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Welcome to MichaelEpps.co.uk, the website promoting and publicising the career of half Kiwi racing driver Michael Epps. Mike is a fast and ever improving driver trying hard to make his way up the racing career ladder. A combination of New Zealand and British nationality, Michael is a strong, ambitious and incredibly competitive character, aiming to reach his full potential and achieve great fame in motorsport.

Here you can view all sorts of pages about Mike and his fast paced career. This website is updated regularly with latest news and pictures from his latest events, check out the latest news below, and see his social and networking pages to the left. Thank you for visiting this website and we hope you enjoy it.

Mike is the 2011 British Formula Vee Vice Champion, being beaten by 9 points for the Championship. He is also the Rookie Cup WInner and finished 2nd in the MSVR Formula Vee Festival, all in his first year of car racing.

Epps 2nd at Vee Festival After Epic Drive From Back of Grid

Michael attacks Druids hairpin Having finished an incredible 2nd place in the British Formula Vee Championship in only his first year, Michael Epps’ last race of the season was the Vee Festival, run by MSVR (Motor Sport Vision Racing) at Brands Hatch. With electrical problems seeing him retire in the first race, he fought back hard to finish 2nd in the second race, and 2nd from 12th in the Main Final only to Sam Oliviera, a previous double Champion in Formula Vee. He showed his race craft and ability to get through the field brilliantly, charging past the likes of 2007 Champion Martin Galpin, 90s Touring Car legend Eugene O’Brien and 2010 Vee No.2 Ben Anderson in persuit of the leader who had made a gap in both races.

Epps British Formula Vee Vice Champion and Rookie Winner in First year!

Michael Epps - British Formula Vee Vice Champion and Rookie Cup Winner 2011 After a long and tough debut car racing season for Michael Epps, he eventually came 2nd in prestigious British Formula Vee Championship, giving him the title of Vice Champion. This also meant he won the Rookie Cup in the single seater class, with the nearest rookie miles behind in the points. As no rookie driver has come this close to winning the Championship in the last 20 years, being just 9 points behind 2010 and now 2011 Champion Martin Farmer, this is a huge achievement for Epps. He now looks on to secure sponsorship to step up to a higher class next year.