24 May 2009
Lakeville, CT – Remy Audette took pole for round four of the 2009 F2000 Championship season with a new track record at Lime Rock Park. Audette turned a fast lap of 50.192, taking pole and more importantly, the three bonus points that go with it for the 32 lap feature race of the day at Lime Rock.
23 May 2009
Lakeville, CT – American rookie Benjamin Searcy took his second win of the 2009 F2000 season today at Lime Rock Park. Searcy started from the pole position and led all 25 laps, only having to fend off one challenge from fellow American Chris Miller, going into turn one on a restart Miller got inside Searcy but couldn’t quite pull off the move. Searcy then took off, lapping in the mid 50.5 second range, faster than his qualifying times
22 May 2009
Lakeville, CT – Benjamin Searcy took pole for round three of the 2009 F2000 season at the last possible second during today’s qualifying session at Lime Rock. Searcy logged a 50.668, which broke the standing track record of 51.400 by an enormous margin. Chris Miller, Remy Audette and Matthew Inge rounded out the top five.
21 May 2009
Lakeville, CT – On a beautiful day at Lime Rock Tom Fatur showed that experience counts as he lead the way in opening practice for rounds three and four of the 2009 F2000 season. Fatur, driving for GTP Motorsports, was at the top of the charts in both sessions with a best lap of 51.171, three tenths under the current track record. The top 15 cars were separated by less than a second. 20 May 2009
MINNEAPOLIS, MN. (May 21, 2009) – JDC MotorSports resumes its F2000 Championship Series campaign on Memorial Day weekend (May 22-25), with Rounds Three and Four of the program taking place at the historic Lime Rock Park. The Minnesota-based squad enters the second event of the season as one of the teams to beat following American Chris Miller’s inaugural series win in Round Two and a good series debut by Mexican Alejandro Munoz.
18 May 2009
New York, NY – The F2000 Championship Series heads to Lime Rock Park this weekend for rounds three and four of the 2009 season. The F2000 Series last visited the Connecticut track in 2007 for the season finale which saw Cole Morgan take the championship crown by winning both races on the challenging seven-turn 1.53 mile circuit.11 May 2009
While other development racings series struggle to get their car count out of the teens and face skyrocketing costs, the F2000 Championship Series is readying itself for takeoff. Positioned firmly on the open wheel racing ladder, F2000 is quickly becoming the destination for racers coming out of karting or looking to graduate up from school cars.
