Van Diemen International, Ltd. was a British race car manufacturer based in

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, United Kingdom. The company had a reputation for high-volume production runs of its cars, the most well-known of which is its series of

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chassis, which have been at the forefront of that class of motorsport for over 20 years and led it to becoming the largest manufacturer of bespoke racing cars in the world. As well as Formula Ford, Van Diemen built cars for

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and

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series. The company's purpose-built manufacturing facility was located on the grounds of

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, allowing racing teams to test the cars right off the production line.

History

Van Diemen was founded in 1973 by Ross Ambrose and

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., whose children

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, Ralph Firman Jr. and

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have since gone on to have successful racing careers. The company's name comes from the island of

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, Australia, which was formerly known as

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and is where Ambrose was born and lived before moving to the UK to co-found the company.

1970s

The first car produced was the Van Diemen FA73. In 1973

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won the

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Formula Ford 1600 championship in a FA73. The

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Formula Ford was also won by a FA73. This car was driven by Donald MacLeod. South African Kenny Gray won the Scottish Formula Ford Championship in 1974 in a Van Diemen RF74.

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won the BRSCC championship in 1977 driving a Van Diemen. Serra went on to win the

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that season, beating two Royale's. The British car maker took over

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, a producer of

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chassis, at the end of 1975. A Van Diemen VG376 was entered in the

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in 1976 and 1977. The car was a GRD 375 with updated aerodynamics.

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scoring a fourth-place finish. The car manufacturer would return to Formula 3 in 1992. 1977 marked the start of a long time relationship with Duckhams Oil which sponsored the factory team until 2002.

1980s

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Van Diemen swept the BRSCC Formula Ford 1600 championship in 1980. Brazilian drivers

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and

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won 13 out of 14 races and finished one and two in the standings.

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, also driving Van Diemen, was third in the standings. Moreno went on to win the Formula Ford Festival followed by Tommy Byrne, also driving a Van Diemen. Byrne had a very successful 1981 season winning the Festival, European and British

championships, all driving cars made by the British car maker.

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made his European racing debut in 1981 in the BRSCC and

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Formula Ford 1600 championships, driving Van Diemen chassis. After winning these two championships he graduated into Formula Ford 2000, again driving Van Diemens. In 1982 Senna won both the British and European Formula Ford 2000 championships. The following year fellow Brazilian

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finished second in the British Formula Ford 2000 driving a Van Diemen. In the same year

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won the BRDC Formula Ford 1600. In 1985 eight Van Diemens filled the top ten at the Formula Ford Festival.

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was the best placed driver finishing second. The race was won by

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driving a Quest-Ivey FF85. Halfway through the eighties

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chassis started to dominate the Formula Ford 2000. Van Diemen shifted its focust toward

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, also a 2-litre engine formula. The Formula Ford Festival was won four consecutive times from 1986 thru 1989 by Van Diemen chassis.

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(1986) and

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(1988) won the race in customer entries. The factory team won the race in 1987 and 1989 with

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and

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. The British constructor made its debut in the Formula Renault in 1989.

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won the first

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championship in 1989, driving a Van Diemen.

1990s

Throughout the 1990s Van Diemen began to dominate the Formula Ford market. Throughout the decade the constructor won the

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championship five times and the Festival seven times.

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won the first

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driving for the Duckhams Van Diemen factory team.

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won the British Formula Renault in 1991 in a customer entered Van Diemen. The 1991 season marked the debut of the

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spec racing series. Because of Van Diemens success in the Formula Ford, the marque was contracted to build all

cars for the 1991 season. This racing car did not use aerodynamic features like wings, but used slick tires. The first championship was won by future

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driver

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. For 1992 Van Diemen re-entered the Formula 3 market. This was the first composite chassis baring the Van Diemen name, it was built by

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. The car raced in the Japanese F3, German F3 and the French F3 championships. Franc ten Wolde raced in five races of the German F3 in a

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powered RF92 entered by Dutch racing team Nomag Racing. Ten Wolde finished once, in eleventh place. Nomag entered Ten Wolde in the

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where he finished thirteenth. The

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powered cars entered in the Japanese F3 and French F3 had little success entering only a few races. After this disappointing season Van Diemen did not return to Formula 3. With the demise of Formula Ford 2000, Van Diemen began to export its cars to the United States. 1992 was a successful year for Van Diemen in the American F2000 series.

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won the

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F2000 championship. Back in Europe James Matthews, driving for

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, won the 1994 Formula Renault Eurocup in a Van Diemen. Van Diemen cars won the first two official

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championships in 1995 and 1996 with

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and

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. Van Diemen dominated the series winning all drivers and constructors titles until the series folded after the 2006 season. Many aspiring drivers won races with the British brand like

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and

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. The constructor continued to win in the British Formula Renault winning the title again in 1995 with Guy Smith. The following seasons the Van Diemen chassis became less successful in Formula Renault. Competition from

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and other smaller chassis manufacturers prevented Van Diemen from being competitive in the Eurocup. The cars remained competitive in the British championship fighting for the title against factory entered Tatuus chassis. 1998 marked the final year for Van Diemen in Formula Renault with Tim Mullen and

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finishing third and fourth in customer entered cars. As of 1998 Van Diemen was contracted to build all the cars for the

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championship which ran until 2010.

2000s

Factory drivers

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and

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won the British Formula Ford championship in 2000, 2001 and 2002. In 2002, Van Diemen International was bought by

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and became part of his

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group out of

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. As of 2002 the factory team ceased to exist.

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and

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won the British Formula Ford title, in customer entries, in 2002 and 2003. 2003 would be the last time a Van Diemen chassis would win the overall British Formula Ford title. With the takeover by Élan, Van Diemen became more active in the United States. The Van Diemen FR02 used in Formula Ireland and

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between 2001 and 2004 was introduced in the United States. The SCCA formed the

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class which solely uses this chassis. This later developed in the Formula Enterprises. Van Diemen also built a sports racer version of this car, the DP04. When the

championship announced a new car they contracted Élan Van Diemen to design and built it, the car was introduced in 2004. The

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championship started in 2006, this class comprised three subclasses, L1, L2 and L3. The L1 class uses a Élan Van Diemen built DP02 with a

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engine. Short lived L3 class used the DP04 Van Diemen designed before. The cars for the L2 class were not Van Diemen built but a

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WX10 and later WR1000. Van Diemen designed its last Formula Ford car in 2008. Some teams updated the chassis to make their own Formula Ford cars like

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2010s

The

was revived for the 2010 season as spec racing series. Élan Van Diemen was contracted to build all the cars for the Mazda powered championship. But by now the Van Diemen activities have been fully incorporated into Élan Motorsport Technologies. Every new car will bear the Élan name instead of Van Diemen, so the highly successful marque will gradually disappear. After the demise of Van Diemen Ralph Firman Sr. founded a new race car constructor:

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Gallery

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References

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