2024 F1600 Championship Series

14th season of the F1600 Championship Series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The 2024 F1600 Championship Series season was the thirteenth season of the F1600 Championship Series.

Races21
Start dateMarch 21
End dateAugust 18
Drivers' championUnited States Mateo Naranjo
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2024 F1600 season
Season
Races21
Start dateMarch 21
End dateAugust 18
Awards
Drivers' championUnited States Mateo Naranjo
Manufacturers' CupFrance Mygale
 2023
2025 
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Sebastian Mateo Naranjo won the 2024 championship driving for Team Pelfrey.

The prior year's winner was Porter Aiken from Chillout Motorsports.

The national F1600 Championship Series doesn't have the second 'F' because it uses Honda engines instead of Ford engines. In 2024, the series took place over seven rounds. Naranjo from Team Pelfrey won the championship in one of the latest cars on the track, even though it is already ten years old. Timothy Steele came in second place. Naranjo didn't lose any races in the season opener at Road Atlanta and the three races in Pittsburgh. In contrast, Steele managed to win only once during the 19-race season at New Jersey Motorsports Park.

Thomas Schrage, who finished on the podium in USF2000, won all three races at Mid-Ohio. After that, Cooper Shipman, a second-year driver from Iron Rock Motorsports, won a race. Then, Naranjo celebrated two victories at Lime Rock. He increased his total wins to eight by winning once at Road America and once at NJMP. The other two races at Road America were won by USF2000 driver Ayrton Houk.

Jack Sullivan, a fellow scholar from Team USA in 2023, won the first race of the Summit Point finale, while Shipman took first place in the second race.[1]

Drivers and teams

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Pro Division
Team/Sponsor No. Drivers Class Rounds Chassis Engine
Canada Rice Race Prep 01 United States Michael Dowden[2] R 1–15 Mygale Honda
02 Australia Ayush Pasricha R 1–3
United States Thomas Schrage[3] 4–6
United States Scott Oliver R 10–12
United States Ayrton Houk[4] 13–15
03 United States Simon Sikes 1–3
Rehm Racing 03 United States Greg Peluso M 10–12, 19–21 Van Diemen
08 1–3
12 United States Bob Reid[5] M All Spectrum
CT Motorsports 41 United States Karsten Defonce[5] 1–21 Ray FF Honda[6]
45 United States Dillion Defonce[5] 1–12
United States Jack Sullivan[7] 19–21
United States Lee Racing 0 United States Jonathan Lee[5] 1–3 Swift Honda
1 4–6 Ford
United States Raceworks 11 United States Christopher Kierce[5] 1–3, 10–12 Spectrum Honda
48 United States John Kierce 10–12 Piper
United States K-Hill Motorsports 031 United States Jackson Tovo[8] All Mygale Honda
13 United States Ethan Tovo[8][5] 16–18 Spectrum
1–15, 19–21 Mygale
76 United States Ava Hanssen[9][10][5] R All Mygale
113 United States Joseph Tovo G M 13–15 Spectrum
Dole Racing 4 United States John P Dole[11] R 16–18 Mygale
8 United States John Dole[11] G M 16–18 Ray FF
United States Team Pelfrey 7 United States Timothy Steele[12][5] 1–3 Van Diemen Honda
80 United States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo[13][5] All Mygale Honda
Partstop 2 United States Mike Scanlan[14] M 4–12, 16–18 Spectrum
United States Auriana Racing 3 United States Joe Colasacco[5] M 1–9, 16–18 Van Diemen
United States TTO Motorsports 5 United States John Thompson[14] R M 1–3, 7–9 Piper
Steele Carreras 7 United States Timothy Steele[5] 4–21 Van Diemen Honda
Aero Metals 9 United States Robert Stowell M 4–9, 13–21 Spectrum
Steel Services 11 United States Tom Schwietz G M 16–21 Piper
18 United States Gary Gecelter[14] M 7–9 Spectrum
United States Drivers Services 10–12, 16–18 Spectrum
Shady Hill Clayworks 21 United States Dave Petzko M 1–9, 13–15, 19–21 Spectrum
Cahan Racing Team[15] 22 United States Ayrton Cahan R All Van Diemen Honda
United States AntiSpeed 26 United States Charles Anti 10–12 Van Diemen Honda
Practical Precision Engineering 30 United States Will Velkoff 7–12, 16–21 Van Diemen
AJMoto 31 United States Scott Rubenzer[5] M 1–6, 10–15, 19–21 Spectrum Honda
Red Arrow Racing 32 United States Trevor Russell[5] 4–6, 13–15 Ray FF Honda
Cordova Racing 42 United States Joe Parsons M 19–21 Spectrum
Kingham Racing 47 United States Phil Kingham[5] M 1–6, 10–15, 19–21 Spectrum
Bob Gross Racing 62 United States Robert Gross M 4–6 Piper
IronRock Motorsports 14 United States Cooper Shipman[3] 4–12, 16–21 Piper
70 1–3
DBM Racing 72 United States Steve Oseth[11] M 16–21 Citation
RaceDog 75 United States Jay Messenger[4] M 13–15 Van Diemen Honda
Kelly Moss Inc. 81 United States Theodore Burns[4] 13–15 Piper
ThermaMasters 85 United States David Livingston Jr.[5] M 1–6, 10–15 Spectrum Honda
Bulzacchelli Racing 98 United States Michael Bulzacchelli 10–12 Piper Honda
FRP F1600 Championship Series 2024[16]
Icon Class
M Masters
R Rookie
G Guest
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Schedule

