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The English round of the Porsche
Mobil 1 Supercup on the new Silverstone Circuit had a disappointing end for
local hero Tim Bridgman and the team Schnabl Engineering / Parker Racing. After
an incident with an opponent Tim Bridgeman retired early from the race. Driving
the second Porsche of the Team, Thomas Messer could improve again, finished
18th and saved two further championship points for his account and the
team.......read more >>
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The team Schnabl
Engineering/Parker Racing around Sven Schnabl and Stuart Parker missed a little
luck at the fifth round of the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup at the 5,4 kilometres
long street circuit in the harbour of Valencia. Ranking on eighth position, Tim
Bridgman had to retire from the race with a brake problem at his Porsche.
Thomas Messer remained free from any incidents and finished his race on rank
19.......read more >>
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The team Schnabl Engineering /
Parker Racing returns back home with mixed emotions from the fourth round of
the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup in Monaco. While Tim Bridgman despite a difficult
practice with his Porsche finished the race on Sunday on a good eleventh rank,
Thomas Messer after a technical problem at his car retired already after the
warm-up lap.......read more >>
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With rankings seven and sixteen
the team Schnabl Engineering/Parker Racing returns from the European season
opener of the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup in Barcelona. Englishman Tim Bridgman
finishes seventh in this belligerent race and holds his second rank in the
rookie-standings. Thomas Messer gains place sixteen at his Supercup-premiere
and also, his first point so far the championship.......read more
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With a promising eights rank by
the champion of the Carrera Cup Great Britain the team Schnabl
Engineering/Parker Racing returns home from the season opener of the Porsche
Mobil 1 Supercup in Bahrain. Tim Bridgman was second best of the Supercup
newcomers at the Arabian Peninsula. It was a successful start of the
German/British team alliance in the fastest makes cup of the
world.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman won the 2009 Porsche
Carrera Cup GB during the final two races of the season at Brands Hatch (3/4
October), taking a maximum weekend score of 44 points to jump ahead of James
Sutton and Tim Harvey in the final standings. Bridgman claimed the title for
Team Parker Racing with two poles, two wins and two fastest laps to beat 2007
champion Sutton and 2008 champion Harvey to the title. "Going into Brands we
were eight.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman claimed the overall
championship title in the final round of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB at Brands
Hatch today (Sunday 4 October 2009). With victory in the 20th race of the
season, Bridgman won the title by just four points from James Sutton. Glynn
Geddie finished third overall to take the pro-am1 title at the end of a great
season while, with Glenn McMenamin already secure as pro-am2, Karl Leonard won
pro-am2 in round 20 with.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman moved a step closer
to winning the overall title with a commanding victory in the penultimate round
of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB at Brands Hatch today (Sunday 4 October 2009).
Glynn Geddie took a tremendous third overall to strengthen his lead in the
pro-am1 title race, while Paul Mace topped the pro-am2 field as Glenn McMenamin
clinched the pro-am2 title. At the head of the race, Bridgman (Team Parker
Racing) was peerless and converted pole position into an immediate lead. Twice
the safety car was deployed, but both times Bridgman was able to
quickly.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman bagged a double pole
position for the final two rounds of the 2009 Porsche Carrera Cup GB at Brands
Hatch today (Saturday 3 October 2009). Glynn Geddie took a tremendous third
overall for both grids to head pro-am1, while Karl Leonard topped the pro-am2
times. Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) got the final weekend of his title bid off
to a perfect start by taking two poles and, importantly, two more championship
points. Next to Bridgman on both grids will be fellow title contender James
Sutton (Red Line Racing) while championship leader Tim Harvey (Red Line
Racing)........read more >>
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Tim Bridgman drove a faultless
race to win round 14 of the 2009 Porsche Carrera Cup GB at Knockhill today
(Sunday 16 August 2009). Bridgman headed title rival Tim Harvey as Glynn Geddie
completed a pro-am1 double and fellow Scot George Brewster made it a good day
for the home crowd by winning pro-am2. On a fully dry track, Harvey (Red Line
Racing) converted pole into an early lead, but Bridgman (Team Parker Racing)
dived cleanly through into the lead at the Hairpin on lap three and was able to
edge clear. While Bridgman consolidated his lead, Harvey came under pressure
from.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman completed a weekend
double with victory in round eight of the 2009 Porsche Carrera Cup GB at Oulton
Park today (Sunday 31 May 2009). In pro-am1 Robert Lawson also took his second
win of the weekend while series newcomer Glenn McMenamin drove a fine race to
take pro-am2 spoils. Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) got the jump off the line to
head the pack into Old Hall as Michael Caine (Motorbase Performance) and the
fast-starting Michael Leonard (Team Parker Racing) filled the next places.
