What Visitors Can Find in Each Section of the Historic FF2000 Website
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The Historic Formula Ford 2000 Association site (historicff2000.co.uk) is a small, single-purpose website for the UK-based historic racing series. Its navigation covers Home, History, Championship, Forum, Links and Contact, plus a manufacturer list, a period gallery and videos. Use it to learn what the series is, check its background, and find community and reference material; it is not a live results or entry system based on the pages shown.
Home: the starting point
The home page introduces the Historic Formula Ford 2000 Association and the formula itself. Key facts stated there:
- Formula Ford 2000 is a single-seat racing formula that began in 1975.
- Past FF2000 drivers include Ayrton Senna, Damon Hill and Martin Brundle, who raced in the formula before moving up.
- Historic FF2000 is presented as a popular choice for drivers who want historic racing with wings and slicks without spending a fortune.
- The championship is organised by the Historic Sports Car Club (HSCC), described as the leading organiser of historic motor racing in the UK.
- Races are held at UK top circuits, including the Silverstone GP circuit, the full Brands Hatch circuit and Oulton Park.
Championship: the series itself
The Championship section is where the series is described. From the home page summary, expect information on the championship's organisation under the HSCC and its race venues. If you are deciding whether to follow or take part, this is the section to read alongside the Home page.
History: background of the formula
The History section covers the background of Formula Ford 2000. The site's own summary gives the essentials: the formula started in 1975 and became a stepping stone for drivers who later reached higher levels of motorsport. Read this section if you want the fuller story behind the cars and the category.
Manufacturer list: the cars in the series
A dedicated list of manufacturers is published on the site. The names shown are:
| Alpine | ASD | Cape | Chel |
| Condor | Crossle | CTG | Dastle |
| Davron | Delta | Dulon | Elden |
| Hawke | Jamun | Javelin | KSR |
| Lenham Hurst | Lola | Mallock | Merlyn |
| MRE | Myrtle | Nomad | Osella |
| Palliser | Penfold | Ray | Reynard |
| Royale | Saracen | Sark | Sparton |
| Starfire | TON | Tiga | Titan |
| Van Diemen | Wimhurst | Zagk |
Use this as a reference list when identifying a car or checking whether a marque is associated with the series. The page evidence lists names only; it does not give model details or specifications for each manufacturer.
Gallery and Videos: period images and footage
The Period Gallery holds period images, and a Videos section holds footage. These are the places to look for visual and moving-image material from the formula's history rather than current-season content.
Forum and Links: community and related resources
- Forum — the community discussion area for the association.
- Links — related resources and external sites.
- Contact — how to get in touch with the association.
How to use the site efficiently
- Start on Home for the one-paragraph overview and the HSCC affiliation.
- Go to Championship if your question is about the series as it runs today.
- Go to History if your question is about the formula's origins and its famous alumni.
- Use the manufacturer list to check a car name.
- Use Gallery and Videos for period material, and Forum/Links for community and further reading.
A common pitfall: the site is an association information site, so do not expect live timing, calendars or online entry from the sections described here. For those, the Contact section is the route to ask the organisers directly.