
Looking for race results
#1
Posted 12 April 2004 - 11:57
- British F3 (1988-89);
- British F3000 (1989);
- GM Vauxhall Lotus (1988);
- Touring Car World Cup (1995);
- British F1 (1969);
- Shellsport international F.Libre (1977).
Do you know where I can find results of Formula libre races? Will be very grateful for your help.
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#2
Posted 12 April 2004 - 16:25
If you tell us where you are we might be able to point you in the direction of libraries which have collections of Autosport etc
#3
Posted 12 April 2004 - 17:22
1988 British Formula 3 Championship
Round 1. March 13th, Thruxton
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 2. March 27th, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 3. April 4th, Thruxton
Martin Donnelly, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Round 4. April 17th, Brands Hatch
J(ohn?) Alcorn, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 5. April 24th, Donington Park
Martin Donnelly, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Round 6. May 2nd, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 7. May 22nd, Brands Hatch
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 8. May 30th, Thruxton
Damon Hill, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Round 9. June 5th, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 10. July 3rd, Donington Park
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 11. July 9th, Silverstone
Damon Hill, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Round 12, August 21st, Oulton Park
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 13. August 29th, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 14. September 4th, Brands Hatch
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 15. September 17th, Spa-Francorchamps
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Round 16. September 25th, Thruxton
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 17. October 2nd, Silverstone
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
1989 British Formula 3 Championship
Round 1. March 27th, Thruxton
Rickard Rydell, Reynard-VW
Round 2. April 9th, Silverstone
David Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 3. April 23rd, Brands Hatch
David Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 4. May 1st, Silverstone
Derek Higgins, Ralt-Mugen
Round 5. May 21st, Brands Hatch
David Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 6. May 29th, Thruxton
Allan McNish, Ralt-Mugen
Round 7. June 4th, Silverstone
Allan McNish, Ralt-Mugen
Round 8. July 2nd, Donington Park
Allan McNish, Ralt-Mugen
Round 9. July 15th, Silverstone
Derek Higgins, Ralt-Mugen
Round 10. August 6th, Snetterton
Paul Stewart, Reynard-Mugen
Round 11. August 13th, Oulton Park
David Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 12. August 28th, Silverstone
David Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 13. September 3rd, Brands Hatch
Phillipe Adams, Ralt-VW
Round 14. September 17th, Donington Park
Steve Robertson, Ralt-VW
Round 15. October 8th, Silverstone
David Brabham, Ralt-VW
Round 16. October 15th, Thruxton
Allan McNish, Ralt-Mugen
1989 British Formula 3000 Championship
Round 1. March 19th, Brands Hatch
Andrew Gilbert-Scott, Reynard-Smith
Round 2. March 27th, Thruxton
Gary Brabham, Reynard-Smith
Round 3. April 15th, Oulton Park
Andrew Gilbert-Scott, Reynard-Smith
Round 4. May 29th, Donington Park
Roland Ratzenberger, Reynard-Nicholson
Round 5. June 25th, Brands Hatch
Gary Brabham, Reynard-Smith
Round 6. July 2nd, Snetterton
Andrew Gilbert-Scott, Reynard-Smith
Round 7. July 30th, Silverstone
Gary Brabham, Reynard-Smith
Round 8. August 13th, Oulton Park
Paulo Carcasci, Reynard-Merlin
Round 9. September 10th, Brands Hatch
Gary Brabham, Reynard-Smith
Touring Car World Cup
1993, Monza
Race 1 : Paul Radisich, Ford Mondeo Si
Race 2 : Paul Radisich, Ford Mondeo Si
1994, Donington Park
Paul Radisich, Ford Mondeo Ghia
1995, Paul Ricard
Race 1 : Frank Biela, Audi A4 Quattro
Race 2 : Emanuele Pirro, Audi A4 Quattro
The sources for the F3 and F3000 results are my own records, which would have been taken from the relevant issue of Autosport at the time (so judge the accuracy for yourself!). I have the top three for each F3 race and the full finisher's list for F3000. The Touring Car World Cup results are in Peter Higham's International Motor Racing Guide published last year.
