Pete Wilkinson

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Pete "Pistol" Wilkinson
Pete Wilkinson
Nationality	English
Born	(1959-10-07) 7 October 1959 (age 67)
Debut season	1999
Current team	Pete Wilkinson Racing
Car number	9
Engine	Vauxhall C20XE
Crew chief	Jimmy Bell
Spotter	Neal Aberdeen
Championships	0
Wins	4
Best finish	1st in 2001, 2002, 2004

'Pistol' Pete Wilkinson is a former competitor in the UK Pickup Truck Racing series, and was also the occasional driver of the No. 9 Chevy Monte Carlo in the then SCSA MAC Tools V8 Trophy.

Achievement

In June 2007, Wilkinson became the first Pickup Truck Racing driver to pass the 20,000-point mark,^{[citation needed]} on the all-time career points table. He held the title of all-time career top points scorer for several meetings before it was taken by Gavin Seager on 24 June 2007.^{[citation needed]}

Career history

• 2008 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 7th
• 2007 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 4th
• 2006 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 8th
• 2005 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 7th
• 2004 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 9th – 1 race win
• 2003 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 8th
• 2002 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 3rd – 1 race win, 5 fastest laps
• 2001 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 3rd – 2 race wins, 1 fastest lap
• 2000 Pickup Truck Racing Championship – 6th
• 1999 Pickup Trucks Rookie of the Year – 8th overall

Before joining the Pickup Truck Racing series, Pete raced in the XR3i championship

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