Formula Junior racing to headline Knockhill Classic SpeedFair The fabulous Formula Junior racing category will be one of the star attractions in the 18-race schedule for the 2007 Knockhill Classic SpeedFair event over the weekend of 21/22 July.In a race line-up that will also include the crowd-pleasing 'Tin Tops' series for pre '66 saloon cars and a host of Formula Ford 1600 action, two races for the FJHRA/HSCC Millers Oils Formula Junior Championship will bring the prestigious historic championship to Knockhill.

Formula Junior, which will celebrate it's 50th anniversary in 2008, was the most successful junior single-seater category of the late 1950s and early 1960s, and many subsequent Grand Prix stars made their name in the class. Although it is over 40 years since Formula 3 replaced the class, Formula Junior racing continues to thrive worldwide, with hundreds of cars competing regularly.The Formula Junior Historic Racing Association promotes the category and an excellent grid is expected for a rare Formula Junior event in Scotland. Among those sure to support the Knockhill races is Scottish veteran John Fyda, racing the Lotus 22 that won the 1963 Formula Junior championship in Australia.Alongside the two Formula Junior races will be the hour-long, two-driver 'Tin Tops' race, several heats and a final for the Golden Helmet Formula Ford 1600 Trophy, races for classic single-seaters, classic sports and saloons and Morgans.Saturday will be taken up with qualifying and then several races before the track is turned over to rallying mid-afternoon for a super special stage. On Sunday, racing will run throughout the day, including demonstrations by classic motorcycles.