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2003 SEAT Cupra Championship

British motor race season


Summary

British motor race season

The 2003 SEAT Cupra Championship season was the inaugural running of the one-make championship. The championship consisted of ten rounds at five meetings held in England, beginning on 4 May at Croft, and finishing at Thruxton on 17 August. The championship winner was rewarded with a drive in the British Touring Car Championship for the SEAT Sport UK team. Robert Huff would eventually win the championship, holding off both Gordon Shedden and Stefan Hodgetts, as those three drivers shared nine of the ten race victories between them. Huff would go on to finish seventh in the 2004 British Touring Car Championship with his prize-winning drive.

Teams and drivers

All entries ran the Mk1 SEAT León entered by SEAT themselves.

No.DriversRounds
3GBR Stefan HodgettsAll
4GBR Karl GoshawkAll
5SCO Charles StewartAll
6GBR Natalie BarrattAll
7IRE Emmet O'BrienAll
9GBR James PickfordAll
10GBR Spencer MarshAll
11GBR Hamish GordonAll
12GBR Robert HuffAll
14GBR Paula CookAll
15GBR Stephen ColbertAll
16GBR Andre D'CruzeAll
17GBR Ben Winrow1-4
20GBR Julian WestwoodAll
21GBR Craig Murray1-2
22GBR Gordon SheddenAll
23IRE Gavin SmithAll

Calendar

RoundTrackDatePole positionFastest lapWinner12345678910
Croft4 MayGBR Stefan HodgettsIRE Gavin SmithGBR Stefan Hodgetts
GBR Stephen ColbertGBR Robert HuffGBR Robert Huff
Silverstone27 MayGBR Stefan HodgettsGBR Robert HuffGBR Stefan Hodgetts
GBR Stefan HodgettsGBR Stefan HodgettsGBR Stefan Hodgetts
Oulton Park13 JulyGBR James PickfordGBR Robert HuffGBR Robert Huff
GBR Robert HuffGBR Gordon SheddenGBR Gordon Shedden
Rockingham3 AugustGBR Robert HuffGBR Stefan HodgettsGBR Stefan Hodgetts
GBR James PickfordIRE Gavin SmithIRE Gavin Smith
Thruxton17 AugustGBR James PickfordGBR Stefan HodgettsGBR Robert Huff
GBR Stefan HodgettsGBR Stefan HodgettsGBR Stefan Hodgetts

Championship Standings

  • Points were awarded as follows:
Pos123456789101112FLRace 1Race 2
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PosDriverCROSILOULROCTHRPts1234567891011121314151617PosDriverCROSILOULROCTHUPts
GBR Robert Huff412212NC31Ret122
GBR Gordon Shedden33636127DSQ2107
GBR Stefan Hodgetts171*1*RetDNS1612*1*105
IRL Gavin Smith6254143Ret111Ret78
GBR James Pickford7435815Ret22Ret70
GBR Stephen Colbert5Ret4924Ret513369
GBR Julian Westwood1558736Ret83566
GBR Spencer Marsh2971347RetDNSRet448
GBR Andre D'Cruze9101081583410747
IRL Emmet O'Brien8615Ret557Ret4945
GBR Paula CookRet1212Ret99595632
GBR Hamish Gordon1214131010116106824
GBR Karl Goshawk1313141112124117Ret17
GBR Craig Murray1089617
GBR Ben Winrow11111112710RetRet10
SCO Charles Stewart1616171513148129118
GBR Natalie Barratt141516141113RetRet8106

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