2010 Mini Challenge UK

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The 2010 Mini Challenge season was the ninth season of the Mini Challenge UK. The season started on 10 April at Rockingham Motor Speedway and ended on 29 August at Thruxton Circuit. The season featured seven rounds across the UK.

Contents

Calendar

RoundCircuitDateClassesRaces
1 Rockingham Motor Speedway 10–11 AprilAll3
2 Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit 8–9 MayAll3
3 Oulton Park 29–30 MayAll3
4 Pembrey 26–27 JuneAll3
5 Castle Combe 17–18 JulyAll3
6 Brands Hatch 14–15 AugustAll3
7 Thruxton Circuit 28–29 AugustAll3

Entry list

TeamNo.DriverRounds
JCW Class
Excelr8 Motorsport 1Luke CaudleAll
Mini Matt5Andrew Bailey7
21Matthew Pike3-4, 6
Coastal Racing10Chris SmithAll
25Jason Mills1-2
Carl Bradley3
Tiffany Chittenden6
69Chris Panayiotou1
Mini Spares UK24Chris KnoxAll
Mark Fish Motorsport50Jason RichardsonAll
69Ben Anderson3
Stuart Clarke4
Roger Grimshaw5
Team Oxford51Chris Oakman1-2, 5
Gavin Bristow3-4, 6-7
Cooper S Class
Team Powerstart2Dean Raymond1-3, 6-7
Truck Align7Craig FreemanAll
26Lee AllenAll
Privateer28Ian Milton1
Team AKB36Chris Vinall1-2
Electro Services40 Chris James 2-7
Privateer66Steve Liquorish1, 4-5
Sullivan Racing68Lee SullivanAll
Cooper Class
Mini Motorsport3Roger Bates2, 4, 6
Excelr8 Motorsport 5Alan Wichenden4, 6
11Jason Foster7
15Justina WilliamsAll
16James Whelan1
16James Fletcher5
17Tom Wood5
19Sarah Parsons2-6
31Keith Issatt6
Truck Align9Kevin O'ConnorAll
Privateer13Gary Kounnis6-7
Team O Racing18Sam OsborneAll
Mark Fish Motorsport45David OgdenAll

Championship standings

Scoring system

Championship points were awarded for the first 15 positions in each Championship Race. Entries were required to complete 75% of the winning car's race distance in order to be classified and earn points. There were bonus points awarded for Pole Position and Fastest Lap.

Championship Race points
Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Points201715131110987654321

Drivers' Championship

JCW Class

PosDriver ROC SNE OUL PEM CAS BHI THR Pts
1Luke Caudle113221232112114211131393
2Chris Knox324112313Ret21441173323328
3Chris Smith65Ret443657655533536212258
4Jason Richardson44533Ret8Ret433335542RetRet66222
5Gavin Bristow5454Ret4342444145
6Chris Oakman532RetDNSDNS22296
7Matthew Pike7Ret624665592
8Stuart Clarke12160
9Chris Panayiotou26149
10Andrew Bailey55533
11Tiffany Chittenden76432
12Ben Anderson56Ret21
13Carl Bradley4RetRet13
14Jason MillsRetDNSDNSDNSDNSDNS0
15Roger GrimshawRetDNSDNS0

Cooper S Class

PosDriver ROC SNE OUL PEM CAS BHI THR Pts
1Lee Allen1111Ret1Ret21111111122111394
2Lee Sullivan23231233RetRet2322Ret211Ret24284
3Craig Freeman647524Ret424RetRet433544445233
4 Chris James 64521Ret3RetDNS3423333Ret3207
5Dean Raymond4544331RetDNS4RetRet232162
6Steve Liquorish323232RetDNSDNS96
7Chris Vinall7752RetDNS47
8Ian Milton56631

Cooper Class

PosDriver ROC SNE OUL PEM CAS BHI THR Pts
1David Ogden22511214511121511Ret554348
2Kevin O'Connor11432145124715132541Ret318
3Justina Williams443445323333322751122317
4Sam Osborne55125451457443Ret232243283
5Sarah ParsonsRet33232422544563202
6Gary KounnisRet4433177
7Roger BatesDNS66766Ret9Ret56
8Alan Wichenden65568DNS50
9James Whelan33247
10Tom Wood66335
11Keith Issatt47632
12James Ketchell77628
13Jason FosterRet6521

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