Fiona Foral

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## Information

### Model

Axxelo Fission EA (2008-2016)
Next-Gen SA-3 (2017-?)

## Piston Cup Euro Junior Series career

### Last win

TBA

**Fiona Foral** is a British racing driver who competes in the Piston Cup European Series since 2010 for Pink Freeze Juice. She previously raced in the Piston Cup Euro Junior Series from 2008 to 2009 and advanced after placing second in the standings. She is one of 10 stock cars in the European Series to get surgery into a Next-Gen and continues racing to this day.

Thought the first few years, Foral started out as an agressive racer and showed terrible sportsmanship on track. However she changed her behaviour after a crash at Spa in 2016.

## Career

### Euro Juniors

#### 2008

In 2008, Pink Freeze Juice entered the Euro Juniors Series with Fiona Foral as her driver. She took 11 overall wins and would have finished 3rd in the standings, but she lost 100 points due to a crash she caused during the penultimate race of the season which saw her 11th in the standings instead.

#### 2009

Foral then redeemed herself for the 2009 season. The season proved to be better for her taking 16 wins and finished second in the standings. It was enough for her to advance into the main European Series starting in 2010.

### European Series

#### 2010

Foral made her European Series debut at Monaco for the 2010 season. She won her debut race after overtaking Otto Busch whose tire exploded during the final lap causing a crash that almost blocked the track. During a race at the Lausitzring, Fiona stayed in the lead throughout the first lap until lap 498 where she had a fierce battle with Harrison Perspex and at one point, Foral wrecked him at the 4th and final turn on the final lap nd Fiona went on to win the race. Fans after the race said that Foral did not deserve the win. Foral won more races at Brand Hatch, the Wheeliring, Rockingham and at Tor Poznán. She originally won at the Botniaring oval until it was revoked for causing a crash that almost blocked the whole track which led to her serving a one race suspension. She won 6 races (7 if it weren’t revoked) in the season finished 9th in the standings which stands as her best finish in the European Series.

#### 2011-2013

After her rookie season, Foral now had a bone to pick with other racers. She won races at the Wrexham Street Circuit and Hockenheim in 2011 but both wins were revoked due to unprofessional sportsmanship. She did have 3 other wins in the season and if her other 2 wins in the season weren’t revoked, then she would have had 5 total wins. In 2012 she won 6 races, those being at Monaco, Catalunya, Silverstone, Lausitzring, Silverstone and the Nürburgring (which was revoked due to failing post race inspection). In 2013 she had 7 wins at Estoril, the Wheelring, Wheeli Street Circuit, Zandvoort, Tours Raceway, the Bugatti Circuit and at Rockingham. It was also the first season where she didn’t have any of her wins revoked.

#### 2014-2015

For 2014, she took 10 wins but 3 of them were revoked due to crashes she caused and at one point was suspended for 4 due to a crash she caused at Chaika (which is one of the races she won but her win there was revoked). In 2015, she had 4 wins in the season with half of them revoked due to bad sportsmanship and was suspended for the rest of the season.

#### 2016: Crash at Spa

Foral won the season opening race at Monaco again but was revoked after spinning TBA causing a 5 car wreck that blocked the whole track on the final lap. This season would mark the final time any of her wins were removed. She then won at Zandvoort and the Bugatti Circuit but then came the race at the Spa 300.

During the Spa 300, Foral qualified on the 5th position. She charged to first just before the first turn when the race started. Then she was battling John Soft for the lead but that’s when tragedy struck. At Eau Rouge, Soft lost control and went into the side of Foral. Then Foral was slammed right into the wall hard, which then collected 13 more racers which then caused Fiona to flip wildly 10 times. Then Otto Busch, who was involved in the crash slammed right into her at 185 mph which caused her to flip 4 more times before her engine exploded causing her to go up in flames. She missed the rest of the season after that.

#### 2017-2019

Foral returned for the 2017 season but was upgraded into a Next-Gen due to the Next-Gen takeover in the European Series. Since her bad crash she has since redeemed herself and showed better sportsmanship. She only took one win at her home track at Rockingham. In 2018, she won 3 races, including the final races of the events held at Tours Raceway and Rockingham Speedway. During 2018, she became friends with 2018 European Series rookie rookie Ruby Gemstone Jr. and Steven Seabright. She then won another 3 races in 2019.

#### 2020-?

During the 2020 season, Foral was performing well until the COVID-19 pandemic paused the season. When the season restarted, she had to miss 2 races due to catching COVID. When she came back at Brands Hatch, she finished in the top 10, however, she went winless. In 2021, she went winless again and at one point, was close to winning the final race at the Sochi Autodrom but crashed out due to a tire failure which saw Kurt Taub win instead. She performed well in 2022 but still failed to win a race. She suffered her second major crash at Spa where she had her big crash 6 years before when she and Steven Seabright were battling for the lead on lap 5 until the left rear tire of third place driver Ruby Gemstone Jr. exploded while exiting Eau Rouge, causing all 3 racers and 7 more cars to be involved. It was reported that the 3 friends had a tire fight after the race which is something they’ve never done before.

In 2023, she broke her loosing streak by winning the season opening race at Monaco.