The British F1 series of 1969 has been discussed in another thread in the last few days. There seems to be some doubt about how "official" a title it was, though I haven't read that thread since yesterday morning, so the problem may have been resolved even as I write. Certainly, Higham lists a series sponsor, the sherry company Vat 69 - presumably they were sponsoring something tangible! The rounds would almost certainly have been the four Formula 1 races held in this country that year :
March 16th. Race of Champions, Brands Hatch
Jackie Stewart, Matra-Cosworth MS80
March 30th. International Trophy, Silverstone
Jack Brabham, Brabham-Cosworth BT26A
July 19th. R.A.C. British Grand Prix, Silverstone
Jackie Stewart, Matra-Cosworth MS80
August 16th. International Gold Cup, Oulton Park
Jacky Ickx, Brabham-Cosworth BT26A
'Fraid I can't help with GM Lotus or Formule Libre.
APL
#4
Posted 12 April 2004 - 20:29
#6
Posted 13 April 2004 - 15:12
Jun 19 Zandvoort - Mika Häkkinen (SF)
Jul 2 Le Castellet - Mika Häkkinen (SF)
Jul 10 Silverstone - Henrik Larsen (DK)
Jul 24 Hockenheim - Henrik Larsen (DK)
Jul 30 Francorchamps - Mika Häkkinen (SF)
Aug 7 Knutstorp - Mika Häkkinen (SF)
Aug 21 Brands Hatch - Allan McNish (GB)
Sep 4 Nürburgring - Henrik Larsen (DK)
Sep 25 Estoril - Heinz-Harald Frentzen (D)
Oct 2 Jerez - Heinz-Harald Frentzen (D)
#7
Posted 13 April 2004 - 17:07
Also I want to say thanks for fines's help. But I am looking for list of races of British GM Vauxhall Lotus championship in 1988. Unfotunately there are not any libraries which have collections of Autosport or others good magazines in my town.
So I wait for your help in race results of 1988 British GM Vauxhall Lotus championship.
#8
Posted 13 April 2004 - 17:53
Originally posted by duby
i think - Jyrki Jarvilehto is J.J Letho...
Indeed he is, Jyrki Jarvilehto is his real name and was the one he used when he first began racing in the British junior formulae - he was Formula Ford Champion prior to progressing to F3 if I recall correctly.
At some point he became "J.J. Lehto" for much the same reasons Ayrton Senna da Silva became just Ayrton Senna - easier for the poor, confused Brits. Now, the question is, was he "JJ" by the time he raced in F3, or later? My records, which, as I mentioned, were written at the time, list "J. Jarvilehto" so he may not have changed by then...or I might just have been being a pedantic git, something we all enjoy every now and then.
APL
#9
Posted 14 April 2004 - 16:25
#10
Posted 14 April 2004 - 19:38
#11
Posted 14 April 2004 - 20:54
The races were the same as in Post 3Originally posted by toprpm
Does someone have a list of races and their winners of 1988 British F3 B Class Championship?
#12
Posted 15 April 2004 - 08:43
Originally posted by Alan Lewis
Indeed he is, Jyrki Jarvilehto is his real name and was the one he used when he first began racing in the British junior formulae - he was Formula Ford Champion prior to progressing to F3 if I recall correctly.
At some point he became "J.J. Lehto" for much the same reasons Ayrton Senna da Silva became just Ayrton Senna - easier for the poor, confused Brits. Now, the question is, was he "JJ" by the time he raced in F3, or later? My records, which, as I mentioned, were written at the time, list "J. Jarvilehto" so he may not have changed by then...or I might just have been being a pedantic git, something we all enjoy every now and then.
APL
I seem to remember that at the start of the 88 season, the on track commentators were still struggling with "Jyrki Jarvilehto" or just "Jarvilehto", but by the end of the season the now familiar "J J Lehto" was being used.
#13
Posted 15 April 2004 - 10:24
where I can find the results of 2h Le Mans race that held in 1975 (at least the winner)?
#14
Posted 17 April 2004 - 17:29
1988 British Formula 3 Championship
Round 1. March 13th, Thruxton
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota - as JJ Lehto in Autosport...
Class B: 10th overall, Alastair Lyall, Reynard 873-VW
Round 2. March 27th, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 11th overall, Alastair Lyall, Reynard 873-VW
Round 3. April 4th, Thruxton
Martin Donnelly, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 10th overall, Rowan Dewhurst, Reynard 873-VW
Round 4. April 17th, Brands Hatch
J(ohn?) Alcorn, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota - John is correct...
