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    2024 F1600 season
    Season
    Races21
    Start dateMarch 21
    End dateAugust 18
    Awards
    Drivers' championUnited States Mateo Naranjo
    Manufacturers' CupFrance Mygale
    ← 2023
    2025 →
    Sebastian Mateo Naranjo won the 2024 championship driving for Team Pelfrey.

    The 2024 F1600 Championship Series season was the thirteenth season of the F1600 Championship Series.

    Last year's winner was Porter Aiken from Chillout Motorsports.

    The national F1600 Championship Series doesn't have the second 'F' because it uses Honda engines instead of Ford engines. In 2024, the series took place over seven rounds. Naranjo from Team Pelfrey won the championship in one of the latest cars on the track, even though it is already ten years old. Timothy Steele came in second place. Naranjo didn't lose any races in the season opener at Road Atlanta and the three races in Pittsburgh. In contrast, Steele managed to win only once during the 19-race season at New Jersey Motorsports Park.

    Thomas Schrage, who finished on the podium in USF2000, won all three races at Mid-Ohio. After that, Cooper Shipman, a second-year driver from Iron Rock Motorsports, won a race. Then, Naranjo celebrated two victories at Lime Rock. He increased his total wins to eight by winning once at Road America and once at NJMP. The other two races at Road America were won by USF2000 driver Ayrton Houk.

    Jack Sullivan, a fellow scholar from Team USA in 2023, won the first race of the Summit Point finale, while Shipman took first place in the second race.[1]

    Drivers and teams

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    Pro Division
    Team/SponsorNo.DriversClassRoundsChassisEngine
    Canada Rice Race Prep01United States Michael Dowden[2]R1–15MygaleHonda
    02United States Ayush PasrichaR1–3
    United States Thomas Schrage[3]4–6
    United States Scott OliverR10–12
    United States Ayrton Houk[4]13–15
    03United States Simon Sikes1–3
    Rehm Racing03United States Greg PelusoM10–12, 19–21Van Diemen
    081–3
    12United States Bob Reid[5]MAllSpectrum
    CT Motorsports41United States Karsten Defonce[5]1–21Ray FFHonda[6]
    45United States Dillion Defonce[5]1–12
    United States Jack Sullivan[7]19–21
    United States Lee Racing0United States Jonathan Lee[5]1–3SwiftHonda
    14–6Ford
    United States Raceworks11United States Christopher Kierce[5]1–3, 10–12SpectrumHonda
    48United States John Kierce10–12Piper
    United States K-Hill Motorsports031United States Jackson Tovo[8]AllMygale
    13United States Ethan Tovo[8][5]16–18Spectrum
    1–15, 19–21Mygale
    76United States Ava Hanssen[9][10][5]RAllMygaleHonda
    113United States Joseph TovoG M13–15Spectrum
    Dole Racing4United States John P Dole[11]R16–18Mygale
    8United States John Dole[11]G M16–18Ray FF
    United States Team Pelfrey7United States Timothy Steele[12][5]1–3Van DiemenHonda
    80United States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo[13][5]AllMygaleHonda
    Partstop2United States Mike Scanlan[14]M4–12, 16–18Spectrum
    United States Auriana Racing3United States Joe Colasacco[5]M1–9, 16–18Van Diemen
    United States TTO Motorsports5United States John Thompson[14]R M1–3, 7–9Piper
    Steele Carreras7United States Timothy Steele[5]4–21Van DiemenHonda
    Aero Metals9United States Robert StowellM4–9, 13–21Spectrum
    Steel Services11United States Tom SchwietzG M16–21Piper
    18United States Gary Gecelter[14]M7–9Spectrum
    United States Drivers Services10–12, 16–18Spectrum
    Shady Hill Clayworks21United States Dave PetzkoM1–9, 13–15, 19–21Spectrum
    Cahan Racing Team[15]22United States Ayrton CahanRAllVan DiemenHonda
    United States AntiSpeed26United States Charles Anti10–12Van DiemenHonda
    Practical Precision Engineering30United States Will Velkoff7–12, 16–21Van Diemen
    AJMoto31United States Scott Rubenzer[5]M1–6, 10–15, 19–21SpectrumHonda
    Red Arrow Racing32United States Trevor Russell[5]4–6, 13–15Ray FFHonda
    Cordova Racing42United States Joe ParsonsM19–21Spectrum
    Kingham Racing47United States Phil Kingham[5]M1–6, 10–15, 19–21Spectrum
    Bob Gross Racing62United States Robert GrossM4–6Piper
    IronRock Motorsports14United States Cooper Shipman[3]4–12, 16–21Piper
    701–3
    DBM Racing72United States Steve Oseth[11]M16–21Citation
    RaceDog75United States Jay Messenger[4]M13–15Van DiemenHonda
    Kelly Moss Inc.81United States Theodore Burns[4]13–15Piper
    ThermaMasters85United States David Livingston Jr.[5]M1–6, 10–15SpectrumHonda
    Bulzacchelli Racing98United States Michael Bulzacchelli10–12PiperHonda
    FRP F1600 Championship Series 2024 [16]
    IconClass
    MMasters
    RRookie
    GGuest

