F2 World Championship Final

CB167 · September 1, 2015

The biggest race of the year is finally upon us the top 24 drivers will battle it out over 25 laps at the fast and furious Hednesford Hills
Raceway, for the first time ever the venue will host the world final!

But before that there is one final chance for those who didn't make it through the semis in the consolation semi final,
where the top four finishers will find themselves at the back of the world final grid.

The drivers that raced a semi and did not make the top 10 will make up the main part of the grid, and then the
drivers who qualified for a semi and did not race will have to start half a lap behind the leaders.

The consolation semi grid is as follows:

488 - GAP
117 - 82
653 - 84
182 - GAP
848 - GAP
474 - 274
GAP - 396
758 - 566

*HALF LAP DOWN*

397 - 167
691 - 711
249 - 394
415 - 641
356 - 103
146 - 122
276 - 511
527

With a lot of unpredictable drivers in the main pack and some quick ones in the second pack it will
be interesting to see who manages to steal a qualifying spot at the last opportunity.

Then we come to the main race with most of the top drivers making the cut the race could be anyone's

THE GRID

ROW 1

800 Ben Chambers - Taunton, Somerset - 236 DanSkin - Newcastle-upon-Tyne
In pole position Ben chambers is the current national champion, a title he won on the tarmac up at Cowdenbeath in June.
Ben has held superstar all year and will surely be among the favourites to take the gold roof if he can avoid the first bend carnage.
Outside front row is the current world champion, going for a record breaking 4 in a row DanSkin. Dan has again proved that he is the best driver
ever to race F2s by dominating the national points once again and taking no less than 32 race victories so far this year. Dan is the favourite but he
is every year so the pressure won't get to him and anyone will do well to beat him.

ROW 2

329 Tsjalle - Franeker NL - 238 Kane_M - Leicester
Inside second row, said to be the favoured position on any championship grid belongs to Tsjalle in the 329 machine.
A fast driver but very hard hitting and he has made enough enemies to have something to worry about when it comes to the
first bend at Hednesford. 238 Kane is a driver who is never the fastest but has a talent for getting through the traffic and always
getting a good result, which is why he sits at superstar a long way clear of the lower graders in the points. He should manage a good finish in the race.

ROW 3

39 LeeK - Faversham, Kent - 184 Jack Ward - Hope Valley
LeeK sits 3rd row inside, after winning the European Championship in a dramatic closing laps battle he will be hoping
for an equally dramatic conclusion where he can capitalise and snatch the gold roof. Jack ward has had a good year and
over the last month he has been making use of his red grade status and scoring good points whilst avoiding the chasing superstars.
Both of these drivers are capable of a good finish and both would deserve it too.

ROW 4

315 Mike - Baarlo LB, NL - 58 mintom - Accrington
Mike has managed to qualify even though he has raced just 5 times this year, showing just how good he is,
a former F1 World Champion he knows what it means to taste glory on the biggest stage.
Tom is currently the highest blue graded driver on the grid, subject to the September grades of course so
a special well done to Tom for that, he is a consistent driver who should get a good finish in this race.

ROW 5

455 Kbarker - Grimsby - 380 Liam Powell - Sileby
Kye Barker makes the world final and will start row 5 inside alongside Liam Powell, both of these
drivers float between red and blue so they could be ones to watch although it has to be said for either of them to win it would be a mssive upset.

ROW 6

981 MartinB - Rossendale - 718 MartynR - Derby
Row 6 sees two opposites who coincidentally have the same name. MartinB has raced for many years
and is an established red grader. MartynR has returned after a break and currently is graded as yellow but
he does this for fun so I'm sure he will be pleased to make the world final grid on his return to racing.

ROW 7

~~411 ReeceWinch - Peterborough~~ - 41 Drumbstick Fareham, Hants
Row 7 and inside sits the ever improving Reece Winch who is steadily climbing through the grades and looks to
be heading for red this month and outside sits the 2010 World Champion Drumbstick, who rarely races now and
will be looking to make a charge up through the grid and take a surprise win.

ROW 8

267 DannyGrady - Bromsgrove - 246 Stox - Sileby
Inside row 8 is a surprise qualifier Danny, who you wouldn't expect to make the biggest race of the year
but he managed to avoid trouble in his semi and is rewarded with this grid slot. The second of the Powell brothers
is Stox, who heasn't had the year he might have liked but he has still managed to make the world final grid which he should be proud of.

ROW 9

212 Pedz - Perth - 237 rickyljames - Sheffield
Pedz had a brilliant start to the year but since then he has sipped down the grades and currently sits
at blue but he should manage a good finish. Outside row 9 is the Ladies' favourite Ricky James who has done well
to qualify and should be proud of himself for doing so. A finish would be a good result and I am sure Ricky will try harder than anyone else in the race.

ROW 10

93 Twisty - Preston - 180 Wardieee - Bolton
The 10th row of the grid features Twisty in the 93 Machine qualifying for his first ever world final so
congratulations to him and last but not least of the qualifiers so far is Wardieee who suffered heavy damage in
his semi and did well to come home in 10th. Wardieee will definitely be one to watch as he tries to make up lost ground in the World Final.

So make sure you get booked in to secure your place on the world final grid or the consolation semi.

BOOKINGS FOR THE MAIN RACE WILL CLOSE AT 7PM SO GRIDS CAN BE SORTED ETC.
ANY LATE BOOKINGS WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED TO RACE IN THE REST OF THE MEETING

Videos of previous World Finals!