| 2009 The Scottish
Sidecar Formula 2 Championship The North East Motor Cycle Racing Club Formula 2 Championship 2nd in the Melville Club Formula 2 Sidecar Championship The East Fortune Trophy The Ma McGuire Trophy 2nd in the British Formula 2 Clubmans Cup. |
| 2008 Melville Club F2 Championship |
| 2006
Scottish Sidecar Racing Club F2 Championship Melville Club Tom Dobie F2 Championship Melville Club GP Chatham Trophy F2 Championship Silver Brothers Trophy for Melville Club F2 Sidecars Open Championship East Fortune Open F2 Championship Scottish Auto Cycle Union Sidecar Championship 6th place overall - F1 & F2 Rob also won the Best Performance by a Passenger |
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| Our 2010 F2 Outfit | |
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| F1 | F2 | |
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| Engine Capacity: | 1000cc | 600cc |
| Approximate power output: | 180BHP | 115BHP |
| Engine Position: | Behind Driver | In Front of Driver |
| Chassis Type: | Monocoque usually Carbon Fibre Composites | Tubular Steel |
| Steering: | Hub Centre Steering | Conventional |
- is faster on both acceleration and top speed
- lighter on the steering
- handles better - longer wheelbase and more aerodynamic
- passenger involvement not quite so "energetic"
These two meetings also form part of the Swan Combi Challenge - a five round extra championship, taking in the BSB meetings at Brands Hatch, Snetterton and Silverstone - a wonderful bonus for the FII teams with at least one of the races at these five meetings being televised on the BSB Extras programme on Eurosport 2. The season begins with round one of the Challenge over the Easter weekend at Brands Hatch.
Reigning champions, John Holden and Andy Winkle, head the entries with last year's runner-up Simon Neary and Paul Knapton and third-placed Gary Bryan and Robert Bell out to claim the number one spot. There are also previous champions Tony Elmer, Ian Bell and Roy Hanks along with last year's FII Cup champions, Dean Henry and Ian Smith, but they will all face stiff competition from 14 times TT winner, Dave Molyneux with Gary Partridge in the chair, while Sean and Mark Hegarty, and Andy Percy and Dave Hallett will be keen to make their mark on the FII class.
Within the British Championship runs the FII Cup for the less experienced teams and this competition, now in its ninth season, has proved to be an excellent incentive to attract new teams striving to establish themselves on the national scene. Five new pairings will join last year's runners-up, Stephen Kershaw and Robin Wilson, and in total, 14 of the 32 registered teams are eligible to score points in the Cup.