    Schedule

    [edit]
    Rd.DateTrackLocation
    1March 21–24Road Atlanta Braselton, Georgia
    2
    3
    4April 26–28Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Lexington, Ohio
    5
    6
    7May 24–27Lime Rock Park Salisbury, Connecticut
    8
    9
    10June 7–9Pittsburgh International Race Complex Wampum, Pennsylvania
    11
    12
    13June 28–30Road America Plymouth, Wisconsin
    14
    15
    16July 26–28New Jersey Motorsports Park Millville, New Jersey
    17
    18
    19August 16–18Summit Point Motorsports Park Summit Point, West Virginia
    20
    21
    References: Formula Race Promotions Confirms 2024 Dates and Locations[17][18]

    Results & performance summaries

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    RoundCircuitLocationDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driver
    1Road Atlanta Braselton, GeorgiaMarch 23United States Trevor RussellRace cancelled[a]
    2March 23United States Joe ColasaccoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    3March 24United States Simon SikesUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    4Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Lexington, OhioApril 27United States Cooper ShipmanUnited States Thomas SchrageUnited States Thomas Schrage
    5April 28United States Thomas SchrageUnited States Thomas Schrage
    6April 28United States Thomas SchrageUnited States Thomas Schrage
    7Lime Rock Park Salisbury, ConnecticutMay 25Jackson TovoEthan TovoUnited States Cooper Shipman
    8May 27United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    9May 27Jackson TovoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    10Pittsburgh International Race Complex Wampum, PennsylvaniaJune 8United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    11June 9United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    12June 9United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    13Road America Plymouth, WisconsinJune 29United States Trevor RussellUnited States Karsten DefonceUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    14June 30Ethan TovoUnited States Ayrton Houk
    15June 30United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Ayrton Houk
    16New Jersey Motorsports Park Millville, New JerseyJuly 27United States Karsten DefonceUnited States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
    17July 28United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Timothy Steele
    18July 28United States Karsten DefonceUnited States Karsten Defonce
    19Summit Point Motorsports Park Summit Point, West VirginiaAugust 17United States Jack SullivanUnited States Karsten DefonceUnited States Jack Sullivan
    20August 18United States Jack SullivanUnited States Cooper Shipman
    21August 18Race cancelled[b]
    References:[19]

    Scoring System

    [edit]

    Points are awarded to the top twentyfive classified drivers, and the top drivers who enables to achieve the Pole Position or the Fastest Lap during the qualify session are awarded with the corrispective bonus points +3 and +2 points.

    The Season Championship will recognize only driver's best 18 of 21 race results including all bonus points earned.[20]

    Points are awarded using the following system:

    Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th  16th  17th  18th  19th  20th  21st  22nd  23rd  24th  25th+  DNF 
    Points504237343129272523211917151311109876543211

    Guest drivers are ineligible to score points.

    If a guest driver finishes in first position, the second-placed finisher will receive 50 points. The same goes for every other points scoring position. So if three guest drivers end up placed fourth, fifth and sixth, the seventh-placed finisher will receive thirtyfourth points and so forth - until the twentyeighth-placed finisher receives the final point.

