About
Aus F1000 is an advanced open wheel racing category available for the amateur.
Aus F1000 is aimed at giving aspiring amateur drivers a low cost controlled formula car using “wings and slicks” to advance their abilities.
The cars are designed to be visually stunning with their modern aerodynamics, slick tyres and high revving engines. Aus F1000 uses the 4 big engine suppliers – Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Honda plus a wide range of chassis designs including Stohr, Phoenix and JKS.
How are Costs Controlled
Motorcycle engines are strong and reliable whilst putting out in excess of 165hp from their 1000cc. By using stock engines such as the Suzuki GSXR 1000. This allows for a greater availability in parts worldwide. For example; a statutory write off Suzuki GSXR 1000 for approximately $4,500 which gives you not just your engine, but gearbox, running gear and electrics.
In comparison other open wheel category engines could set you back upwards of $10,000. This makes maintaining your car from an engine perspective, very cost effective. In relation to other open wheel categories that offer similar performance spare body parts are only around 25% of the cost.
Aus F1000 History
Aus F1000 has now been running since 2014 in Western Australia with aspirations of creating multiple State Championships around Australia.
Aus F1000 trophies compromises of the Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual trophy for the overall winner of the season and the Kostera Cup trophy for the winner of the Kostera Cup Round, ran once every year.
Winners
2014
State Champion - Stewart Burns
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Stewart Burns
2015
State Champion - Ben Riley
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Ben Riley
2016
State Champion - Alex Barboutis
Daniel Riccardio Perpetual Trophy - Alex Barboutis
Silver Star Trophy - Stewart Burns
2017
State Champion - Alex Barboutis
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Alex Barboutis
Silver Star Trophy - Mike Folwell
Kostera Cup Trophy - Adam Lisle
2018
State Champion - Aaron Love
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Aaron Love
Kostera Cup Trophy - Aaron Love
2019
State Champion - Stuart Kostera Jnr
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Stuart Kostera Jnr
Kostera Cup Trophy - Stuart Kostera Jnr
2020
State Champion -
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy -
Kostera Cup Trophy - Adam Lisle
Lap Record Holders
0:54.3312 set by Jordan Love on 25/07/2015
0:53.6872 set by Alex Barboutis on 17/9/16
0:53.0792 set by Nick Percat on 13/07/19
Sponsors
Major Sponsor for the Aus F1000 Association - Perth Motorsport Tyres
Aus F1000 is an advanced open wheel racing category available for the amateur.
Aus F1000 is aimed at giving aspiring amateur drivers a low cost controlled formula car using “wings and slicks” to advance their abilities.
The cars are designed to be visually stunning with their modern aerodynamics, slick tyres and high revving engines. Aus F1000 uses the 4 big engine suppliers – Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Honda plus a wide range of chassis designs including Stohr, Phoenix and JKS.
How are Costs Controlled
Motorcycle engines are strong and reliable whilst putting out in excess of 165hp from their 1000cc. By using stock engines such as the Suzuki GSXR 1000. This allows for a greater availability in parts worldwide. For example; a statutory write off Suzuki GSXR 1000 for approximately $4,500 which gives you not just your engine, but gearbox, running gear and electrics.
In comparison other open wheel category engines could set you back upwards of $10,000. This makes maintaining your car from an engine perspective, very cost effective. In relation to other open wheel categories that offer similar performance spare body parts are only around 25% of the cost.
Aus F1000 History
Aus F1000 has now been running since 2014 in Western Australia with aspirations of creating multiple State Championships around Australia.
Aus F1000 trophies compromises of the Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual trophy for the overall winner of the season and the Kostera Cup trophy for the winner of the Kostera Cup Round, ran once every year.
Winners
2014
State Champion - Stewart Burns
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Stewart Burns
2015
State Champion - Ben Riley
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Ben Riley
2016
State Champion - Alex Barboutis
Daniel Riccardio Perpetual Trophy - Alex Barboutis
Silver Star Trophy - Stewart Burns
2017
State Champion - Alex Barboutis
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Alex Barboutis
Silver Star Trophy - Mike Folwell
Kostera Cup Trophy - Adam Lisle
2018
State Champion - Aaron Love
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Aaron Love
Kostera Cup Trophy - Aaron Love
2019
State Champion - Stuart Kostera Jnr
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy - Stuart Kostera Jnr
Kostera Cup Trophy - Stuart Kostera Jnr
2020
State Champion -
Daniel Ricciardo Perpetual Trophy -
Kostera Cup Trophy - Adam Lisle
Lap Record Holders
0:54.3312 set by Jordan Love on 25/07/2015
0:53.6872 set by Alex Barboutis on 17/9/16
0:53.0792 set by Nick Percat on 13/07/19
Sponsors
Major Sponsor for the Aus F1000 Association - Perth Motorsport Tyres
