VFF

The Hoosier VFF is a competition tire designed for track use, particularly suited for vintage Formula Ford racing and enthusiasts who value a true-to-era driving experience. This tire caters to drivers seeking exceptional grip and predictable handling characteristics on circuit tracks.

The VFF's defining characteristic is its very soft compound, engineered to deliver maximum adhesion in dry conditions. While specific compound details are proprietary, the focus is clearly on rapid warm-up and high levels of grip at racing temperatures. The UTQG treadwear rating of 40 indicates an extremely soft compound formulated for ultimate performance, with wear life being a secondary consideration. Due to its specialized compound, the VFF is not intended for street use.

Compared to other tires in the vintage racing category, the Hoosier VFF aims to provide a stable supply, consistent performance, and affordability. Its design allows for slight negative camber, and the front and rear tires develop maximum grip at slip angles greater than bias slicks. Hoosier tires have become the winning point of contact on every active permanent circuit in the U.S..