Ford Championships Around The World
Championships for Formula Fords are run in many countries around the world. The major one is the British Formula Ford Championship operated by RacingLine Ltd, but there are thriving series of note in Australia, Holland, Scandinavia, Ireland, New Zealand, Canada, Asia, and South Africa. Each run to essentially the same rules and regulations, with minor variations for local conditions.
In 2011 a Formula Ford Eurcup was introduced, inviting the best drivers from the Dutch, British and Scandinavian championships to race together at some prestigious circuits. The series visited Spa, Zandvoort, Brands Hatch Grand Prix and Zolder to form the four stand-alone rounds.
- Asian Formula Ford Championships
- Australian Formula Ford Championship
- State Championships are also held in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.
- British Formula Ford Championship
- Canadian Formula Ford Challenge
- Danish Formula Ford Challenge
- Dutch and Benelux Formula Ford Championships
- F2000 Championship Series (United States - East, with one Canadian round)
- Finnish Formula Ford Championship
- Formula Ford EuroCup
- Formula Ford Festival
- New Zealand Formula Ford Championship
- North European Formula Ford Championship
- Ontario Formula Ford Championship (Canada)
- Pacific Formula Ford 2000 Championship (California, with one Nevada round)
- Québec Formula Tour 1600 (Canada)
- Scandinavian Formula Ford championship
- South African Formula Ford Championship
- U.S. F2000 National Championship
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