Class B: 11th overall, Alastair Lyall, Reynard 873-VW
Round 5. April 24th, Donington Park
Martin Donnelly, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 7th overall, Alastair Lyall, Reynard 873-VW
Round 6. May 2nd, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 13th overall, Rowan Dewhurst, Reynard 873-VW
Round 7. May 22nd, Brands Hatch
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 10th overall, Rowan Dewhurst, Reynard 873-VW
Round 8. May 30th, Thruxton
Damon Hill, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 8th overall, Alastair Lyall, Reynard 873-VW
Round 9. June 5th, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 14th overall, Rowan Dewhurst, Reynard 873-VW
Round 10. July 3rd, Donington Park
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 9th overall, Alastair Lyall, Reynard 873-VW
Round 11. July 9th, Silverstone
Damon Hill, Ralt-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 11th overall, John Penfold, Ralt RT31-VW
Round 12, August 21st, Oulton Park
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
Class B: 11th overall, David Brabham, Ralt RT31-VW
Round 13. August 29th, Silverstone
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: Gary Ward, Reynard 863-VW
Round 14. September 4th, Brands Hatch
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
Class B: 9th overall, Rowan Dewhurst, Reynard 873-VW
Round 15. September 17th, Spa-Francorchamps
Jyrki Jarvilehto, Reynard-TOM'S Toyota
Class B: 8th overall, David Brabham, Ralt RT31-VW
Round 16. September 25th, Thruxton
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
Class B: 7th overall, David Brabham, Ralt RT31-VW
Round 17. October 2nd, Silverstone
Gary Brabham, Ralt-VW
Class B: 9th overall, David Brabham, Ralt RT31-VW
Alastair Lyall B Class Champion
1988 Vauxhall/Lotus Challenge
Round 1. April 4th, Thruxton
Allan McNish, Dragon Motorsport
Round 2. April 17th, Silverstone
Mika Häkkinen, Dragon Motorsport
Round 3. April 24th, Donington Park
Allan McNish, Dragon Motorsport
Round 4. May 8th, Mallory Park
Peter Hardman, Racing for Britain
Round 5. May 29th, Knockhill
Allan McNish, Dragon Motorsport
Round 6. June 12th, Thruxton
Peter Hardman, Racing for Britain
Round 7. June 26th, Donington Park
Allan McNish, Dragon Motorsport
Round 8. July 10th, Silverstone
Henrik Larsen, Verhoeven
Round 9. August 29th, Birmingham
cancelled
Round 10. September 11th, Mondello Park
Mika Häkkinen, Dragon Motorsport
Round 11. October 16th, Thruxton
Mika Häkkinen, Dragon Motorsport
Final positions:
1. Allan McNish, 142
2. Mika Häkkinen, 127
3. Justin Bell, 70
#15
Posted 20 May 2004 - 14:28
Apparently this has been overlooked (perhaps because it wasn't a series of races but a singular event).Originally posted by toprpm
I am looking for complete list of races and race winners of following series:
- Touring Car World Cup (1995)
So here are the results of
FIA Touring Car World Cup, 15 October 1995, Le Castellet, 2 x 26 laps
