre 2000 Pre 95 Aqua 10/82 10/84 10/78 CLASS LAP RECORDS - 6/7/2019 Pre 2000 - Noel Brennan Pre 2000 Heavy - Oliver Smith 59.31 60.16 Pre 95 - Nicky Taylor Pre 95 Heavy - Lee Taylor 61.51 62.77 Pre 89 - Predicted Target 59.55 Aqua - James Rees Aqua Heavy - Duncan Mcleod 61.53 61.50 Aqua Ultra - Mitchell Mcleod 61.90 Technical The Big ‘O’! Pre 2000 0 Glenn Guest ENG CRG RICARD 1 Gary Watling ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 5 Dan Crankshaw ENG TOP KART KARTAL 7 Alasdair Cunningham ENG FULLERTON PRIVATEER 12 Keith Brown ENG TECHNO PRIVATEER 14 Noel Brennan IRL TONYKART BDR 18 Zak Bowen GB HAASE PRIVATEER 20 Matt Dobson ENG GILLARD PRIVATEER 22 Alister Topliss ENG GILLARD PRIVATEER 24 Andy Black ENG WRIGHT CTM 25 Jonathan Crankshaw ENG TONYKART KARTAL 27 James Kirk ENG CRG PRIVATEER 30 Keith Evans ENG TOP KART PRIVATEER 36 Jack Barber ENG SWISS HUTLESS LASER RACING 44 Bowen Morris-kent ENG FULLERTON CTM 47 Ed Pead ENG FULLERTON PRIVATEER 48 Kris Hughes NIR CRG JAGG 52 Francis Stewart IRL CRG RICARD 65 Alex Spinks ENG TONYKART LCM 69 Matthew James ENG TECHNO PRIVATEER 70 Tamsin Germain ENG BIREL DG POWER RACING 71 Joe Scorey ENG KOSMIC MARMALADE 74 Bryn Nuttall ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 76 James Rees ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 78 James Barclay ENG TONYKART CTM 84 Ross Curnow ENG TONYKART CTM 90 James Fox USA FULLERTON PRIVATEER 96 Nicky Taylor ENG PCR PRIVATEER 99 James Burton ENG CRG PRIVATEER 173 Martin Brackenbury ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 190 Joseph Reeves-smith, GB KOSMIC PRIVATEER Who s racing? The Big ‘O’! Pre 2000 Heavy 0 Dayle Matthews ENG WRIGHT PRIVATEER 18 Tim Darlow ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 33 Oliver Smith ENG CRG PRIVATEER 46 David Hogg ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 55 Stephen Morrison SCO SWISS HUTLESS PRIVATEER Pre 95 0 Jade Goodwin ENG TONYKART LCM 14 Richie Faulkner IRL TONYKART BDR 18 Joe Holloway ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 27 Paul Warrener ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 31 Chris Derrick ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 33 Andrew Godfrey GB TONYKART JAGG 37 Andrew Everett GB WRIGHT JAGG 38 Ian Turner GB TONYKART BHP 40 Sam Hill ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 44 Alan Lamb ES TONYKART ACE 45 Thomas Lamb ENG WRIGHT PRIVATEER 51 Richard Miles ENG ALLKART PRIVATEER 64 James Verity ENG TECHNO PRIVATEER 75 Chris Jiggins GB TOP KART PRIVATEER 76 Allen Brunton ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 83 N Gavin Williams ENG WRIGHT PRIVATEER 96 Christopher Griffin ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER Pre 89 13 Holly Crankshaw GB SWISS HUTLESS PRIVATEER 62 Simon Nicholson ENG KALI LCM , Who s racing? The Big ‘O’! Aqua 1 Ty Stansfield ENG BIREL ART PRIVATEER 2 Harry Smithson