List_of_Canadian_Formula_Fords
Several Formula Ford racing cars have been designed or built in Canada.
More information Name, Designed or built by ...
| Name | Designed or built by | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aero | Dobroslov Hajek (1) | |
| Aero 2 | Ed Caroll, Ian Willis, Keith Willis (2) | based on the Aero |
| Ash | Wayne Pinney (2) | 002 Driven by Ron Fellows, 003 by Randy Packham |
| Chinook | Fejer | |
| Ferret | Alec Purdy, Fred Wilken | first model built in 1970 Mk IV model built in 1973 still competitive[1] |
| Franklin | ||
| Harfang | Jacques Dulac, Alain Dulac | |
| Hayman | Roy Hayman (2) | |
| Jonak | Mark Jonak, Vladimir Jonak | models 86 and 86B, built in 1986 |
| Adler P1/P14 | Percy Adler / Adler Metal Works | First FF version built 1981, followed by a SuperVee and several FF2000 designs.
The last version (Adler P14) is currently being restored as a Formula Ford 1600 for 2020. |
| Magnum Cars | Jean-Pierre St-Jacques | Mk I built in 1970 Mk II built in 1971 Mk III built in 1972 Mk IV built in 1989 (a Magnum Mk III was driven to the 1973 Quebec Formula Ford championship by Gilles Villeneuve)[2] |
| Monoplace CMV | Jacques Cadorette, Marc Montmigny, Mario Villenuve | |
| Patterson | Mark Patterson | one example, built in Belcarra, BC in 1976[3] |
| Pulsar | Bob McCallum | modeled after Crossle 32F |
| Tsunami | Bob McCallum, Rob Keur | 2 built; first one completed in 1984 |
| Xpit | Eric Siegrist | the name is pronounced speet[1] |
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- Johnston, Tom. Sports Car Road Racing in Western Canada. Granville Island Publishing, 2004, p. 291.