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Revision as of 07:08, 23 February 2013

England Vod:Bul
Vod:Bul Racing logo
Full name Vod:Bul Racing Formula Challenge Team
Base England England
Team principal/s Mike Pitman
Race drivers 34. Romania Dan Rusu
35. Finland Mikko Jakonen
Test drivers United Kingdom Doug Hilliard
Chassis FC-013
Engine GPVWC
Tyres GPVWC
GPVWC Formula Challenge Career
Début 2013 Australian Grand Prix
Latest race N/A
Races competed 0
Constructors' Championships 0
Drivers' Championships 0
Race victories 0
Podiums 0
Pole positions 0
Fastest laps 0
2012 position N/A

Vod:Bul Racing FC is an English Formula Challenge team set to make its début in the 2013 Formula Challenge season. It was the first of two Vod:Bul teams announced to compete in the GPVWC in 2013 (the other team being in the GT series) and marked a return for the name, and its owner Mike Pitman, after an absence of several years.

History

2013

Dan Rusu driving the Vod:Bul 2013 car

Vod:Bul marked its return to GPVWC by signing up former Woods Racing Superleague and Supercup driver, Dan Rusu, to be the team's lead driver. Doug Hilliard, who had been a Vod:Bul regular in the HOWC leagues, was signed as the team's reserve driver, and was responsible for the team's livery. Vod:Bul owner Mike Pitman also announced that former driver and manager Juha Tanskanen had been brought in to run driver development for the team.

The team unveiled its car for the first time on the day of the official pre-season test session at Jerez, with Hilliard assuming driving duties for the test.

With just over a week remaining before the first round, Vod:Bul brought to an end much speculation about the identity of its second driver by announcing that it had signed former two-time Superleague Driver's Champion Mikko Jakonen to drive with the team.