Super Classic Pre ’99 Formula Ford Championship

The Super Classic Pre ’99 Formula Ford Championship provides a dedicated home to a wide range of classic and historic Kent-engined Formula Fords, allowing them to compete against each other in class and overall head-to-head on some of the UK’s finest circuits.

The championship is divided up into a dedicated four-class structure, starting with Super Classic A for cars built between 1990 and 1998, through Super Classic B for cars between 1989 & 1982, then Super Classic C for cars from 1981 to 1972, and then Super Classic D which is a home for the oldest Formula Ford chassis in existence, permitting cars built from 1971 back to the very start of the formula in 1967. Competition is always high in every single class, with no definitive runaway leader in the points standings at any given stage.

One of the longest-standing categories in motorsport, Formula Ford has always been the ideal proving ground for nurturing young, up-and-coming talent for over 50 years and still continues to produce superstars of future today. Lack of aerodynamic aids means drivers learn how to set up and drive a race car purely on mechanical grip, teaching them valuable lessons that will stay with them for the rest of their racing careers.

Because Formula Ford chassis are all naturally so evenly matched and competitive amongst each other, it falls to the abilities of both the driver to handle the car and feedback on its characteristics, and the team to translate that feedback into an effective setup. Formula Ford has never been a “slicks and wings” single seater category, so it all depends on the mechanical grip from the chassis and suspension as well as the tyres to ensure a fast, stable and effective race car.

For information such as general car specifications, key documents such as championship regulations and contact details for teams that can run cars in Super Classic Pre’ 99 Formula Ford, make sure to check out the respective tabs found underneath the contact form.

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