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Rd. Date Track Location
1 March 21–24 Road Atlanta Georgia (U.S. state) Braselton, Georgia
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3
4 April 26–28 Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Ohio Lexington, Ohio
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6
7 May 24–27 Lime Rock Park Connecticut Salisbury, Connecticut
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9
10 June 7–9 Pittsburgh International Race Complex Pennsylvania Wampum, Pennsylvania
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12
13 June 28–30 Road America Wisconsin Plymouth, Wisconsin
14
15
16 July 26–28 New Jersey Motorsports Park New Jersey Millville, New Jersey
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18
19 August 16–18 Summit Point Motorsports Park West Virginia Summit Point, West Virginia
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References: Formula Race Promotions Confirms 2024 Dates and Locations[17][18]
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Results and performance summaries

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Scoring system

Points are awarded to the top twenty-five classified drivers, and the top drivers who are able to achieve the Pole Position or the Fastest Lap during the qualify session are awarded with the corresponding +3 and +2 bonus points.

The Season Championship will recognize only each driver's best 18 of 21 race results including all bonus points earned.[20]

Points are awarded using the following system:

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Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th   11th   12th   13th   14th   15th   16th   17th   18th   19th   20th   21st   22nd   23rd   24th   25th+   DNF 
Points 50 42 37 34 31 29 27 25 23 21 19 17 15 13 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1
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Guest drivers are ineligible to score points.

If a guest driver finishes in first position, the second-placed finisher will receive 50 points. The same goes for every other points scoring position. Thus, if three guest drivers place fourth, fifth and sixth, the seventh-placed finisher will receive 34 points and so forth – until the twenty-eighth-placed finisher receives the final point.

Driver standings

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Color Result
GoldWinner
Silver2nd-place finish
Bronze3rd-place finish
GreenTop 5 finish
Light BlueTop 10 finish
Dark BlueOther flagged position
PurpleDid not finish (DNF)
BrownWithdrew (Wth)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
White Did Not Start (DNS)
Race abandoned (C)
BlankDid not participate
In-line notation
Bold Pole position
(3 points)
Italics Fastest lap of the race
(2 points)
Master of the Year
Masters
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Incident reports

  • Road America 2024 - Incident Review/Penalty Report[24][e][c]
  • NJMP 2024 - Incident Review/Penalty Report[25][d]

Live streaming on YouTube

  • Race 3 of Road Atlanta: Mission Foods Road Atlanta SpeedTour - Sunday Coverage[26]
  • Race 1 of Road America: Road America SpeedTour - Saturday Coverage[27]
  • Race 2 of Road America: Road America SpeedTour - Sunday Coverage[28]

Notes

  1. Road Atlanta Race 1 - Cancelled, No Points
  2. Summit Point Race 3 - Cancelled, No Points
  3. Findings: #80 Found in violation of: 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT & 1.6.17.4: RACING ROOM. Loss of 10 racing points
  4. Findings: #80 found in violation of: 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT. Loss of 10 racing points and purse.
  5. Findings: #7 Found in violation of: 1.6.17.5: SAFE PASS & 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT. Loss of 15 racing points and purse.
  6. New Jersey Motorsports Park Race 3 is not listed in this source

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