However, James Sutton (Red Line Racing) dived ahead of Leonard at
Druids.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman claimed his third win
of the season with a commanding victory in round seven of the 2009 Porsche
Carrera Cup GB at Oulton Park today (Saturday 30 May 2009). In pro-am1 Robert
Lawson battled to the head of a tremendous contest, while Karl Leonard won
pro-am2, as well as taking a mighty fourth place overall. Michael Caine
(Motorbase Performance) got the jump on Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) off the
line, but Caine's lead lasted only until the Island Hairpin on lap one when
Bridgman dived for the inside. As the cars touched, Caine was forced wide and
was instantly.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman maintained his
unbeaten run of pole positions in the 2009 Porsche Carrera Cup GB when he set a
stunning pace to take pole for rounds seven and eight at Oulton Park today
(Saturday 30 May 2009). In a sensationally fast session, Derek Pierce and
Robert Lawson shared the pro-am1 poles, but the biggest revelation was the pace
of leading pro-am2 racer Karl Leonard who took fourth overall for both grids.
The cool morning air and bright sunshine combined to help make it the fastest
ever Carrera Cup qualifying session at Oulton Park and Bridgman (Team Parker
Racing) finally........read more >>
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Tim Bridgman (Team Parker Racing)
was the dominant race winner of the final round of the 2008 Porsche Carrera Cup
GB, converting pole position into a lead that he held for every lap of the
race. With Harvey running second, Bridgman was untroubled, even when his
swiftly built-up five-second lead was lost as the safety car came out on lap
eight. The safety car was needed after Michael Leonard (RSS Performance) spun
at Clearways and the closely following Glynn Geddie (Parr Motorsport/Apex) and
Pippa Mann (Team Eurotech) could not avoid the spinning car. Gilham was very
lucky to.......read more >>
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There was disaster for poleman Tim
Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) as the grid assembled when a broken gearbox put
him out. " It's such bad luck for this to happen, especially on the warming up
lap! You have highs and lows with motorsport and this is a big low. We have
proved that we are the fastest package all weekend, now this happens and what
can you do? It has most likely cost me third place in the championship, which
is the biggest disappointment. All we can do now is go out tommorow and
dominate the second race, as I'm sure we would have this one. Bring on
tommorow". Harvey......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman was the star of
qualifying at Brands Hatch today (Saturday 20 September 2008) when he took pole
position for both of the final two rounds of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB.
Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) went straight out at the start of the session and
bagged two laps very close to the 47s mark to make certain of a double pole.
Both laps were a quarter of a second clear of the rest of the field and
Bridgman was then able to preserve his second set of tyres for the races. "The
laps weren't perfect, but I'm just happy to get two poles, there is always more
time to be found and I'm certain we are going to be fast in the races. Pole is
so important here at Brands, it's half the bottle won already" said Bridgman.
Second on both grids......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman headed the times at
the end of testing at Brands Hatch today (Friday 19 September 2008) ahead of
the final two rounds of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB. However, with title
contenders Tim Harvey and Michael Caine second and third fastest, as less than
a second covered the first 10 drivers, the weekend's races promise to be a
thrilling end to the season. While Harvey (Red Line Racing) set the best time
in the morning session, it was Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) who edged ahead in
the closing moments of the second session. When the session was halted a few
minutes early due......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman scored his fourth
victory in a row in a thrilling sixth round of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB at
Donington Park today (Sunday 4 May). In tricky weather conditions, six cars put
on a fabulous contest in front of a big crowd and live TV cameras and it was
Phil Quaife who battled through to take the flag first from Tim Bridgman and
Michael Caine, while Nigel Rice completed a double victory in pro-am1. However,
Quaife was later penalised for passing under a yellow flag and dropped to third
in the amended results. With rain threatening, tyre choice was an issue before
the race but all except......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman completed a hat-trick
of victories at Donington Park today (Sunday 4 May) in round five of the
Porsche Carrera Cup GB. With a faultless performance for Team Parker Racing,
Bridgman made it three wins from three races as Tim Harvey (Red Line Racing)
headed the pursuit. Nigel Rice claimed pro-am1 spoils for Red Line Racing.
