Ojeda mixed results in Queensland Formula Ford

Borland Racing Developments driver Jayden Ojeda maintained his second place in the series standings with solid fourth and sixth-place finishes in Round 4 of the Australian Formula Ford Series at Queensland Raceway after three thrilling races.

Borland Racing Developments title contender Jayden Ojeda had a mixed weekend but he did enough to maintain his second place on the series points table.

Jayden qualified third on a drying track after a wet and slippery day at Queensland Raceway. The weather conditions in Friday practice made it difficult for the drivers to learn the track, and also a challenge for the engineering team to come up with a setup for the dry, so everyone was constantly learning and adapting throughout the races.

Jayden managed to finished fourth after a closely contested Race 1. “Overall a good result in race 1 considering it was the first time on a dry track all weekend. We will give the car and myself a tune up and give it our all for race 2 later today” driver Jayden Ojeda said.

In an absolute scorcher Race 2, Jayden was caught out by some oil on the circuit and fell back to 10th place, however he recovered strongly to be fighting among the front-runners, ultimately finishing sixth.

Jayden was running fourth in the final race when he retired due to a gearbox problem, but had still done enough to maintain his second place in the series standings.

“Overall, it was a challenging weekend with some really close racing, so I’m looking forward now to the last two rounds. We go to circuits where I have a lot more experience – Sydney Motorsport Park and Phillip Island, so we’ll be aiming to bring home some stronger results.” Spectrum driver Jayden Ojeda said.

Jayden Ojeda is proudly supported by VHT, SMS Diesel Spares, Sakura Filtration, Febi, Engine Sensors Australia, OE Germany, Pure Traveller, AMC, Valley Fitness St Marys, Stone Gaskets, Mahle-Izumi and CH Robinson Freight Forwarders.

The next round of the Australian Formula Ford Series is at Sydney Motorsport Park, 16-17 September 2017.

Australian Formula Ford Series Top 10 Points

  1. Max Vidau – 177

  2. Jayden Ojeda – 125

  3. Hunter McElrea – 119

  4. Cameron Shields – 111

  5. Cooper Murray – 108

  6. Liam McLellan – 83

  7. Nathan Herne – 72.5

  8. Harrison Jones – 61

  9. Jordan Boys – 55.5

  10. Zac Soutar – 55.5

Previous
Previous

Raffle Winner takes on Singapore F1

Next
Next

Auto Action Goes Under The Skin: Formula Ford – Australia, To The World