World Championship

The World Championship is run over a series of qualifying rounds (see the fixture list). The top 48 qualifiers are split into two semi-final rounds. The semi-final grid is lined up different to a normal BriSCA F1 race, with the highest points scorers at the front. The top 10 finishers from each semi-final go through to the World Final. Again drivers are seeded on the grid with the highest qualifiers on the front row.

The winner of the World Final gets the honour of wearing a Gold Roof on their car for the following 12 months.

Visit the World Championship Hall of Fame for a list of past winners.

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BriSCA F1 2012 World Championship Final - Early Details

BriSCA F1 2012 World Championship Final – Early Details

2012 Brisca F1 Championship of the World Saturday 15th September 6pm.
Skegness Stadium.

Early Details Inside.

Northampton - October 23rd 2011 Meeting Report

Northampton – October 23rd 2011 Meeting Report

Northampton rounded off its BriSCA F1 season 2011 fixtures by playing host to round eight of the National Series Shootout and also round four of qualifying for next seasons race for Gold.

Sheffield - October 9th 2011 Meeting Report

Sheffield – October 9th 2011 Meeting Report

With the stadium on the route of a charity fun run on the day of the meeting, start time was moved back to 4pm, and while this no doubt inconvenienced a few people, it did have the major advantage of meaning that at least some of the racing would be in darkness and under the Owlerton floodlights.

Northampton - 10th September 2011 BriSCA World Final Race Report

Northampton – 10th September 2011 BriSCA World Final Race Report

An action packed BriSCA World Final saw F1 stock car driver Paul Harrison 2 finally claim the Gold roof for himself, winning the World Final in front of a packed stadium.

Northampton – September 10th 2011 Results

WORLD FINAL:
1st – Paul Harrison
2nd – Dan Johnson
3rd – Andy Smith

Meeting Final:
1st – Tom Harris
2nd – Chris Cowley
3rd – Danny Wainman

Paul Harrison takes the BriSCA F1 2011 World Championship Victory

Paul Harrison takes the BriSCA F1 2011 World Championship Victory

Paul Harrison follows in his fathers footsteps to take the World Championship crown

BriSCA World Final 2011 - Overseas South African entrant

BriSCA World Final 2011 – Overseas South African entrant

The South African Overseas entrant for the BriSCA World Final 2011 Shane Carlson SA 1.

Belle Vue - August 29th 2011 Semi-Final Report

Belle Vue – August 29th 2011 Semi-Final Report

The second of the World Championship Semi-Finals was staged at Belle Vue on Monday 29th August, and it was popular driver Paul Hines who took a surprise but thoroughly deserved victory.

Belle Vue – August 29th 2011 Results

SEMI-FINAL:
1st – Paul Hines
2nd – Tom Harris
3rd – Dan Johnson

Final:
1st – Paul Hines
2nd – Paul Harrison
3rd – Andy Smith

Skegness - July 30th 2011 Meeting Report

Skegness – July 30th 2011 Meeting Report

The Skegness BriSCA F1 stock car Semi-Final meeting drew a bumper crowd to the seaside. Meeting Report inside.

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