Starting from pole position, Bridgman led the pack into Redgate as Harvey edged
ahead of Michael Caine (Team Parker Racing). “When I hooked second off the
line, there was a big bang and I thought second gear had gone; that’s when
Tim got me,” said.......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman took two pole
positions at Donington Park today (Saturday 3 May) for rounds five and six of
the Porsche Carrera Cup GB this weekend. In an incredibly competitive
qualifying session, Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) set the fastest lap ever at
Donington for a 911GT3 Cup car when he lapped more than a second beneath the
existing lap record. However, it took a second push from Bridgman to take pole
back from his team mate Michael Caine in what proved to be a tremendous day for
Team Parker Racing. During an enthralling qualifying session, Bridgman set the
early......read more >>
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Tim Bridgman was in mighty form in
testing at Donington Park today (Thursday 1 May) ahead of rounds five and six
of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB at the East Midlands circuit this weekend. As
team boss Stuart Parker celebrated his 33rd birthday, the three cars from Team
Parker Racing packed into the top four positions, with only Tim Harvey (Red
Line Racing) preventing Parker's team dominating the leading positions.
Bridgman set a searing pace in the afternoon and came within four-hundredths of
a second of posting the fastest ever Carrera Cup lap of Donington. He clocked a
best of.....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman completed a perfect
weekend with his second victory of the day in round four of the Porsche Carrera
Cup GB at Rockingham today (Sunday 13 April). In what was something of a re-run
of the earlier race, Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) went ahead from the start
and was able to work clear of Tim Harvey (Red Line Racing) as Michael Caine
(Team Parker Racing) again completed the podium. "It's been a perfect weekend
and that's just what we needed after Brands," said Bridgman. "The team gave me
a great car and I was really focused on getting a strong weekend, so I'm
really.....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman took pole position at
Rockingham today (Saturday 12 April) for rounds three and four of the Porsche
Carrera Cup GB this weekend. With an impressive run in a dry qualifying
session, Bridgman (Team Parker Racing) claimed pole for round three and then
added pole for round four with his second best lap in the half-hour qualifying
run. "I came in a few laps from the end of the session because I didn't think I
could have bettered my time," said....read more >>
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Multiple single-seater champion
Tim Bridgman is the latest high-profile racer to commit to a full campaign in
the 2008 Porsche Carrera Cup GB after signing to race with Team Parker Racing.
Bridgman has won three major single-seater titles in the last five
seasons and is now planning to use the Carrera Cup GB as the....read more
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Despite treacherous qualifying
conditions, the sun still shone for Tim Bridgman last weekend in North
Yorkshire. The season finale of the Visma Formula Palmer Audi series took place
on September 22/23 at Croft circuit where Tim deservedly took the 2007
Championship title. Though only needing to gain three points in....read more
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The FPA event was supporting the
DTM touring car series - with three FPA races, each of 30 laps, on the 1.2-mile
Brands Hatch Indy circuit and with Tim started second for Round 9, took the
lead at the start but grip problems saw him fall back to fourth. He made up for
it by dominating Round 10, winning easily from pole ....read more
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Tim Bridgman took his second
successive win in the eighth round of the 2007 Visma Formula Palmer Audi
Championship at Snetterton, conquering the field in torrential rain to close
within two points of Luciano Bacheta at the top of the table. Due to the
conditions, the first three laps of 18 were run behind the safety
car....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman made one giant leap
for his Formula Palmer Audi title ambitions in Round 7 at Snetterton, winning
the second race of the triple-header to take maximum benefit of Luciano
Bacheta's collision with Jack Clarke on the opening lap. After a sudden change
in the weather, the FPA field made a late switch to slick tyres.....read
