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United States Auto Club's Ford Focus Midgets debuted on March 9,
2002. A field of six cars took the green flag for the inaugural USAC
Ford Focus Midget Series event at Bakersfield Speedway in
Bakersfield, CA. Since that day, the USAC Ford Focus Midget
Series has become one of the fastest growing professional racing
series in America.
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The USAC Ford Focus Midget Series features the Ford 2.0L ZETEC engine from the Ford Focus road car. This spec engine is "as produced" on Ford's production lines and races with same block, cylinder head and internal components as the road going Focus, enabling drivers and owners to begin an open wheel racing career with an affordable and reliable engine. Todd Hunsaker (pictured above) won the 2002 Championship. |
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S= Southern California Series |
D= California Dirt Series |
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Josh Lakatos (2004) |
Chris Rahe (2004) |
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Bobby Michnowicz (2004) |
J.J. Ercse (2004) |
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