#500 Tim Pullen Racing

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Name: Tim Pullen
Race Number: #50
Current Grade: Star (Red Top) for the start of the 2007 season
Age: 28
Home: Yardley, Birmingham
Occupation: Motor Technician
Partner: Ali
How long in F2: 6th season
Racing background: Started racing F2's in April 2002 - never raced anything before!
F2 likes: Friendly atmosphere and competitive racing
F2 dislikes: Not winning!
Most admired driver: #167 Bill Batten
Ambition in F2: To one day be F2 World Champion
Biggest achievement to date: Winning the 2005 F2 World Masters title at Northampton
Car builder: Richardson Chassis Engineering (RCE)
Engine builder: East Lincs Motorsport
Biggest influence on my career: My Mom; Dad and Ali
Favourite Track: Buxton High Edge Raceway
Special mentions:

Mom & Dad; Ali; Webmaster Fred; DK Race Tec; Mtec and all my sponsors -  Richardson Chassis Engineering; Gripper Differentials; TM Quads; Fastrax Tyre Treatments; Lookers Vauxhall; East Lincs Motorsport; Ray Pullen Transport, and Barry Weatherhead Photography for the continued use of his great shots!

During the 2003 season, Tim notched 47 Top 10 finishes from 29 meetings - including 3 race wins, and accumulated 191 points. During the season, he also graduated from the White (Novice) to Yellow Grade.

2004 proved even more successful, with 57 Top 10 finishes from 27 meetings - including 9 race wins, 2 of which were Finals + the Northampton Whites & Yellows Final and a Grand National in Birmingham. Tim finished the season in 40th position in the National Points Table, with 316 points and graduated from Yellow Grade to Red (Star) Grade.

2005 saw Tim take delivery of a brand new RCE car and, despite some teething problems, he achieved 52 Top 10 finishes from 29 meetings and 91 races, including 4 Heat wins; the Birmingham 'Whites & Yellows' Championship; 1 Consolation Race win and, of course, his first major Final win in the 2005 F2 World Masters at Northampton.