podium and trophies.JPG — **TROPHIES & AWARDS**

Recognition of great sportsmanship, car preparation, competition results and driver/athlete improvement and core to this championship.

The Crossflow Cup - Is awarded to the driver whose character, effort, and conduct, the Cup committee feels is emblematic of the sport. Past winners Dan Wise (2017) and Kim Madrid (2018), Chris Porritt (2019), Jay Streets (2020), Andrew Wait (2021) Ed & Dana VanTassel (2022), Fred Greis (2023)

The Series MVP - Is awarded to the driver who has shown steady progress in the face of adversity or inexperiencer, and whose on-track performance is exemplary both as a sportsman, and a driver. Past winners Martin Lauber (2017), Chris Schoap (2018), Ed Lauber (2019), Ed Van Tassell (2020), Steve Romak (2021), Kelly Heil (2022), Brian Forster (2023)

FFanciest Ford - Is awarded for outstanding car preparation. The committee looks for period correctness, craftmanship, and “coolness”. Past winners Geir Ramleth for his Lotus 51 (2017), Laurent Parmantier for his Crossle 16/20 (2018), Chris Locke for his Merlyn MK 11A (2019), Michael Wirrick for his Zink (2020), Marty Benck for his Titan MK 6 (2021), Tom Minnich for his Tiga FFA 80 (2022), Jack Wilson’s Winkleman WDF3 (2023)

Rookie of the Year - Presented to the novice driver that made steady sensible progress throughout the season. The 2018 Rookie of the year was Will Jackson, 2019 David Dupuis, 2020 Oliver Ramleth, 2021 Colin Cross, 2022 Wade Carter, 2023 Max Minshull

Mechanic of the Year - (new in 2022!!) Katusha Speed Shop 2022, Steve Raymond of AutoSpa 2023

Championship Trophies - The series championship trophies go to the top three points scorers in Historic Ford and Club Ford.

2017 Historic Ford Champion was Nic Colyvas, followed by Martin Lauber and Tom Kreger

2018 Historic Ford Champion was Art Hebert, followed by Martin Lauber and Andrew Wait

2019 Historic Ford Champion was Danny Baker, followed by Andrew Wait and Art Hebert

2020 Historic Ford Champion was Danny Baker, followed by Bob Lesnett and Martin Lauber

2021 Historic Ford Champion was Danny Baker, followed by Steve Romak and Martin Lauber

2022 Historic Ford Champion was Martin Lauber, followed by Andrew Wait and Danny Baker

2023 Historic Ford Champion was Andrew Wait, followed by Martin Lauber and Art Hebert

2017 Club Ford Champion was Dan Wise, followed by Tom Duncan and Norm Cowdrey

2018 Club Ford Champion was Todd Strong, followed by Dan Wise and Norm Cowdrey

2019 Club Ford Champion was Tom Duncan, followed by David Dupuis and Dan Wise

2020 Club Ford Champion was Jeff Rothman, followed by Russ Werner and Kelly Heil

2021 Club Ford Champion was Kelly Heil, followed by Brian Forster and Dan Wise

2022 Club Ford Champion was Kelly Heil, followed by Neil Porter and Brian Swanson

2023 Club Ford Champion was Bob Lesnett, followed by Adam White and Brian Swanson

Masters Division - The Masters Division, rewards the top finishing drivers who are 65 or older by January 1st of the current race season. Regardless of class, eligibility is based solely upon age. Drivers that have a class podium finish will not be eligible for the Masters award in addition. (Example: Racer X finishes 3rd in Historic Ford, is 61 years old. He or she cannot also accept a Masters award.)

Race Awards - At every race meeting there are awards for the podium in Historic Ford and Club Ford, and Masters Division.