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GB1 Mark Higgins 35 Martin Hawkes 69 Christopher Dawkins 2 Ollie O Donovan 36 Joe Booth 70 Rob Gibson 3 Andy Grant 37 Phil Collard 71 John Ward 4 Steve Hill 38 Morgan Wroot 72 Tristan Ovenden 5 Nathan Heathcote 39 73 Simon Ovenden 6 Tom Llewellin 40 Dan Rooke 74 Terry Moore 7 Tom Constantine 41 Ryan Hadfield 75 Andrew Coley 8 James Constantine 42 Jami Kalliomaki 76 Rob Maynard 9 Don Macleod 43 Kris Hudson 77 Ben Sayer 10 Kevin Procter 44 Mad Mark 78 The numbers listed in this 11 Guy Corner 45 79 Jason Bowes document are those used during 12 Richard Moore 46 Pat Doran 80 Kristiane Hvaal Engh the 2018 season. 13 Patrick O Donovan 47 Georgia Shiels 81 Michael Boak 14 Tony Lynch 48 Todd Crooks 82 To keep the number used in 15 Michael Howlin 49 83 2018 a driver must register for 16 Tom Middleton 50 Steve Cozens 84 Tom Onslow-Cole the championship by the closing 17 David Ewin 51 Julian Godfrey 85 Sarah Upton date for entries for round one. 18 Andrew Hawkes 52 Gary Simpson 86 Steve Harris After this date unregistered 19 Stephen Jones 53 Keifer Hudson 87 Dave Bellerby numbers will be available to any 20 Paul Coney 54 88 Dave Ward other driver on a first come, first 21 Oliver Bennett 55 89 Brett Harris served basis. The Championship 22 Drew Bellerby 56 Ian Biagi 90 Darren Grimston organiser reserves the right to 23 Frankie Helliwell 57 Paul Smith 91 Allan Tapscott allocate a number that must be 24 Craig Lomax 58 92 used where necessary. 25 Darren Scott 59 Krzysztof Kozon 93 David Bell 26 Morgan Bailey 60 Marius Solberg-Hansen 94 Roger Thomas (6R4) The British Championship will 27 Matt Ovenden 61 Kirk Twyman 95 Roger Thomas (Focus) use GB1 and will also have his 28 Johnnie Milner 62 Phil Chicken 96 Bradley Durdin 2018 race number reserved in 29 Harry Dyson 63 Max Weatherley 97 Vincent Bristow his name. 30 Gary Dixon 64 Luke Woodham 98 31 Grant Rees 65 99 John Cross Numbers not listed are also 32 Steve Mundy 66 Rob Methold 100 available. 999 is highest number 33 Paige Bellerby 67 101 Steve Nottage available. 34 Mark Higgins 68 102 103 137 Simon Hart 199 Chrissy Palmer 104 138 217 105 Kevin Feeney 139 227 106 140 234 107 Luke Constantine 141 Peter Bennett 235 Steve Bowie 108 142 236 Guerlain Chicherit 109 Sebastien Loeb 143 Christopher Scott 247 Dominic Flitney 110 Leo Forster 144 Leigh-Anne Sedgwick 277 Mike Dresser 111 Stratis Hatzistefanis 145 Christian Hainsworth 288 Will Layton 112 146 331 Ide Enzo 113 Andreas Bakkerud 147 Nigel Burke 333 Jack Thorne 114 Ray Morgan 148 337 James Osborne 115 149 Philip Cruickshank 360 Paul Easterbrook 116 Jake Harris 150 David Cox 452 David Aiken 117 Eleanor Corner 151 James Harrold 661 Tomasz Wielgosz 118 Nikita Abramov 152 Rob Shield 662 119 153 666 120 Matilda Procter 154 750 Jarek Suchowieki 121 Timmy Hansen 155 772 122 Tony Bardy 160 Slawomir Woloch 777 123 161 124 Liam Manning 166 Barry Stewart 125 169 Archie Thomas 126 Andy Scott 170 Steven Harkness 127 172 Stewart Bowes 128 177 Derrick Jobb 129 179 Mark Finch 130 180 Ian Flitney 131 181 132 185 Richard Hill 133 Liam Doran 187 Hal Ridge 134 188 Brian Jukes 135 Mike Manning 196 Kevin Eriksson 136 Scott Singleton 197.

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