    Driver Standings

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    PosDriverRAT[a]MOHLRPPITTRANJMPSP[b]PtsDrop Points
    1United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoC11323211111115[c]8132[d]106C770721
    2United States Timothy SteeleC35418511322DNFDNS73[e]521342C567558
    3United States Karsten DefonceC10115425517323961742129C595558
    4Ethan TovoC871064102654518465510618C509496
    5United States Cooper ShipmanC18172172216476234431C478478
    6Jackson TovoC12126913443656899678516C493451
    7Ava HanssenC118131414678162071181076784C416387
    8United States Ayrton CahanC151415109710723981277DNF96717C365352
    9United States Dillion DefonceC491156385434334334
    10United States Scott RubenzerC54161111881035498C334334
    11United States Joe ColasaccoC76837891091011279279
    12United States Bob ReidC1415171515171212131514141113161212115C279250
    13United States David Livingston Jr.C6391281022164163247247
    14United States Will Velkoff91499111110119127C227227
    15United States Phil KinghamC13161213121113131310111412C208208
    16United States Thomas Schrage111156156
    17United States Mike Scanlan181916121511141419121515148148
    18Michael DowdenC2020191617151115191815171412144144
    19United States Ayrton Houk211142142
    20United States Jonathan LeeC2107810136136
    21United States Robert Stowell20221816DNSWth10121615DNF161611C131131
    22United States Dave PetzkoC17192120191417161617141814C120120
    23United States Theodore Burns522115115
    24United States Gary Gecelter1316142016221416179494
    25United States Jack Sullivan13C9292
    26United States Christopher KierceC9131212128989
    27United States Steve Oseth1114131310C8585
    28John P Dole8858181
    29United States Trevor RussellCWthWth147216DNFDNS8181
    30United States Greg PelusoC19221517201713C6262
    31United States John ThompsonC16181813135656
    32United States Michael Bulzacchelli171095353
    33United States Simon SikesC2224848
    34United States Jay Messenger1513153737
    35United States Charles Anti227213636
    36Scott Oliver1821172222
    37United States John Kierce2119182020
    38United States Joe Parsons1915C1919
    39United States Robert Gross2221201515
    40Ayush PasrichaC21211010
    Drivers ineligible for points
    United States John Dole131314
    Joseph Tovo19WthWth
    United States Tom Schwietz17DNF181519C
    PosDriverRAT[a]MOHLRPPITTRANJMPSP[b]PtsDrop Points
    References: FRP Official Points Standings[21] & Championship Series Central[22][f] & Race Monitor[23]
    ColorResult
    GoldWinner
    Silver2nd-place finish
    Bronze3rd-place finish
    GreenTop 5 finish
    Light BlueTop 10 finish
    Dark BlueOther flagged position
    PurpleDid not finish (DNF)
    BrownWithdrew (Wth)
    BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
    WhiteDid Not Start (DNS)
    Race abandoned (C)
    BlankDid not participate
    In-line notation
    BoldPole position
    (3 points)
    ItalicsFastest lap of the race
    (2 points)
    Master of the Year
    Masters

    Incident Reports

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    Road America 2024 - Incident Review/Penalty Report[24][e][c]
    NJMP 2024 - Incident Review/Penalty Report[25][d]

    Live Streaming on Youtube

    [edit]

    Race 1 of Road America: Road America SpeedTour - Saturday Coverage[26]

    See also

    [edit]

    Notes

    [edit]
    1. ^ a b c Road Atlanta Race 1 - Cancelled, No Points
    2. ^ a b c Summit Point Race 3 - Cancelled, No Points
    3. ^ a b Findings: #80 Found in violation of: 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT & 1.6.17.4: RACING ROOM. Loss of 10 racing points
    4. ^ a b Findings: #80 found in violation of: 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT. Loss of 10 racing points and purse.
    5. ^ a b Findings: #7 Found in violation of: 1.6.17.5: SAFE PASS & 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT. Loss of 15 racing points and purse.
    6. ^ New Jersey Motorsports Park Race 3 is not listed in this source

