History


2001 – Stuart Faulds supported Steve Knox in the Caterham Graduate Championship. Steve achieved two race victories and came second in two rounds.



2002 – Rachel Green joined Steve Knox in the Caterham Graduate Championship and stormed to Championship victory with race wins at  Anglesey and Brands Hatch. Steve came a very close second with four race victories at Pembery, Croft, Mallory and Croix.



2003 – Rachel Green and Steve Knox stepped up to the Supergraduate Championship. It was a successful season with Steve Knox achieving third place with three podiums and a race win at Thruxton.


2004 – Stuart Faulds incorporated Fauldsport Ltd. Steve Knox and Rachel Green upgraded to the Autosport Caterham Eurocup Championship and were joined by Simon Lambert, the 2003 Caterham Supergraduates Champion.  It was a great year with Fauldsport coming second in the team Championship and Simon Lambert coming third in the driver Championship, with back to back victories at Oschersleben.



2005 – Paul Allen joined the team and along with Rachel Green competed in the Powertrain Caterham Challenge in R400 race cars.  Rachel Green had podium finishes in three races and an overall fifth place in the team Championship. Rachel also competed in two rounds of the Autosport Caterham Eurocup Championship, claiming back to back victories at Oulton Park and a second place at Spa Francorchamps. Fauldsport built and maintained a BMW 320 for Simon Lambert to compete in the Milltek Sport BMW Challenge – pole on its first outing set the scene for a title-winning season. The team also supported Richard McCann who gained 2nd place in the Caterham Academy Championship.



2006 – Fauldsport  Ltd. took on the contract to support and maintain the BookaTrack.com Caterham fleet. The team supported Rachel Green in the Autosport Caterham Superlight Challenge and Eurocup rounds at Donington Park and Spa Francorchamps. This was the first year that Ford Cosworth engines were introduced to the Caterham R400 race cars and Fauldsport was a key part in the development of the engine and installation.

2007 - Rachel Green built on her successes in previous years with Fauldsport by coming second in the Avon Tyres Caterham Superlight Championship.  Rarely off the podium all season she made Caterham Motorsport history by being the first woman to win a race at this level of motorpsort. James Sharrock joined the team to compete in the Caterham Roadsport A championship. The highlight of his season was a podium finish at Oulton Park.

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