Victor Correa takes his maiden victory in The British Formula Ford Championship Jamun Racing's Brazilian Victor Correa took his maiden championship victory in The British Formula Ford Championship at Brands Hatch ahead of his Jamun team-mate and championship leader Wayne Boyd, who despite failing to win a race for the first time this season still leads the championship by 54 points with five races remaining. The first race looked as though it would be another Jamun Racing 1-2 with pole sitter Wayne Boyd disputed the lead with Victor Correa over the opening five laps, with the Brazilian taking the lead on the opening lap after making the better start. On lap four Wayne Boyd sped past Victor Correa to take the lead with Campfield and Matt Hamilton in third and fourth. On lap six Boyd, Correa and Hamilton got caught up together coming out of Clearways leaving Adrian Campfield to take the lead. For the next seven laps Tim Blanchard's Jamun Mygale piled on the pressure but was unable to prevent Campfield's maiden championship victory and the first for a Kevin Mills Racing Spectrum chassis with Marco Sorensen third. Jamun's James Cole came home in ninth place with Wayne Boyd in 10th followed by Victor Correa in 12th. Round twenty saw Wayne lead away from the pole to the end of the fifth lap but was unabe to stop Correa grabbing the lead through Paddock Hill Bend on lap six. Wayne tried valiantly to regain the lead but couldn't and finished less than three-tenths of a second behind Victor who took his maiden victory in The British Formula Ford Championship. Tim Blanchard finished seventh with James Cole in eleventh. "It was a very hard race, it's my first win and I am very happy. I hope to have more" said a happy Victor after his maiden win. " I just didn't have the pace to stay ahead, and once he was in front Victor drove brilliantly to defend his position" added Wayne.