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This site had
been designed to keep you up to date with the motorsport career of Nigel
Redwood and in doing so it will be updated following every race during the
2004 season.
Good luck to all motorsports participants and
thank you for visiting the Redwood Motorsport web site. |
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Radical Race
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3rd and
1st at the Closing Rounds - with an injured hand and
without a clutch!
The driver
pairing of Hunter Abbott and Nigel Redwood qualified on
pole for the final two races of the season
and finished the season on a high, winning the final
round.
But bad
weather, a failing clutch and a broken hand made the
weekend hard work for the driver pairing.
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Pole position to D.N.F!
This opening race of the year was always
designed as a pre-season warm up, however the
team still wanted to win!
[Read on...] |
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Redwood Motorsport 2003 into 2004 |
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7th overall in the Formula
Ford Championship in 2003 was a disappointing result for Nigel,
however it was an invaluable year where many lessons were learnt.
During 2003,
Nigel also raced with ex formula one driver Martin Donnelly in the Radical
Enduro Championship. They raced 10 races together, winning three, finishing
second in five with 2 DNF's due to mechanical failure. Race wins came in the
form of a dominant performance at Spa and on the last race of the season at
Donnington.
It is sports car racing that
Nigel has chosen to further his career in 2004, securing a drive with Team
MDR in the Dunlop Radical Enduro Championship. Based over 26 100km races,
where the racing is shared between two drivers with mandatory pit stops and
driver changes. Nigel has teamed up with ex rival Damian Byrne
and Hunter Abbott and all three
drivers are looking forward to an exciting season, with one aim, two WIN the
championship. |
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Pos
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Enduro Table |
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Pos |
Driver Name |
Points |
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Final
Positions |
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1 |
Simon
Moulton |
503 |
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2 |
Juan
Barazi |
476 |
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3 |
Nigel
Redwood |
474 |
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4 |
Nick
Dudfield |
408 |
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5 |
Daniel
Stilp |
403 |
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6 |
Hunter
Abbott |
400 |
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7 |
Phil
Quaife |
400 |
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8 |
Stuart
Mosley |
392 |
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9 |
John
Stanley |
245 |
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10 |
Nigel
Greensall |
190 |
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11 |
Paul
Warren |
177 |
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12 |
Mike
Richards |
166 |
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13 |
Lawrence
Tomlinson |
165 |
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14 |
Brendan
Deschamps |
160 |
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=15 |
John Bell |
148 |
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=15 |
Chris Bell |
148 |
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=15 |
Paul
Thomas |
148 |
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=18 |
Ross
Edwards |
124 |
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=18 |
Jon Cook |
124 |
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20 |
Simon
Philips |
108 |
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21 |
Paul
Drayson |
97 |
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22 |
James
Baxter |
90 |
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23 |
Simon Fish |
85 |
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24 |
Neil
Moulton |
82 |
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25 |
John Reed |
77 |
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26 |
Eddie
Wighton |
72 |
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=27 |
Damian
Byrne |
69 |
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=27 |
Lee Maxted-Page |
69 |
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29 |
Jon
Coleman |
63 |
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30 |
Peter Le
Noury |
58 |
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31 |
Alex
Mortimer |
55 |
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32 |
Ally
McKever |
52 |
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33 |
Scott
Marshall |
51 |
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=34 |
Martyn
Eyre |
49 |
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=34 |
Nick
Padmore |
49 |
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36 |
Duncan
Vercoe |
47 |
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37 |
Michael
Vergers |
39 |
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38 |
James
Richardson |
38 |
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=39 |
Jeremy
Ferguson |
34 |
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=39 |
Jean-Luic
Rihon |
34 |
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41 |
Rob
Croyden |
31 |
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=42 |
Paul
Barham |
23 |
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=42 |
Jamie
Shawyer |
23 |
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=44 |
Barry
Walsh |
21 |
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=44 |
Calum
Lockie |
21 |
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=46 |
Martin
Schaeppi |
20 |
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=46 |
Chris
Ellis |
20 |
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=46 |
Andy
Demetriou |
20 |
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49 |
Barker |
18 |
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=50 |
Mike
Quaife |
16 |
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=50 |
Jon Scott |
16 |
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52 |
Frank
Bradley |
12 |
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53 |
Martin
Donnelly |
10 |
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54 |
Z-El-Akabi |
2 |
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