Frankie Wainman jnr (515) achieves his 250th Final Win!

Frankie Wainman jnr (515) achieving 250 Final wins. Image courtesy of Paul Tully

On Saturday 16th October at Coventry, Frankie Wainman jnr (515) joined Stu Smith snr (ex-391) in becoming only the second BriSCA F1 stock car driver to successfully notch up a mammoth 250 Final wins.

Success has always been part of Frankie’s BriSCA F1 stock car career, winning his first final within just a month of his debut. However, his winning ways are not just confined to the United Kingdom, as in 2009 he became the first ever driver to win the New Zealand World 240 Championship three times. In Holland he was successful in winning the last ever Baarlo Long Track Championship and has since also won the prestigious Gold Cup at Venray in 2006.

A full record of his Major Championship wins, details of his career and a listing of all his 250 Final wins can be found HERE on his Profile page.

We extend our congratulations to Frankie, and wish him every success in his winning ways and unprecedented involvement in the sport.

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Published on October 21st, 2010 in News
Driver: Frankie Wainman Jnr

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