2020 Ferrari Challenge UK

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The start of the second race at Brands Hatch. FerrariChallengeUK2020Start.jpg
The start of the second race at Brands Hatch.
Lucky Khera, the Trofeo Pirelli champion. LuckyKheraFerrariChallenge.jpg
Lucky Khera, the Trofeo Pirelli champion.
Jamie Thwaites, the Coppa Shell champion. JamieThwaitesFerrari.png
Jamie Thwaites, the Coppa Shell champion.

The 2020 Ferrari Challenge UK was the second season of Ferrari Challenge UK. The season started at Brands Hatch on 25 July and ended on 10 October at Snetterton. [1] Lucky Khera won the Trofeo Pirelli title and Jamie Thwaites was the Coppa Shell champion.

Contents

Calendar

Rnd.CircuitDates
1 Brands Hatch Indy (R1)
Grand Prix (R2)
25–26 July 2020
2 Donington Park National 29–30 August 2020
3 Silverstone Circuit 19–20 September 2020
4 Snetterton 300 9–10 October 2020
NC Misano World Circuit 5–6 March 2021
Source: [2]

Entry list

All teams and drivers used the Ferrari 488 Challenge fitted with Pirelli tyres.

TeamNo.DriverClassRounds
Graypaul Birmingham1 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Alex MossShellAll
24 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky KheraPirelliAll, NC
27 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Martin SmithPirelli4
77 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul SimmersonShellAll
Stratstone Manchester6 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul HogarthPirelliAll
Dick Lovett Swindon9 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul StevensShell1–2
H.R. Owen London16 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Hans SikkensPirelliAll, NC
Meridien Modena19 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de ZilleShell1–2
JCT600 Brooklands Leeds20 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul RogersShellAll, NC
40 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie ThwaitesShellAll
Graypaul Nottingham22 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Gary RedmanShell3
Source: [3]

Results and standings

Race results

RoundRaceCircuitPole positionFastest lapTrofeo Pirelli WinnersCoppa Shell Winners
11 Brands Hatch TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
2TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Hogarth
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
23 Donington Park National TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
4TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille
35 Silverstone Circuit TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
6TP: Flag of the Netherlands.svg Hans Sikkens
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
47 Snetterton 300 TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Rogers
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
8TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Hogarth
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Alex Moss
TP: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera
CS: Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Alex Moss
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites
Source: [4] [5] [6]

Championship standings

Points were awarded to the top ten classified finishers as follows:

Race Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th or lower  Pole  FLap  Entry 
Points15121086421111

[7]

Pos.Driver BRH DON SIL SNE Points
R1R2R1R2R1R2R1R2
Trofeo Pirelli
1 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucky Khera11111111137
2 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Hans Sikkens354Ret224281
3 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul HogarthRet22Ret332372
4 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Martin Smith3819
Coppa Shell
1 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jamie Thwaites445Ret4454105
2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Alex Moss57Ret4556581
3 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Simmerson6673667780
4 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Graham de Zille233270
5 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Rogers7865778670
6 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Stevens8Ret8618
7 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Gary Redman8813

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