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Tim Bridgman will race at the
third Formula Palmer Audi meeting of the season at Snetterton this weekend
targeting a trio of victories to continue his title charge. Bridgman, 21, a
former Formula BMW UK Champion, came into FPA on the eve of the season, and
after struggling at the opening rounds at Silverstone, scored three
podiums....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman made
it three different winners from the first three Visma Formula Palmer Audi races
of 2007 as he took victory in the first race of the Brands Hatch Grand Prix
triple-header. Former Formula BMW UK champion Bridgman took full advantage of
polesitter Jolyon Palmer's sluggish start, and took a lead that he
would....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman stole the show as he
set a jaw-dropping lap to take pole position for tomorrow's fourth round of the
2007 Visma Formula Palmer Audi Championship. Bridgman, who will start Round 3
from second on the grid behind Jolyon Palmer, set a best time of 1 minute
25.168 seconds to steal pole from Stefan Wilson by a quarter...read more
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On the eve of the 2007 Visma
Formula Palmer Audi Championship, Matt Hamilton showed the rest of the field
the way as he headed the times in pre-event testing for the opening rounds at
Silverstone. Hamilton, 17, put his previous experience of the Silverstone
National circuit to good use to lap the 1.6-mile track in 55.21...read more
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"Road America was a tough weekend
for us as a team. Leading most of free practice on Saturday, finishing up P3,
indicated we were in for a strong weekend. Unfortunately we didn't have the
full package in the dry conditions and struggled for speed. In the wet we were
front runners but in the dry it was a different story. A good start and
first....read more >>
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Montreal, Canada: 28th August,
2006 - Dunmow's Tim Bridgman may call Montreal his second home while racing in
the Champ Car Atlantic this year and, with the torrential rain there on Sunday
postponing the race, the Briton said following the incredible heat of some
races this season, the extraordinarily wet weather felt more like racing
in....read more >>
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Denver, USA: 14 August 2006- Tim
Bridgman recorded a dnf at Denver on the weekend, in the third last race of the
Champ Car Atlantic series. The Epson Team Jenson driver qualified 18th on
Saturday and made up three places to run in 15th in the race on Sunday but was
never fully able to reach top pace for the event. Contact on lap 18....read
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San Jose, California, USA-31 July
2006: Tim Bridgman (Dunmow, Essex) fought his way to a strong fourth at Champ
Car Atlantic Championship's San José round on the weekend, racing from
13th to just fractions off a podium finish. With adept street circuit racing
skills, he brought home his best finish of the season, to make it two
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada - 24
July 2006: Briton Tim Bridgman had his best result of his Champ Car Atlantic
rookie season at Edmonton's temporary circuit held at the JAGflo Speedway at
City Centre Airport on Sunday. Racing in round eight of the Championship at the
officially titled 'West Edmonton Mall Grand Prix Presented by.....read more
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Toronto, Canada-10 July 2006: Tim
Bridgman marked the mid-season of the Champ Car Atlantic series with his
second-highest qualifying position of the year by putting his #2 Epson Team
Jensen car in seventh place on the grid in Toronto on Saturday. The driver from
Essex, England, said the qualifying result showed the potential pace
was.....read more >>
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Portland, USA-18 June 2006: Tim
Bridgman (Dunmow, Essex, UK) enjoyed a top-ten finish in race four of the Champ
Car Atlantic Championship, the Trinity Carpet 100k at the Grand Prix of
Portland. The Epson Team Jensen driver made up more than 10 places in the
40-lap race, with a strong start that saw him leap into 10th from
his.....read more >>
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Cleveland, Ohio, USA-27 June 2006:
Tim Bridgman had a mixed weekend at the Champ Car Atlantic double-header in
Cleveland: he increased his Championship points in race one by making up the
most places - 19th to 12th - and then finished 20th in race two after pitting
to change a nose cone following contact during the race.
