The Charlie Gibson H-Production Championship

     both series are bookkept and finalized by Paul Meis

see below for the point system

This Championship is named in honor of the late Charlie Gibson who began an illustrious racing career in a Bugeye Sprite.  Since Charlie's Sprite was actually a G-Prod car, we hope he doesn't mind if we take a little creative license there.  In its fifth year, the championship has been well supported and very competitive. 

The 2009 VDCA HP Champion was Gary Barnhart.   Richard Brown was 2^nd and Joe Williams was 3^rd. 

2010 HP Championship
Points Challenge

The Bill Scott and Grant Reynolds Formula Vee Championship
 

Also sponsored by Paul Meis, the FV championship was originally named in honor of Grant Reynolds at the 2006 VIR Driver's Meeting.  Grant is a long-time SCCA member and Steward who was honored in 2006 by being inducted into the SCCA Hall of Fame for his work with Solo events. 

Last year Paul added the name of Bill Scott to honor him also in the title of the Championship. Bill passed away in 2009 after fighting cancer for several years. Bill has been  known to us as the owner of Summit Point Raceway and a good friend of vintage racing. Bill was a national FV champion, and he also won the world FV championship in 1970 at the Nurburgring. Thus, the VDCA FV Championship is now the Bill Scott and Grant Reynolds FV Championship.

Twenty one racers participated during 2009 with Paul Buttrose claiming the championship.  The fight for second place came down to the last event and was a fraternal battle between Doug and John White:  Doug took second and John third place.

VIR saw a record 16 FV entrants in April.  Vintage Formula Vee is on the grow in the Southeast.

2010 FV Championship
Points Challenge

*In 2010 VDCA Race Director Mike Jackson and Statistician Paul Meis have once again ruled themselves ineligible for trophy competition.

The 2010 points system for the Vee and HP Race series  are as follows: