Formula One (GP) Class
This class is one of our most recognisable due to its 1:1 counterparts. Formula One cars are slightly different in that the motor must be mounted in-line i.e. at right angles to the rear axle, which makes the chassis completely different to all other classes. There is a free choice of motor and the bodyshell must be of a recent Formula One type.
(A GP2 Class currently runs alongside our main championship for those who wish to a run low cost Falcon or Hawk 7 type motor.)
Car Specification: Formula One cars are fitted with a Formula One bodyshell mounted upon a restricted chassis with no motor restrictions. The motor is required to be installed "in-line", (i.e. at a right angle to the rear axle).
(A GP2 Class currently runs alongside our main championship for those who wish to a run low cost Falcon or Hawk 7 type motor.)
Car Specification: Formula One cars are fitted with a Formula One bodyshell mounted upon a restricted chassis with no motor restrictions. The motor is required to be installed "in-line", (i.e. at a right angle to the rear axle).
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