For Immediate Release
Buttonwillow Raceway Park is the Site of Rounds 9 and 10
Malibu, Calif. (September 4, 2015) – The Pacific Formula F2000 Championship Series presented by Primus Racing Parts is returning to Buttonwillow Raceway Park for rounds 9 and ten this weekend, September 5 & 6. This weekend the series will be racing with the Vintage Auto Racing Association in its Oktoberfest event and will be provided with their own stand alone run group. This marks the return of the series to Buttonwillow Raceway Park having last raced there in rounds 5 & 6, however this time will be competing running the course counter-clockwise on the nearly three mile long configuration.
Weather this weekend is to be in the mid-eighties, clear and sunny and should be perfect for some excellent racing.
This will be the first series event since the recent announcement of the series inclusion in the Mazda Road to Indy USF2000 $200k Scholarship Shootout in 2016. The shootout, now in its fourth year, will be expanded to include the champions of junior open-wheel and karting series both nationally and internationally. The winner of the knockout style shootout will be provided with a $200k Scholarship to enter the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda in 2017 – the first rung in the Mazda Road to Indy ladder sanctioned by INDYCAR. This event should provide opportunities for new competitors to run with the series in preparation for next year’s championship.
This weekend the battle for the championship between Peter West, Tom Hope and Connor Funk should provide plenty of excitement. In addition to the championship battle this weekend also marks the return of former race winner and championship runner-up Ira Fierberg in his Dave Freitas Racing Van Diemen.
Racing begins with qualifying on Saturday beginning at 8:30am.
The series can be followed at http://ift.tt/1WfXoep and https://www.twitter.com/PacificF2000.
For more details go to http://ift.tt/1fPWSCg or contact Peter West at 310-363-9444, or by email, pacificf2000@hotmail.com.
Buttonwillow Raceway Park is the Site of Rounds 9 and 10
Malibu, Calif. (September 4, 2015) – The Pacific Formula F2000 Championship Series presented by Primus Racing Parts is returning to Buttonwillow Raceway Park for rounds 9 and ten this weekend, September 5 & 6. This weekend the series will be racing with the Vintage Auto Racing Association in its Oktoberfest event and will be provided with their own stand alone run group. This marks the return of the series to Buttonwillow Raceway Park having last raced there in rounds 5 & 6, however this time will be competing running the course counter-clockwise on the nearly three mile long configuration.
Weather this weekend is to be in the mid-eighties, clear and sunny and should be perfect for some excellent racing.
This will be the first series event since the recent announcement of the series inclusion in the Mazda Road to Indy USF2000 $200k Scholarship Shootout in 2016. The shootout, now in its fourth year, will be expanded to include the champions of junior open-wheel and karting series both nationally and internationally. The winner of the knockout style shootout will be provided with a $200k Scholarship to enter the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda in 2017 – the first rung in the Mazda Road to Indy ladder sanctioned by INDYCAR. This event should provide opportunities for new competitors to run with the series in preparation for next year’s championship.
This weekend the battle for the championship between Peter West, Tom Hope and Connor Funk should provide plenty of excitement. In addition to the championship battle this weekend also marks the return of former race winner and championship runner-up Ira Fierberg in his Dave Freitas Racing Van Diemen.
Racing begins with qualifying on Saturday beginning at 8:30am.
The series can be followed at http://ift.tt/1WfXoep and https://www.twitter.com/PacificF2000.
For more details go to http://ift.tt/1fPWSCg or contact Peter West at 310-363-9444, or by email, pacificf2000@hotmail.com.
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