Duo will contest full Formula Ford season in 2018
Multiple Formula Ford Festival winner Joey Foster will return for a full season in the British Racing and Sports Car Club’s National series this year.
The 35-year-old took his third win at the Brands Hatch Festival at the end of last season, and was challenging for victory at the Walter Hayes Trophy before suffering a mechanical problem.
He will contest a full single-seater season for the first time since he won the Australian Formula 3 Championship back in 2009.
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