Nonetheless.....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman took
his best qualifying result of the year in the Champ Car Atlantic Championship,
with a sixth-place start from a field of two-dozen fronting up for the Mexican
event. Clocking a time of just under 1.24 seconds around the 2.104 mile
circuit, Bridgman was just 0.78 seconds off the leader in the third round of
the championship.....read more >>
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The Fast Trac 100 at the Grand
Prix of Houston did not offer-up an easy second round of the Champ Car Atlantic
Championship for Dunmow’s Tim Bridgman. A new racing car and a uniquely
bumpy and high G circuit presented an extremely unique challenge this weekend
for the British driver. Regularly in the top five at the season opening race at
Long Beach .....read more >>
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The Champ Car Atlantic
Championship looks set to continue its exciting start to the season, which saw
almost 30 competitors pitched in an exhilarating battle at the Long Beach
circuit in California. With round 2, the Fast Trac 100 at the Grand Prix of
Houston, taking place at Houston’s temporary street course on 13 May,
Dunmow’s Tim Bridgman keenness.....read more
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Tim Bridgman (Dunmow, Essex,
England) showed he is a competitive force in this year's Champ Car Atlantic
Championship, running at the sharp end of the nearly 30-car grid in the season
opener at Long Beach on the weekend. The 20-year-old finished third fastest in
Saturday practice before qualifying 10th in the afternoon after traffic reduced
his.....read more >>
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British driver Tim Bridgman
(Dunmow, Essex) will make his race debut in the Champ Car Atlantic series when
the season starts next weekend (7-9 April) at the Long Beach circuit in
California. Some 30 contestants are vying for the US$2 million title prize and
the opening event promises to be a huge spectacle, for which estimated crowds
of 175,000 turned.....read more >>
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Fresh perspectives and pithy
experiences can be expected from British racing driver Tim Bridgman’s new
Champ Car Atlantic column with Crash.Net, the internet’s leading
motorsport portal. The title-winning driver from Dunmow, Essex, will be
providing his take on the rejuvenated Championship, as he launches his US
racing career in the premier feeder.....read more
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Back in England for a short spell
after a successful and intensive first stint of testing for the Champ Car
Atlantic Championship, British driver Tim Bridgman says the US open-wheel
series is going to have one of its best years ever. The 20-year-old, who will
be driving with Jensen MotorSport in the premier development series, spent 10
days testing the 2005.....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman has joined forces
with Jensen MotorSport to contest the Champ Car Atlantic title in 2006. The
talented driver tested with the team late last year in Atlanta and is excited
about his impending move to North America to compete in the single seater
development series, which is the major feeder for Champ Car, the premier
single-seater formula.....read more >>
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Tim Bridgman has had his first
excursion in a 2005 Formula Toyota Atlantic car, which he tested earlier this
week in the United States. The driver from Dunmow, Essex, recently completed a
rookie year in British Formula 3 and is evaluating his options for next season.
Bridgman tested with Jensen Motorsport, a team with vast experience in the
Formula Toyota.....read more >>
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Dunmow’s Tim Bridgman is
looking into America’s rejuvenated development series as attractive
possibilities for next year. The leading US feeder championships, including the
rebranded Champ Car Atlantic Championship and the Infiniti Pro Series, have
assembled rewarding programs for 2006 that are drawing drivers from around the
world. Bridgman is.....read more >>
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Silverstone, Northamptonshire, UK
(8 October 2005) - Tim Bridgman's (Dunmow, Essex) inaugural season in the
British Formula 3 International Series has come to a close with a strong
performance at the Silverstone International circuit on Sunday. The Hitech
Racing driver put in a great showing in both races, gaining seven positions in
each outing and.....read more >>
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Silverstone, Northamptonshire, UK
(3 October 2005) - Tim Bridgman (Dunmow, Essex), fresh from a robust
performance as Team Autosport’s guest driver in the Porsche Carrera Cup
GB, is primed to return to the British Formula 3 International series for the
last two races of the season at the Silverstone International circuit this
weekend (8-9 October).....read more >>
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>> Fine drive for Bridgman with Team
Autosport in Porsche Carrera Cup GB|
2 October
2005
Tim Bridgman (Dunmow, Essex)
finished fourth in the final race of the Porsche Carrera Cup GB. In a strong
performance from the back of a 15-car grid, Bridgman gained eleven positions to
finish just out of the podium places. The 20-year-old said he was
extremely happy with the drive and expressed a sincere and elated thank you to
the organisers....read more
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Two-time single-seater champion
and current British F3 driver Tim Bridgman has confirmed he will be the guest
driver in the final rounds of the Carrera Cup GB at Brands Hatch on 1/2
October. Bridgman, a finalist in the McLaren/Autosport/BRDC Young Driver of the
Year Award in 2004,
says he is thrilled to be asked to drive the Porsche
Cars with Team Autosport car....read more >>
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>> Bridgman
forced to abandon Mondello Rounds | 16 September 2005 British Formula 3
driver Tim Bridgman was injured in an accident at home yesterday. The driver
received burns to his abdomen and right arm while attending to a fire in his
yard. Bridgman, who is due to race at Mondello Park this weekend, will still
fly out to the circuit and, contingent on his condition, will be looking to
take part in the....read more >>
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>> Injured
Bridgman still keen to compete in Ireland | 15 September 2005
British Formula 3
driver Tim Bridgman was injured in an accident at home yesterday. The driver
received burns to his abdomen and right arm while attending to a fire in his
yard. Bridgman, who is due to race at Mondello Park this weekend, will still
fly out to the circuit and, contingent on his condition, will be looking to
take part in the....read more >>
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>> Bridgman
shifts into Mondello mode| 09 September 2005 The British
Formula 3 International Series has its second fly-away meeting in succession
when rounds 19 and 20 take place at Mondello Park in Ireland on the 17–18
September. Essex driver Tim Bridgman is looking forward to racing on the
winding track, where he had two podium finishes in the Formula BMW series last
year.....read more >>
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>> Bridgman
posts points at Nurburgring double header| 03 September 2005
Two screaming
starts at Saturday's British Formula 3 meeting at Nürburgring resulted in
a fifth and ninth for driver Tim Bridgman (Dunmow, Essex). Bridgman converted
P13 and P14 on the grid to a total of 10 championship points for the weekend.