    References

    [edit]
    1. ^ "2024 International Formula Ford season review". January 21, 2025.
    2. ^ "Mike Dowden Joins Rice Race". February 28, 2024.
    3. ^ a b "JT Novosielski Wins the F2000 Major Money Madness at Mid-Ohio While Thomas Schrage Dominates F1600". April 30, 2024.
    4. ^ a b c "Byrd and Minor Double Up on Wins while Ayrton Houk Scores Three Podiums in F1600 Full Race Replays Included". July 2, 2024.
    5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o "New Teams and New Winners in the Opening Formula Race Promotions Event of 2024". March 27, 2024.
    6. ^ "Karsten Defonce earns the F1600 Pole Position while Joe Colasacco goes quickest in F1600 Masters". July 27, 2024.
    7. ^ "Champions Crowned at 2024 Formula Race Promotions Finale". August 21, 2024.
    8. ^ a b "Tovo Twins Add to 2024 Schedule with Formula Race Promotion". February 5, 2024.
    9. ^ "2024 FRP F1600 Championship Driver Ava Hanssen". December 13, 2023.
    10. ^ "K-Hill Motorsports Announces Ava Hanssen as Their Latest Driver in the 2024 F1600 Championship Season". January 18, 2024.
    11. ^ a b c "Championship Battles Take Shape at New Jersey Motorsports Park with One More FRP Event Left". July 31, 2024.
    12. ^ "Mateo Naranjo and NEW teammate Timothy Steele will start Race One nose to tail in 2nd and 4th". Facebook. March 23, 2024.
    13. ^ "2023 SCCA Hoosier Super Tour". October 20, 2023.
    14. ^ a b c "Sebastian Mateo Naranjo, Joe Colasacco, and Gabriel Cahan Win Big at Lime Rock Park". May 30, 2024.
    15. ^ "Cahan Racing Team Joins Formula Race Promotions Program in 2024". January 8, 2024.
    16. ^ "FRP F1600 Championship Series 2024 | Driver Database".
    17. ^ "Formula Race Promotions Confirms 2024 Dates and Locations".
    18. ^ "2024 F1600 Championship Series | RacingCalendar.net". racingcalendar.net.
    19. ^ "F1600 2024 Point Standings - Final" (PDF). Formula Race Promotions. 2024. Retrieved August 1, 2025.
    20. ^ "2024 Points & Purse Distribution Table" (PDF). Retrieved January 19, 2024.
    21. ^ "Standings".
    22. ^ "2024 F1600 Championship Series Central - the Third Turn".
    23. ^ "Race Results".
    24. ^ https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/5e6065f5b2e7eb0f83419949/669d7b9cbcaef6bbef74b176_Road%20America%20F1600%20Incident-Penalty%20Report.pdf [bare URL PDF]
    25. ^ https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/5e6065f5b2e7eb0f83419949/66afc9fd07fac6c6475d33a0_NJMP%20-%20%20F1600%20Incident-Penalty%20Report.pdf [bare URL PDF]
    26. ^ "Road America SpeedTour - Saturday Coverage". Youtube. June 29, 2024.
    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2024_F1600_Championship_Series&oldid=1330694198"

      2024 F1600 season
      Season
      Races21
      Start dateMarch 21
      End dateAugust 18
      Awards
      Drivers' championUnited States Mateo Naranjo
      Manufacturers' CupFrance Mygale
      Sebastian Mateo Naranjo won the 2024 championship driving for Team Pelfrey.

      The 2024 F1600 Championship Series season was the thirteenth season of the F1600 Championship Series.

      Last year's winner was Porter Aiken from Chillout Motorsports.

      The national F1600 Championship Series doesn't have the second 'F' because it uses Honda engines instead of Ford engines. In 2024, the series took place over seven rounds. Naranjo from Team Pelfrey won the championship in one of the latest cars on the track, even though it is already ten years old. Timothy Steele came in second place. Naranjo didn't lose any races in the season opener at Road Atlanta and the three races in Pittsburgh. In contrast, Steele managed to win only once during the 19-race season at New Jersey Motorsports Park.

      Thomas Schrage, who finished on the podium in USF2000, won all three races at Mid-Ohio. After that, Cooper Shipman, a second-year driver from Iron Rock Motorsports, won a race. Then, Naranjo celebrated two victories at Lime Rock. He increased his total wins to eight by winning once at Road America and once at NJMP. The other two races at Road America were won by USF2000 driver Ayrton Houk.

      Jack Sullivan, a fellow scholar from Team USA in 2023, won the first race of the Summit Point finale, while Shipman took first place in the second race.[1]

