by WSM Communications Dept. | Nov 11, 2004 | Formula Car News, WSM News Item
Only two days after being awarded Rookie of Year honors, FormulaTR standout Adrian “Ace” Carrio took to Buttonwillow’s east loop in World Speed Motorsports Pro Formula Mazda. After getting acclimated to the power, and other nuances of this particular car Ace was able...
by WSM Communications Dept. | Oct 23, 2004 | Formula Car News, WSM News Item
Mario Moraes won both races at the penultimate FTR event at Sears Point this weekend. Mario was quickest in every session except for Sunday’s qualifier. On Sunday WSM driver and crew chief Emile Tabb pulled it out and put the #16 out front for the race later in...
by WSM Communications Dept. | Oct 17, 2004 | Formula Car News, WSM News Item
World Speed returned to the Star Series this weekend to compete at the series finale at Laguna Seca. WSM drivers Frank McCormick and Patrick O’Neill both showed up for the event. Both drivers turned personal best times over the weekend, and both also made up...
by WSM Communications Dept. | Oct 4, 2004 | Formula Car News, WSM News Item
Frank McCormick won another FS race this weekend at Thunderhill Raceway Park. McCormick has been fast all season, and secured pole by almost a second. In the race McCormick led every lap in class and went on to win. “Frank finished second in the championship...
by WSM Communications Dept. | Sep 13, 2004 | Formula Car News, WSM News Item
Mario Moraes who has been quick and on the podium often during his rookie season finally got to the top step this weekend at Willow Springs. Moraes had the fastest time of every session, including both races. After the successful Willow Springs weekend, WSM is...
by WSM Communications Dept. | Sep 1, 2004 | Formula Car News, WSM News Item
World Speed Motorsports ran 4 cars this past weekend, 3 in the SCCA Regional event at Sears Point and 1 in the FormulaTR event at Portland. Both races were on Sunday and after a first lap incident at Sears took out 13 competitors the race was re-started. O’Neill...
