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2009 Formula Renault 2.0 UK Championship

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Despite missing the opening round of the series atBrands Hatch,Dean Smith won the title ahead ofJames Calado andOliver Webb.

The2009 Formula Renault 2.0 UK Championship was the 21stBritish Formula Renault Championship. The season began atBrands Hatch on 5 April and ended at the same venue on 4 October, after twenty rounds held in England.Dean Smith won the title, despite missing the opening rounds of the series.Harry Tincknell won the Graduate Cup for first-year drivers.

Formula Renault UK season

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Background

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Despite initial fears of the2008 financial crisis causing a lack of entries into the championship, the series' grid increased from the previous season with a total of 26 entries prior to the championship's opening race atBrands Hatch.[1] Most of the pre-season anticipation centred around the two championship favourites:Fortec Motorsport'sJames Calado andAlpine Motorsport'sDean Stoneman, both in their second season and boasting victories in their début season in the series, with pre-season testing further backing media predictions that the championship would most likely be decided between the pair.[1] The series swelled to 29, for the second meeting atThruxton.

Teams and drivers

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2009 Entry List[1]
TeamNo.Driver nameClassRounds
CRS Racing1United KingdomHarry Tincknell[2]GAll
4FinlandMatias Laine[2]G1–6
United Kingdom Euan Hankey8–10
6Australia Joshua Scott[2]All
17United KingdomLewis Williamson[2]All
Privateer2United Kingdom Michael Lyons[3]GAll
R S Racing3United Kingdom Ryan Singleton[4]GAll
Hill Speed Racing5BahrainMenasheh Idafar[3]G1–7
8United Kingdom Lee Dwyer[3]G1–6
Alpine Motorsport7United KingdomDean Stoneman[3]All
19Bahrain Isa Yousif[5]GAll
Manor Competition9NetherlandsThomas Hylkema[4]All
10United Kingdom David McDonald[4]All
15United KingdomAlice Powell[4]GAll
36United KingdomDean Smith[6]2–10
Fortec Motorsport11United KingdomJames Calado[7]All
26Sweden Fredrik Blomstedt[8]All
27United KingdomOliver Webb[7]All
28United KingdomWill Stevens[9]GAll
Hitech Junior Team12United KingdomNick Yelloly[7]GAll
20United Kingdom Jordan Oakes[10]All
21HungaryTamás Pál Kiss[7]GAll
22PhilippinesMarlon Stöckinger[7]GAll
Mark Burdett Motorsport14Poland Mateusz Adamski9
25FinlandJesse Krohn[11]All
29United Kingdom James Dixon[12]2–4
TA1 Motorsport16United Kingdom Tom Armour[13]1–7
Tempus Sport18RussiaMax Snegirev5
23Ukraine Maksym Dmytrenko[14]1–6
24Croatia Sasha Radola[15]2–6
Falcon Motorsport33United Kingdom Jordan Williams[16]G2–3
Privateer996
Apotex Scorpio Motorsport44United KingdomOllie Hancock[17]1–6
IconClass
GGraduate Cup

Calendar

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All races were held in United Kingdom.

RoundCircuitDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning team
1Brands Hatch Indy5 AprilUnited KingdomHarry TincknellUnited KingdomOliver WebbUnited KingdomOliver WebbFortec Motorsport
2United KingdomJames CaladoFinlandJesse KrohnUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport
3Thruxton25 AprilUnited KingdomDean StonemanUnited KingdomHarry TincknellUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport
426 AprilUnited KingdomJames CaladoFinlandJesse KrohnFinlandJesse KrohnMark Burdett Motorsport
5Donington Park17 MayUnited KingdomDean SmithFinlandJesse KrohnUnited KingdomDean SmithManor Competition
6United KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport
7Oulton Park31 MayUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomHarry TincknellUnited KingdomDean SmithManor Competition
8United KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithManor Competition
9Croft13 JuneUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport
1014 JuneUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithManor Competition
11Silverstone GP5 JulyAustralia Joshua ScottUnited KingdomJames CaladoAustralia Joshua ScottCRS Racing
12United KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomOliver WebbFortec Motorsport
13Snetterton2 AugustUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport
14United KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean StonemanAlpine Motorsport
15Silverstone National30 AugustUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport
16United KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport
17Rockingham19 SeptemberUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithManor Competition
1820 SeptemberUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomDean SmithManor Competition
19Brands Hatch GP4 OctoberUnited KingdomDean SmithUnited KingdomOliver WebbUnited KingdomDean SmithManor Competition
20United KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoUnited KingdomJames CaladoFortec Motorsport

Driver standings

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  • Points are awarded to the drivers as follows:
Position1234567891011121314151617181920FL
Points32282522201816141211109876543212
Best 18 results count towards the championship.
  • T. Pts – points if all races counted.
  • Drop – two dropped scores.
  • Pts – best 18 results.
  • G. Pts – drivers in the Graduate Cup, with the best 15 results counting.
PosDriverBHITHRDONOULCROSILGPSNESILNROCBHGPPtsG. Pts
1234567891011121314151617181920
1United KingdomDean Smith1391211213322521113491
2United KingdomJames Calado511Ret261Ret41Ret2213112481457
3United KingdomOliver Webb17125353233513528Ret529419
4United KingdomDean Stoneman462256183424451333Ret74418
5United KingdomHarry Tincknell (G)2DNS73612251191288Ret4643610323295
6FinlandJesse Krohn63Ret1222679410Ret981311RetRet35277
7United KingdomWill Stevens (G)98321121181275762071210771412247222
8Australia Joshua Scott754498Ret248817176Ret516Ret207246
9Sweden Fredrik Blomstedt1225771756106914RetRet8121781217233
10United KingdomLewis Williamson14410Ret83Ret1752114134Ret713101742229
11United Kingdom Jordan Oakes3DNS86Ret9Ret9Ret14651417101782166217
12United Kingdom David McDonald1311Ret8420413237896411146Ret2113210
13HungaryTamás Pál Kiss (G)1818Ret12147Ret1612191611Ret13147914911141136
14FinlandMatias Laine (G)8166111119986101110135135
15Bahrain Isa Yousif (G)17914162013Ret14241817121396Ret15121914122119
16NetherlandsThomas Hylkema1114RetRet21107111611132310RetRet16Ret61319121
17United Kingdom Euan Hankey945958100
18United KingdomAlice Powell (G)151316Ret10Ret2110152018Ret16RetRetRet121311168888
19United KingdomNick Yelloly (G)Ret2018Ret22Ret192117162015710Ret9Ret1010Ret8383
20United Kingdom Michael Lyons (G)23212115232313181322Ret19121115Ret131115158282
21United Kingdom Tom Armour1615151416Ret10Ret14152116111574
22United KingdomOllie Hancock101919Ret13417RetRet12152264
23United Kingdom Lee Dwyer (G)Ret1291015211615Ret13RetDNS5757
24BahrainMenasheh Idafar (G)19101120271615Ret2017191718145656
25PhilippinesMarlon Stöckinger (G)2017Ret1819181123Ret26231819121615Ret1618NC5656
26United Kingdom Ryan Singleton (G)21RetRetRet28DNS141918NCRet211516171814Ret17184444
27United Kingdom James Dixon17131715122032
28Poland Mateusz Adamski111516
29United Kingdom Jordan Williams (G)20Ret181422Ret1111
30Ukraine Maksym Dmytrenko222222172425Ret22192324207
31Croatia Sasha Radola2319252420Ret212425Ret3
32RussiaMax Snegirev22250
PosDriverBHITHRDONOULCROSILGPSNESILNROCBHGPPtsG. Pts
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest lap

Formula Renault UK Winter Series

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The2009 Formula Renault UK Winter Series was the 12thBritish Formula Renault Winter Series. The series began atSnetterton Motor Racing Circuit on 31 October and ended atRockingham Motor Speedway on 7 November, after four races at two rounds held in England.Harry Tincknell won the title.

Teams and Drivers

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TeamNo.DriverRounds
Manor Competition1United Kingdom David McDonaldAll
5United KingdomMenasheh IdafarAll
9NetherlandsThomas HylkemaAll
55United Kingdom Robert Foster-JonesAll
Fortec Motorsport3SwedenTom Blomqvist2
36United KingdomAlex LynnAll
41United Kingdom Luke WrightAll
8ItalyDino Zamparelli1
Antel Motorsport182
Hitech Junior Team12United KingdomNick YellolyAll
33PhilippinesMarlon StockingerAll
Hillspeed22United Kingdom Joseph ReillyAll
CRS Racing27United KingdomHarry TincknellAll

Calendar

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All races were held in United Kingdom.

RoundCircuitDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning team
1R1Snetterton31 OctoberUnited KingdomHarry TincknellUnited KingdomHarry TincknellUnited KingdomHarry TincknellCRS Racing
R2United KingdomMenasheh IdafarUnited KingdomHarry TincknellCRS Racing
2R3Rockingham7 NovemberUnited KingdomHarry TincknellSwedenTom BlomqvistSwedenTom BlomqvistFortec Motorsport
R4SwedenTom BlomqvistSwedenTom BlomqvistFortec Motorsport

Driver Standings

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PosDriverSNEROCPoints
1234
1United KingdomHarry Tincknell1132119
2United KingdomNick Yelloly264393
3United KingdomMenasheh Idafar426688
4NetherlandsThomas Hylkema337586
5PhilippinesMarlon Stöckinger5102481
6ItalyDino Zamparelli755870
7SwedenTom Blomqvist1168
8United Kingdom David McDonald64Ret756
9United Kingdom Joseph Reilly121191141
10United KingdomAlex Lynn88Ret940
11United Kingdom Luke Wright97Ret1039
12United Kingdom Robert Foster-Jones1098Ret37
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest lap

References

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  9. ^"Will Stevens to race for Fortec in 2009 Formula Renault UK".automobilsport.com. 4 October 2008. Archived from the original on 2 June 2009. Retrieved6 April 2009.
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External links

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French F4 Championship
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