      Drivers and teams

      Pro Division
      Team/SponsorNo.DriversClassRoundsChassisEngine
      Canada Rice Race Prep01United States Michael Dowden[2]R1–15MygaleHonda
      02United States Ayush PasrichaR1–3
      United States Thomas Schrage[3]4–6
      United States Scott OliverR10–12
      United States Ayrton Houk[4]13–15
      03United States Simon Sikes1–3
      Rehm Racing03United States Greg PelusoM10–12, 19–21Van Diemen
      081–3
      12United States Bob Reid[5]MAllSpectrum
      CT Motorsports41United States Karsten Defonce[5]1–21Ray FFHonda[6]
      45United States Dillion Defonce[5]1–12
      United States Jack Sullivan[7]19–21
      United States Lee Racing0United States Jonathan Lee[5]1–3SwiftHonda
      14–6Ford
      United States Raceworks11United States Christopher Kierce[5]1–3, 10–12SpectrumHonda
      48United States John Kierce10–12Piper
      United States K-Hill Motorsports031United States Jackson Tovo[8]AllMygale
      13United States Ethan Tovo[8][5]16–18Spectrum
      1–15, 19–21Mygale
      76United States Ava Hanssen[9][10][5]RAllMygaleHonda
      113United States Joseph TovoG M13–15Spectrum
      Dole Racing4United States John P Dole[11]R16–18Mygale
      8United States John Dole[11]G M16–18Ray FF
      United States Team Pelfrey7United States Timothy Steele[12][5]1–3Van DiemenHonda
      80United States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo[13][5]AllMygaleHonda
      Partstop2United States Mike Scanlan[14]M4–12, 16–18Spectrum
      United States Auriana Racing3United States Joe Colasacco[5]M1–9, 16–18Van Diemen
      United States TTO Motorsports5United States John Thompson[14]R M1–3, 7–9Piper
      Steele Carreras7United States Timothy Steele[5]4–21Van DiemenHonda
      Aero Metals9United States Robert StowellM4–9, 13–21Spectrum
      Steel Services11United States Tom SchwietzG M16–21Piper
      18United States Gary Gecelter[14]M7–9Spectrum
      United States Drivers Services10–12, 16–18Spectrum
      Shady Hill Clayworks21United States Dave PetzkoM1–9, 13–15, 19–21Spectrum
      Cahan Racing Team[15]22United States Ayrton CahanRAllVan DiemenHonda
      United States AntiSpeed26United States Charles Anti10–12Van DiemenHonda
      Practical Precision Engineering30United States Will Velkoff7–12, 16–21Van Diemen
      AJMoto31United States Scott Rubenzer[5]M1–6, 10–15, 19–21SpectrumHonda
      Red Arrow Racing32United States Trevor Russell[5]4–6, 13–15Ray FFHonda
      Cordova Racing42United States Joe ParsonsM19–21Spectrum
      Kingham Racing47United States Phil Kingham[5]M1–6, 10–15, 19–21Spectrum
      Bob Gross Racing62United States Robert GrossM4–6Piper
      IronRock Motorsports14United States Cooper Shipman[3]4–12, 16–21Piper
      701–3
      DBM Racing72United States Steve Oseth[11]M16–21Citation
      RaceDog75United States Jay Messenger[4]M13–15Van DiemenHonda
      Kelly Moss Inc.81United States Theodore Burns[4]13–15Piper
      ThermaMasters85United States David Livingston Jr.[5]M1–6, 10–15SpectrumHonda
      Bulzacchelli Racing98United States Michael Bulzacchelli10–12PiperHonda
      FRP F1600 Championship Series 2024 [16]
      IconClass
      MMasters
      RRookie
      GGuest

      Schedule

      Rd.DateTrackLocation
      1March 21–24Road Atlanta Braselton, Georgia
      2
      3
      4April 26–28Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Lexington, Ohio
      5
      6
      7May 24–27Lime Rock Park Salisbury, Connecticut
      8
      9
      10June 7–9Pittsburgh International Race Complex Wampum, Pennsylvania
      11
      12
      13June 28–30Road America Plymouth, Wisconsin
      14
      15
      16July 26–28New Jersey Motorsports Park Millville, New Jersey
      17
      18
      19August 16–18Summit Point Motorsports Park Summit Point, West Virginia
      20
      21
      References: Formula Race Promotions Confirms 2024 Dates and Locations[17][18]