ENG COMPKART LCM 3 Kevin Ford ENG REDSPEED KF SPORT 20 Chris Waddell SCO BIREL PRIVATEER 30 N Tibor Polacsek HU TONYKART PRIVATEER 58 Leon Dolby ENG MAD-CROC PRIVATEER 77 N Ethan Davis GB HAASE KF SPORT Aqua Heavy 211 Duncan Mcleod ENG TONYKART PRIVATEER 221 Thomas Massarella GB WRIGHT PRIVATEER 222 Ben Joseph WAL KOSMIC PRIVATEER 285 Billy Thomas WAL TONYKART PRIVATEER 295 Lee Morgan ENG BIREL ART MARMALADE Aqua Ultra 402 Mitchell Mcleod ENG KOSMIC PRIVATEER 430 Stuart Guess ENG WRIGHT PRIVATEER 483 N Alistair Massarella SCO WRIGHT PRIVATEER , Who s racing? Practice & ‘Shot gun’ quali Saturday - 5th June 2021 » Mechanics Wristband Collection - Race Control from 07:30Hrs » Tyre Allocations - F100 Spares Van - 7am to 12pm » Transponder collections - F100 Spares van - 7am to 12pm » All drivers must be signed on electronically » All Drivers must have declared their Race equipment by 15:00Hrs » Predicted Sessions = 5 » Session Duration = 7 mins » Transponders must be fitted from your third session PRACTICE SESSIONS FROM 09:00HRS AS FOLLOWS:- 1. IAME Cadet 7. Senior Rotax 2. Honda Cadet 8. F100 Aqua 3. Junior X30 9. F100 Pre 89 / Pre 95 4. Mini MAX / Mini X30 10. F100 Pre 2000 / Pre 2000 Heavy 5. Junior Rotax 6. Senior X30 TIMED QUALIFYING MSUK Classes - Timed Qualifying from 16:30Hrs F100 Classes - Shotgun Timed Qualifying from 17:30hrs PLEASE RETAIN YOUR TRANSPONDERS UNTIL TOMORROW. Timetable ‘Shot gun’ quali One Out Lap, Two Flying laps, BOX No. DRIVERS NAME Class Group Release Time Aqua 430 Stuart Guess Aqua Ultra 1 17H 30m 00s 2 Harry Smithson Aqua 1 17H 30m 10s 211 Duncan Mcleod Aqua Heavy 1 17H 30m 20s 295 Lee Morgan Aqua Heavy 1 17H 30m 30s 402 Mitchell Mcleod Aqua Ultra 1 17H 30m 40s 3 Kevin Ford Aqua 1 17H 30m 50s 30 N Tibor Polacsek Aqua 2 17H 35m 00s 77 N Ethan Davis Aqua 2 17H 35m 10s 285 Billy Thomas Aqua Heavy 2 17H 35m 20s 20 Chris Waddell Aqua 2 17H 35m 30s 222 Ben Joseph Aqua Heavy 3 17H 40m 00s 483 N Alistair Massarella Aqua Ultra 3 17H 40m 10s 221 Thomas Massarella Aqua Heavy 3 17H 40m 20s 1 Ty Stansfield Aqua 3 17H 40m 30s 58 Leon Dolby Aqua 3 17H 40m 40s Pre 95 / Pre 89 0 Jade Goodwin P95 1 17H 45m 00s 27 Paul Warrener P95 1 17H 45m 10s 14 Richie Faulkner P95 1 17H 45m 20s 33 Andrew Godfrey P95 1 17H 45m 30s 38 Ian Turner P95 1 17H 45m 40s 62 Simon Nicholson P89 2 17H 50m 00s 96 Christopher Griffin P95 2 17H 50m 10s 37 Andrew Everett P95 2 17H 50m 20s 64 James Verity P95 2 17H 50m 30s 13 Holly Crankshaw P89 2 17H 50m 40s 44 Alan Lamb P95 3 17H 55m 00s 45 Thomas Lamb P95 3 17H 55m 10s 18 Joe Holloway P95 3 17H 55m 20s 76 Allen Brunton P95 3 17H 55m 30s 83 N Gavin Williams P95 3 17H 55m 40s 75 Chris Jiggins P95 4 18H 00m 00s 31 Chris Derrick P95 4 18H 00m 00s 51 Richard Miles P95 4 18H 00m 00s 40 Sam Hill P95 4 18H 00m 00s Timetable ‘Shot gun’ quali One Out Lap, Two Flying laps, BOX No.
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