Alexander Hedemann produced a dominant performance, scoring 116 points across the four races to take the Round 5 victory. Hedemann recorded three wins and a 2nd place in the third race.
Alex Beswick finished second on 83 points, with Ryan Mills just one point further back on 82.
Hedemann’s strong Queensland Raceway weekend also strengthened his position at the top of the 2026 FVAQ Championship standings.
Alexander Hedemann leads with 546 points, followed by Alex Beswick on 463 and Chris Beahan on 426. Ryan Mills sits fourth on 341 points, with Adam Beswick fifth on 321.
Adam Beswick leads the 2026 FVAQ Masters Championship after Round 5 with 321 points.
Jeff Robinson holds second with 260 points, followed closely by Eddie McFaul on 258. Adrian Taylor and Mark Moran complete the top five.
Alexander Hedemann took the round with an impressive 116-point haul.
Alex Beswick finished second despite a DNF in Race 4.
Ryan Mills narrowly missed second place by just one point.
Chris Beahan continued his strong championship campaign with fourth for the round.
The championship battle remains tightly contested through the leading positions.
Adam Beswick continues to lead the Masters Championship.
With Round 5 now complete, the 2026 FVAQ Championship heads into the final stage of the season with the leading drivers separated by significant but still changeable point totals.
Congratulations to Peter Butler receiving a commemorative keyring for 50 race starts in Formula Vee.
Join us for the final swansong, Round 6 at Morgan Park Raceway Nov 6-8, which also forms part of the final round of the Formula Vee Australian Series.


