[u]Pos[/u] Driver Age/Nat Pts Race I Race II Qual I Best Lap I [u]# Car Tyres Team Qual II Best Lap II[/u] 1 Frank Biela 31/GER 70 1 39.02,263 2 39.13,378 2-1.27,483 1.29,081 3 Audi A4 Supertouring D Audi Team ROC 3-1.27,536 1.29,257 2 Emanuele Pirro 33/ITA 54 7 39.29,547 1 39.11,167 1-1.27,478 1.29,701 31 Audi A4 Supertouring D Audi Sport Italia 1-1.27,319 1.29,172 (FL) 3 Steve Soper 43/ENG 54 2 39.07,174 3 39.14,737 4-1.27,671 1.28,698 (FL) 36 BMW 320i M BMW Team Bigazzi 4-1.27,602 1.29,203 4 Yvan Muller 26/FRA 44 3 39.16,472 4 39.17,721 6-1.27,946 1.29,357 26 BMW 320i M Fina BMW Team ORECA 6-1.27,762 1.29,245 5 Johnny Cecotto 39/VEN 35 4 39.19,928 6 39.27,572 5-1.27,772 1.29,455 10 BMW 320i M BMW Motorsport Team (Warthofer) 5-1.27,727 1.29,197 6 Kelvin Burt 28/ENG 23 6 39.27,397 13 40.00,626 11-1.28,488 1.29,513 7 Ford Mondeo Ghia M Valvoline Team Mondeo (Rouse) 20-1.28,695 1.29,864 7 Armin Hahne 40/GER 22 11 39.51,388 9 39.49,864 24—1.29,015 1.30,687 14 Honda Accord Y Honda Team Linder 23-1.28,775 1.30,442 8 Klaus Niedzwiedz 44/GER 22 12 39.52,288 8 39.48,912 16-1.28,734 1.30,429 29 Honda Accord Y Honda Team Linder 19-1.28,648 1.30,572 9 Alain Menu 32/SUI 16 Re 10 laps 5 39.24,461 7-1.28,007 1.29,010 24 Renault Laguna M Williams Renault Dealer Racing 10-1.28,011 1.29,786 10 Hans-Joachim Stuck 44/GER 16 5 30.20.331 Rr 2 laps 3-1.27,540 1.29,413 37 Audi A4 Supertouring D Audi Team AZK Schneider 2-1.27,521 1.56,233 11 Rinaldo Capello 31/ITA 14 Ra 9 laps 7 39.28,031 9-1.28,228 1.30,716 9 Audi A4 Supertouring D Audi Sport Italia 9-1.28,008 1.29,773 12 Roland Asch 45/GER 13 17 40.15,877 12 40.00,461 15-1.28,673 1.30,893 1 Ford Mondeo Ghia M Mondeo Team Eggenberger 26-1.28,872 1.30,665 13 Joachim Winkelhock 34/GER 13 8 39.35,048 Ra 0 laps 13-1.28,581 1.29,720 40 BMW 320i M BMW Team Schnitzer 12-1.28,266 - 14 David Brabham 30/AUS 12 9 39.35,644 Ra 0 laps 12-1.28,560 1.30,081 5 BMW 320i M BMW Motorsport Team (Warthofer) 14-1.28,362 - 15 Anthony Reid 37/SCO 11 Ra 12 laps 10 39.56,102 19-1.28,807 1.31,411 34 Opel Vectra GT M Opel Team Japan/HKS 8-1.27,987 1.30,551 16 Rickard Rydell 28/SWE 11 10 39.50,262 Ra 7 laps 10-1.28,290 1.30,486 35 Volvo 850 D TWR Volvo 850 Racing 11-1.28,256 1.30,293 17 Gabriele Tarquini 33/ITA 10 Rg 17 laps 11 39.59,093 25-1.29,038 1.30,485 38 Alfa Romeo 155 TS M Alfa Corse/Abarth 15-1.28,418 1.29,977 18 Alain Cudini 49/FRA 8 13 39.53,551 Ra 16 laps 23-1.28,992 1.30,662 13 Opel Vectra GT M Opel Team France/Snobeck 28-1.29,210 1.31,521 19 Will Hoy 43/ENG 7 Ra 1 lap 14 40.04,400 18-1.28,791 2.06,554 18 Renault Laguna M Williams Renault Dealer Racing 17-1.28,530 1.30,136 20 Roberto Ravaglia 38/ITA 7 14 39.59,767 Ra 10 laps 8-1.28,035 1.30,514 33 BMW 320i M BMW Team Bigazzi 7-1.27,812 1.30,486 21 Peter Kox 31/NED 6 15 40.08.649 Ra 8 laps 27-1.29,109 1.30,795 20 BMW 320i M BMW Team Schnitzer 16-1.28,519 1.31,000 22 Matt Neal 28/ENG 6 Rg 13 laps 15 40.12.220 31-1.29,521 1.31,575 28 Ford Mondeo Ghia D Team Dynamics 32-1.29,412 1.31,063 23 John Cleland 43/SCO 5 16 40.11,362 Ra 6 