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2005 Formula BMW UK season

The 2005 Formula BMW UK season was the second of four Formula BMW seasons based in United Kingdom for young drivers making the transition to car racing. The series supported every BTCC round apart from round three at Rockingham where it was part of a Kumho BMW and Miltek BMW event. Dean Smith won the championship at his second attempt with new team Nexa Racing after scoring in every round, his championship rival Sam Bird won six races but lost a lot of points with five DNFs during the season.

All cars were Mygale FB02 chassis powered by BMW engines. Guest drivers in italics.

Team	No	Driver	Class	Rounds
Carlin Motorsport	1	Simon Walker-Hansell		All
2	Duarte Félix da Costa		All
Fortec Motorsport	4	Stian Sørlie		All
5	Sam Bird		All
6	Chris Holmes		1–2, 4–10
Master Motorsport	7	Michael Meadows	R	All
Promatecme/Soper Sport	8	Ross Curnow		All
Nexa Racing	9	Joe Osborne	R	All
10	Dean Smith		All
77	Jordan Wise		All
Motaworld Racing	13	James Wingfield		6–8, 10
27	Dominique Cauvin	R	2–5, 8–10
28	Nathan Antunes		All
Filcell Motorsport	14	Matt Howson		All
15	Callum MacLeod		1–7
Pegasus Motorsport Intl Ltd	11	Jack Goldstraw		4–5, 8
16	Jonathan Legris	R	1–5
Formula Racing Ltd	6–7
Mark Burdett Motorsport	8–10
Pegasus Motorsport Intl Ltd	18	Ry Leon		1
Mark Burdett Motorsport	12	Edward Hoy	R	1–5
19	Aaron Steele	R	All
20	Phil Glew		6–8
Barwell Motorsport	17	Niall Breen		All
18	Euan Hankey	R	All
Team SWR Pioneer/Loctite	41	Matt Harris		All
42	Lars Viljoen		All
43	Paul Rees		1–7
44	Richard Keen		1–2
Oliver Turvey		3–10
R	Rookie Cup

Round	Circuit	Date	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver
Donington Park (National)	10 April	Nathan Antunes	Stian Sørlie	Matt Howson	Filcell Motorsport
Nathan Antunes	Dean Smith	Nathan Antunes	Motaworld Racing
Thruxton	1 May	Sam Bird	Euan Hankey	Stian Sørlie	Fortec Motorsport
Sam Bird	Sam Bird	Stian Sørlie	Fortec Motorsport
Rockingham(International Super Sports Car Long)	22 May	Simon Walker-Hansell	Matt Howson	Simon Walker-Hansell	Carlin Motorsport
Matt Howson	Matt Howson	Matt Howson	Filcell Motorsport
Brands Hatch (Indy)	5 June	Matt Howson	Oliver Turvey	Matt Howson	Filcell Motorsport
Sam Bird	Jordan Wise	Sam Bird	Fortec Motorsport
Oulton Park (Island)	18 June	Sam Bird	Jonathan Legris	Sam Bird	Fortec Motorsport
19 June	Sam Bird	Jordan Wise	Sam Bird	Fortec Motorsport
Croft	16 July	Sam Bird	Sam Bird	Sam Bird	Fortec Motorsport
17 July	Sam Bird	Sam Bird	Sam Bird	Fortec Motorsport
Mondello Park	24 July	Dean Smith	Dean Smith	Dean Smith	Nexa Racing
Sam Bird	Matt Harris	Matt Harris	Carlin Motorsport
Knockhill	28 August	Dean Smith	Dean Smith	Dean Smith	Nexa Racing
Oliver Turvey	Matt Howson	Ross Curnow	Fortec Motorsport
Silverstone (National)	17 September	Stian Sørlie	Stian Sørlie	Sam Bird	Fortec Motorsport
18 September	Stian Sørlie	Jordan Wise	Stian Sørlie	Fortec Motorsport
Brands Hatch (Grand Prix)	2 October	Matt Howson	Dean Smith	Matt Howson	Filcell Motorsport
Nathan Antunes	Oliver Turvey	Dean Smith	Nexa Racing

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https://www.driverdb.com/championships/standings/formula-bmw-uk/2005/ driverdb.com

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