2012 Mini Challenge UK

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The 2012 Mini Challenge season was the eleventh season of the Mini Challenge UK. The season started on 14 April at Silverstone Circuit and ended on 7 October at Donington Park. The season featured seven rounds across the UK.

Calendar

RoundCircuitDateClassesRaces
1 Silverstone Circuit 14-15 AprilAll2
2 Castle Combe Circuit 7 MayAll2
3 Brands Hatch 16-17 JuneAll3
4 Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit 30 June-1 JulyAll4
5 Oulton Park 18 JulyAll2
6 Brands Hatch 15-16 SeptemberAll3
7 Donington Park 6-7 OctoberAll4

Entry list

TeamNo.DriverRounds
JCW Class
Mark Fish Motorsport1Chris Knox2
771
50Jason Richardson1-2, 6-7
Forster Motorsport 3 Arthur Forster 2-3
375, 7
Coastal Racing4 Stewart Lines 1-5
5Lee Pattison2-7
7Craig Freeman2-5, 7
30 Martin Depper 1-5
Excelr8 Motorsport 4 Stewart Lines 7
10Chris SmithAll
18Sam OsborneAll
58 Paul O'Neill 6
Advent Motorsport15Patrick MortimerAll
44 Freddy Nordström 3
Stratford Motors16William Davison3-6
46Shaun King6-7
Minimax Motorsport22 Chris Smiley All
Truck Align26Lee AllenAll
29Chris Panayiotou1-3, 5, 7
Lohen45David Ogden7
54 Ant Whorton-Eales 4
99Kevin O'ConnorAll
Jack Doyle Racing70Bob HosierAll
CSK Motorsport89Shane Stoney1-6
Cooper Class
Team Dean2Dean Raymond1-2
Advent Motorsport8Adrian NormanAll
51Martin Mortimer7
Excelr8 Motorsport 11Trevor Bates3
17Simon Hillery1-3
79Jono BrownAll
80Mike PhillipsAll
81Henry GilbertAll
88Daniel Bishop4-5
94Ben Gridley6-7
Max Leaver Racing23Max LeaverAll

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 SIL CAS BHI SNE OUL BHGP DON Pts
1Lee Allen314111211DSQ322Ret121221332
2Chris Smith2275531444251DSQ4Ret4532266
3 Chris Smiley 853Ret68Ret5528743545444210
4Sam Osborne4102422DSQ331463RetRetRet10955207
5Lee Pattison5215DNSDNS13RetDSQDNS4DSQ2312116170
6Shane Stoney76163536DNS561DSQ4RetRet156
7 Martin Depper 536374629Ret5Ret8126
8 Stewart Lines 6498461111108Ret10DNS7106Ret116
9Kevin O'Connor97DNSDNS11108108610RetRet59Ret11Ret87105
10William Davison1011776Ret79776792
11Bob Hosier111112111413121411Ret91299109Ret12111088
12Patrick Mortimer108131013129127RetDNSRet118Ret813Ret12985
13Chris PanayiotouDNSDNS10RetRet951110979373
14 Arthur Forster RetDNS8RetRet353310Ret70
15 Ant Whorton-Eales 823160
16 Paul O'Neill 12352
17Craig Freeman14Ret1214109Ret7Ret86RetDNSDNSDNS48
18Jason RichardsonRetDNS119DNS7568DNSDNS46
19Shaun King68686RetRet46
20Chris Knox198744
21 Freddy Nordström 97429
22David Ogden12117826

Cooper Class

PosDriver SIL CAS BHI SNE OUL BHGP DON Pts
1Henry Gilbert11211111411121163115379
2Jono Brown221222221242123227DNS1329
3Max Leaver44434343332443211222308
4Adrian Norman56655576666665655546217
5Mike Phillips67546Ret65555556546454210
6Ben Gridley443433794
7Daniel Bishop42433388
8Simon HilleryRet33Ret34373
9Martin Mortimer766344
10Trevor Bates76530
11Dean Raymond35RetDNS27


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