laps 14-1.28,627 1.31,065 11 Vauxhall Cavalier 16v M Vauxhall Sport (Mallock) 18-1.28,628 1.30,407 24 Eric van de Poele 34/BEL 5 21 40.27,135 16 40.13,480 29-1.29,252 1.31,361 39 Nissan Primera eGT M Team Repsol Nissan Spain 31-1.29,358 1.30,835 25 Tim Harvey 33/ENG 4 18 40.17,360 20 40.51,162 26-1.29,062 1.30,848 15 Volvo 850 D TWR Volvo 850 Racing 25-1.28,838 1.31,171 26 Paul Radisich 33/NZL 4 Rt 19 laps 17 40.23,298 22-1.28,962 1.30,286 32 Ford Mondeo Ghia M Valvoline Team Mondeo (Rouse) 22-1.28,772 1.29,781 27 Sascha Maaßen 26/GER 3 22 40.35,883 18 40.33,989 30-1.29,424 1.31,680 23 Nissan Primera eGT M BMS Scuderia Italia Nissan 30-1.29,263 1.31,316 28 Roberto Colciago 27/ITA 2 23 - 1 lap 19 40.34,350 33-1.30,664 1.31,300 12 Opel Vectra GT M Opel Team Italia/RC Motorsport 33-1.29,617 1.30,989 29 Johnny Hauser 24/SUI 2 19 40.19,364 Re 16 laps 32-1.29,582 1.30,888 16 Ford Mondeo Ghia M Wolf Team Mondeo (Eggenberger) 29-1.29,216 1.30,434 30 Mike Briggs 29/SAF 1 20 40.20,605 Ra 9 laps 28-1.29,243 1.30,839 6 Opel Vectra GT M Opel Team South Africa (Mallock) 27-1.28,990 1.30,513 nc Vaclav Bervid 22/CZE 0 26 - 1 lap 21 - 1 lap 36-1.31.301 1.33,131 2 BMW 318iS/4 M Bervid Sport Styling 36-1.31,525 1.32,731 nc Milos Bychl ?/CZE 0 25 - 1 lap 22 - 1 lap 37-1.31.917 1.32,180 8 BMW 318iS/4 M Bychl Euroracing 37-1.31,750 1.32,414 nc Josef Kopecky ?/CZE 0 24 - 1 lap 23 - 1 lap 35-1.31,054 1.32,253 19 Ford Mondeo Ghia M Josef Kopecky (Eggenberger) 35-1.30,858 1.32,225 nc Otakar Kramsky ?/CZE 0 28 - 1 lap 24 - 1 lap 38-1.33,366 1.34,224 21 BMW 318iS/4 M Kramsky Racing 38-1.32,962 1.33,864 nc Thierry Boutsen 38/BEL 0 29 - 1 lap 25 - 2 laps 34-1.30,682 1.31,246 4 Ford Mondeo Ghia 4x4 M Mondeo Team Schübel 34-1.30,370 1.31,713 nc Luis Perez Sala 36/ESP 0 27 - 1 lap Re 19 laps 21-1.28,945 1.30,925 30 Nissan Primera eGT M Team Repsol Nissan Spain 24-1.28,785 1.31,133 nc Eric Hélary 29/FRA 0 Re 22 laps Ra 3 laps 17-1.28,761 1.30,586 17 Opel Vectra GT M Opel Team France/Snobeck 21-1.28,695 1.34,098 nc David Leslie 41/SCO 0 Ra 20 laps Ra 1 lap 20-1.28,913 1.30,315 22 Honda Accord M Honda Team MSD 13-1.28,331 1.44,262 nc Josef Michl ?/CZE 0 Ra 1 lap Ra 1 lap 39-1.37,233 2.21,381 25 BMW 318iS/4 M Michl Motorsport 39-1.35,316 1.59,150 ns Emanuele Naspetti 27/ITA 0 non-starter (accident in practice) 27 BMW 320i M BMW Team CibiEmmeTyres: D=Dunlop, M=Michelin, Y=Yokohama
Reasons for retirements: a = accident, e = engine, g = gearbox, r = roll bar, t = tyre
Points: 40-30-24-20 (Positons 1 - 4), 16-15-...-2-1 (Pos. 5 - 20)
#16
Posted 20 May 2004 - 16:33
Originally posted by conjohn
Originally posted by Alan Lewis
1988 Vauxhall/Lotus Challenge
Round 9. August 29th, Birmingham
cancelled
I am curious, why the race was cancelled? I don't recall anything major happening down to the cancellation. Unless it was down to the lack of time?
#17
Posted 20 May 2004 - 19:30
#18
Posted 20 May 2004 - 19:53
Andd also David Hunt's big accident after the restart as well.
Here what Jeremy meant:

