Formula 2000 Competition across the West coast is poised for an amazing 2018, with the first two races at Auto Club Speedway being dominated by the #3 of Timothy de Silva, many drivers are hungry for a chance at the top step of the Pacific F2000 podium.
drivers will tackle Thunderhill on April 7-8 and Buttonwillow on the 28-29.
competitive and fun racing across the west coast.
The field is deep with talent and many drivers are poised to challenge de Silva and others for race wins. Plus with the Pacific F2000 Series, drivers of all levels find a fun challenging race experience.
2017 Rookie driver, # 88 Lyn Greenhill says he
"really enjoys racing in the Pacific F2000 series... [The Series] has some of the best drivers in SCCA... I learned a great deal from them about how to really drive the car."
with events at Thunderhill and Buttonwillow.
While still racing in regional competition, Paul Rodler, driver of #68 says he enjoys “racing with the guys from the Pacific F2000 series whenever I can.
The racing is great, the drivers are fast, and the cars are well prepared. They bring a higher level of competition that makes it very exciting.”
The Pacific F2000 Racing Series offers 15 racing opportunities over six weekends at leading West Coast venues such as Auto Club Speedway, Buttonwillow Raceway, and Thunderhill Raceway.
