The 2011 Australian Swift Series was the second running of the series. It was based around seven rounds in four different states. The season featured drivers like former
1987 Bathurst 1000 winner
Peter McLeod
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and his son, former
V8 Supercar
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competitor Ryan McLeod. Former
V8 Utes
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driver Rob Jarvis, joined by his speedway driving son Allan, were regulars. Production Car racers Richard Mork, BJ Cook and New Zealanders
Rex McCutcheon and Mark Gibson made appearances throughout the season. The final round was taken out by two time Australian
Formula Vee
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National winner Ryan Simpson.
Calendar
The 2011 Australian Swift Series was contested over seven rounds, starting at Mallala in May and finishing at Eastern Creek in December.
[http://www.speedcafe.com/2011/02/21/shannons-nationals-category-schedule-released/ Speedcafe, 21 February 2011]
Driver standings
References
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External links
Official Web PageShannons Nationals Web Page2011 Technical & Sporting regulations – CAMS Manual
Swift Series