      Results & performance summaries

      RoundCircuitLocationDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driver
      1Road Atlanta Braselton, GeorgiaMarch 23United States Trevor RussellRace cancelled[a]
      2March 23United States Joe ColasaccoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      3March 24United States Simon SikesUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      4Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Lexington, OhioApril 27United States Cooper ShipmanUnited States Thomas SchrageUnited States Thomas Schrage
      5April 28United States Thomas SchrageUnited States Thomas Schrage
      6April 28United States Thomas SchrageUnited States Thomas Schrage
      7Lime Rock Park Salisbury, ConnecticutMay 25Jackson TovoEthan TovoUnited States Cooper Shipman
      8May 27United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      9May 27Jackson TovoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      10Pittsburgh International Race Complex Wampum, PennsylvaniaJune 8United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      11June 9United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      12June 9United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      13Road America Plymouth, WisconsinJune 29United States Trevor RussellUnited States Karsten DefonceUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      14June 30Ethan TovoUnited States Ayrton Houk
      15June 30United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Ayrton Houk
      16New Jersey Motorsports Park Millville, New JerseyJuly 27United States Karsten DefonceUnited States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Sebastian Mateo Naranjo
      17July 28United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoUnited States Timothy Steele
      18July 28United States Karsten DefonceUnited States Karsten Defonce
      19Summit Point Motorsports Park Summit Point, West VirginiaAugust 17United States Jack SullivanUnited States Karsten DefonceUnited States Jack Sullivan
      20August 18United States Jack SullivanUnited States Cooper Shipman
      21August 18Race cancelled[b]
      References:[19]

      Scoring System

      Points are awarded to the top twentyfive classified drivers, and the top drivers who enables to achieve the Pole Position or the Fastest Lap during the qualify session are awarded with the corrispective bonus points +3 and +2 points.

      The Season Championship will recognize only driver's best 18 of 21 race results including all bonus points earned.[20]

      Points are awarded using the following system:

      Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th  16th  17th  18th  19th  20th  21st  22nd  23rd  24th  25th+  DNF 
      Points504237343129272523211917151311109876543211

      Guest drivers are ineligible to score points.

      If a guest driver finishes in first position, the second-placed finisher will receive 50 points. The same goes for every other points scoring position. So if three guest drivers end up placed fourth, fifth and sixth, the seventh-placed finisher will receive thirtyfourth points and so forth - until the twentyeighth-placed finisher receives the final point.

      Driver Standings

      PosDriverRAT[a]MOHLRPPITTRANJMPSP[b]PtsDrop Points
      1United States Sebastian Mateo NaranjoC11323211111115[c]8132[d]106C770721
      2United States Timothy SteeleC35418511322DNFDNS73[e]521342C567558
      3United States Karsten DefonceC10115425517323961742129C595558
      4Ethan TovoC871064102654518465510618C509496
      5United States Cooper ShipmanC18172172216476234431C478478
      6Jackson TovoC12126913443656899678516C493451
      7Ava HanssenC118131414678162071181076784C416387
      8United States Ayrton CahanC151415109710723981277DNF96717C365352
      9United States Dillion DefonceC491156385434334334
      10United States Scott RubenzerC54161111881035498C334334
      11United States Joe ColasaccoC76837891091011279279
      12United States Bob ReidC1415171515171212131514141113161212115C279250
      13United States David Livingston Jr.C6391281022164163247247
      14United States Will Velkoff91499111110119127C227227
      15United States Phil KinghamC13161213121113131310111412C208208
      16United States Thomas Schrage111156156
      17United States Mike Scanlan181916121511141419121515148148
      18Michael DowdenC2020191617151115191815171412144144
      19United States Ayrton Houk211142142
      20United States Jonathan LeeC2107810136136
      21United States Robert Stowell20221816DNSWth10121615DNF161611C131131
      22United States Dave PetzkoC17192120191417161617141814C120120
      23United States Theodore Burns522115115
      24United States Gary Gecelter1316142016221416179494
      25United States Jack Sullivan13C9292
      26United States Christopher KierceC9131212128989
      27United States Steve Oseth1114131310C8585
      28John P Dole8858181
      29United States Trevor RussellCWthWth147216DNFDNS8181
      30United States Greg PelusoC19221517201713C6262
      31United States John ThompsonC16181813135656
      32United States Michael Bulzacchelli171095353
      33United States Simon SikesC2224848
      34United States Jay Messenger1513153737
      35United States Charles Anti227213636
      36Scott Oliver1821172222
      37United States John Kierce2119182020
      38United States Joe Parsons1915C1919
      39United States Robert Gross2221201515
      40Ayush PasrichaC21211010
      Drivers ineligible for points
      United States John Dole131314
      Joseph Tovo19WthWth
      United States Tom Schwietz17DNF181519C
      PosDriverRAT[a]MOHLRPPITTRANJMPSP[b]PtsDrop Points
      References: FRP Official Points Standings[21] & Championship Series Central[22][f] & Race Monitor[23]
      ColorResult
      GoldWinner
      Silver2nd-place finish
      Bronze3rd-place finish
      GreenTop 5 finish
      Light BlueTop 10 finish
      Dark BlueOther flagged position
      PurpleDid not finish (DNF)
      BrownWithdrew (Wth)
      BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
      WhiteDid Not Start (DNS)
      Race abandoned (C)
      BlankDid not participate
      In-line notation
      BoldPole position
      (3 points)
      ItalicsFastest lap of the race
      (2 points)
      Master of the Year
      Masters