Of race one Bridgman said, "I had a really good race, great start, got away
cleanly, then gained two or three places off the....read more
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Nuburgring for Bridgman | 26 August 2005 As the
Nürburging rounds of the British F3 International Series fast approach,
competitor Tim Bridgman is looking to build on his points scored in the
Silverstone leg of the competition. The German track is one of the four GP
circuits featuring this year for the first time together in the championship
and Bridgman is enjoying the opportunity to experience all that the
top....read more >>
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>> Solid top
10 finish for Bridgman at Siverstone | 14 August 2005 British Formula 3 driver Tim
Bridgman finished 8th in a good Round 15 race at Silverstone. The 20-year-old
from Essex improved his grid position of 12th to move into the point-scorers
and was rewarded with three Championship points. Bridgman put in increasingly
quick laps to provide some of the only overtaking in the race, exchanging 9th
position with Ryan....read more >>
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>> Bridgman
set for Silverstone | 05 August 2005 British Formula 3
driver Tim Bridgman has put his vexatious weekend in Monza behind him and plans
to start afresh at the upcoming rounds at Silverstone. “I regard Monza as
the low point of the season for me,” says Bridgman. “But I have
reflected upon the events of the weekend and have taken away many positives
from the experience.” The Silverstone rounds on the....read more
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>> Podiums
prove elusive for Bridgman | Monza 10 July 2005 An eventful and
expensive weekend for Tim Bridgman at Monza has seen three potential podium
finishes slip away from the Hitech Racing driver in rounds 13, 14 and three of
the British F3 International Series. Starting from P6, P7 and P4, the
20-year-old from Essex gained places to sit in the top three in each race
before a puncture, a disqualification for chicane cutting...read more
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Qualification Round 13 | Monza 09 July 2005 Bridgman has qualified sixth for
round 13 of the British F3 on a wet track in Monza. Rains cleared soon after
the drivers went out on the circuit, but times were still more than 13 seconds
slower than the pace set in free practice sessions on Friday. Although the
Hitech Racing driver appreciated the consistency of his qualifying position
with respect to the times recorded the previous day, he...read more
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>> Monza
Free Practice News | Monza 09 July 2005 Tim Bridgman
reduced his quickest lap time by almost half a second between the two practice
sessions at Monza. He eventually finished the day with the 8th and 7th fastest
times of the twenty-nine drivers that are making an appearance in the second
continental race weekend of the British F3 series. Bridgman was happy with the
improvement in his time. “It takes about 10 laps to....read more
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>> Bridgman
P4 for rescheduled round 3 at Monza | Monza 06 July 2005
There are many
reasons Tim Bridgman is anticipating competing in the British Formula 3 at
Monza, which commences with testing on Friday. “I’m excited about
being part of this big weekend on the Italian motorsport calendar,” he
said. But beyond just enjoying racing at the celebrated circuit, Bridgman is
also aiming to score championship points. “I’m looking forward to a
successful....read more >>
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Challenging weekend for Tim Bridgman | Castle Combe 26 June 2005
Tim Bridgman has registered an
11th place in round 11 and DNF in round 12 of the 2005 British Formula 3
International Series on Sunday at Castle Combe. Despite the unsatisfying
results at the tight, unforgiving circuit, where he started further back on the
grid than he would have liked, the 19-year-old Hitech driver remains upbeat
about the 2005 competition. “I enjoy racing here.....read more
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with Kerbe Photography | Brighton | 20 June 2005 I simply love shooting people in
sport. I enjoy capturing the spirit of what drives someone to do it. The
opportunity came up for me to shoot racing drivers, so I decided on the theme
of 'A Love of Speed'. I wanted a concept that would allow me to shoot portraits
of drivers from many different formulae, yet they would all have one thing in
common: a driven passion and a will to win. Many photographer.....read more
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