FORMULA 600 CHALLENGE:  2016 FINAL POINTS STANDINGS

Competing at five tracks – Gingerman in Michigan, June Sprints at Road America, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Barber Motorsports Park and the ARRC at Road Atlanta – with four having double races, has consummated in the final 2016 points standings as follows:

1st           Carl Maier           98
2nd          Aaron Ellis           96
3rd          Mo Makki            72
4th          Jeff DeLong        70
5th          John Pickle          56
6th          Sven DeVries       52
7th          Barry Luterek      38
8th          George Fox         34
9th          Zak Morvik          26
10th        Eric McRee          24
11th        Clint McMahan   14
12th        Calvin Stewart     14
13th        Fred Edwards       12
14th        Hunter Brayton    12

The $15,000 fund has been paid out.  The big surprise was Carl Maier’s 2nd place finish at Road Atlanta catapulting him over Aaron Ellis who could not make the finale due to family and business commitments.   The Hard Luck Driver of the Year is Mo Makki and the Mechanic of the Year is Greg Piper who intends to campaign a F600 in 2017.

The 2017 Challenge Series will be composed of Major races and Hoosier Super Tours with a bucket list finale at the Indianapolis Run Offs.  There will be more on this schedule in the next press release.

We are very thankful for our sponsors who have made this series possible:

Metalloid Corporation of Sturgis, Michigan (www.metalloidcorp.com )
Shrieve Chemical Products of Houston, Texas ( www.shrieve.com )
Hoosier Racing Tire ( www.hoosiertire.com )
Honda Performance Development (www.hpd.honda.com/racing-line)
Solo Performance Specialties (SPS) (www.soloperformance.com)
Pegasus Auto Racing Supplies   (www.PegasusAutoRacing.com)
Speed Partz (www.speedpartz.com)
Hawk Performance  ( www.hawkperformance.com )
Winding Road Racing (www.WindingRoadRacing.com)

The Formula 600 Challenge series was developed to help promote an affordable open wheel formula car to showcase talent without large financial race budgets. The Formula 600 open wheel cars use a 600cc motorcycle engine and a 6 speed sequential transmission revving up to 15,000 rpm with speeds in excess of 135 mph. The sound of these cars is likened to F1 cars.

Visit www.theformula600challenge.com to find out more.

For more information, please contact:

Jim Murphy
jdmurphy47@aol.com
770-861-2337
Fred Edwards
f.edwards@metalloidcorp.com
260-438-4295
Carl Maier
cmaier@amsoil.com
972-897-9763