      Incident Reports

      Road America 2024 - Incident Review/Penalty Report[24][e][c]
      NJMP 2024 - Incident Review/Penalty Report[25][d]

      Live Streaming on Youtube

      Race 1 of Road America: Road America SpeedTour - Saturday Coverage[26]

      See also

      • 2024 F2000 Championship Series

      Notes

      1. ^ a b c Road Atlanta Race 1 - Cancelled, No Points
      2. ^ a b c Summit Point Race 3 - Cancelled, No Points
      3. ^ a b Findings: #80 Found in violation of: 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT & 1.6.17.4: RACING ROOM. Loss of 10 racing points
      4. ^ a b Findings: #80 found in violation of: 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT. Loss of 10 racing points and purse.
      5. ^ a b Findings: #7 Found in violation of: 1.6.17.5: SAFE PASS & 1.6.17.3: AVOIDABLE CONTACT. Loss of 15 racing points and purse.
      6. ^ New Jersey Motorsports Park Race 3 is not listed in this source

      References

      1. ^ "2024 International Formula Ford season review". January 21, 2025.
      2. ^ "Mike Dowden Joins Rice Race". February 28, 2024.
      3. ^ a b "JT Novosielski Wins the F2000 Major Money Madness at Mid-Ohio While Thomas Schrage Dominates F1600". April 30, 2024.
      4. ^ a b c "Byrd and Minor Double Up on Wins while Ayrton Houk Scores Three Podiums in F1600 Full Race Replays Included". July 2, 2024.
      5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o "New Teams and New Winners in the Opening Formula Race Promotions Event of 2024". March 27, 2024.
      6. ^ "Karsten Defonce earns the F1600 Pole Position while Joe Colasacco goes quickest in F1600 Masters". July 27, 2024.
      7. ^ "Champions Crowned at 2024 Formula Race Promotions Finale". August 21, 2024.
      8. ^ a b "Tovo Twins Add to 2024 Schedule with Formula Race Promotion". February 5, 2024.
      9. ^ "2024 FRP F1600 Championship Driver Ava Hanssen". December 13, 2023.
      10. ^ "K-Hill Motorsports Announces Ava Hanssen as Their Latest Driver in the 2024 F1600 Championship Season". January 18, 2024.
      11. ^ a b c "Championship Battles Take Shape at New Jersey Motorsports Park with One More FRP Event Left". July 31, 2024.
      12. ^ "Mateo Naranjo and NEW teammate Timothy Steele will start Race One nose to tail in 2nd and 4th". Facebook. March 23, 2024.
      13. ^ "2023 SCCA Hoosier Super Tour". October 20, 2023.
      14. ^ a b c "Sebastian Mateo Naranjo, Joe Colasacco, and Gabriel Cahan Win Big at Lime Rock Park". May 30, 2024.
      15. ^ "Cahan Racing Team Joins Formula Race Promotions Program in 2024". January 8, 2024.
      16. ^ "FRP F1600 Championship Series 2024 | Driver Database".
      17. ^ "Formula Race Promotions Confirms 2024 Dates and Locations".
      18. ^ "2024 F1600 Championship Series | RacingCalendar.net". racingcalendar.net.
      19. ^ "F1600 2024 Point Standings - Final" (PDF). Formula Race Promotions. 2024. Retrieved August 1, 2025.
      20. ^ "2024 Points & Purse Distribution Table" (PDF). Retrieved January 19, 2024.
      21. ^ "Standings".
      22. ^ "2024 F1600 Championship Series Central - the Third Turn".
      23. ^ "Race Results".
      24. ^ https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/5e6065f5b2e7eb0f83419949/669d7b9cbcaef6bbef74b176_Road%20America%20F1600%20Incident-Penalty%20Report.pdf [bare URL PDF]
      25. ^ https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/5e6065f5b2e7eb0f83419949/66afc9fd07fac6c6475d33a0_NJMP%20-%20%20F1600%20Incident-Penalty%20Report.pdf [bare URL PDF]
      26. ^ "Road America SpeedTour - Saturday Coverage". Youtube. June 29, 2024.
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