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1990 International Formula 3000 Championship

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1990FIAInternational Formula 3000 Championship
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The1990 International Formula 3000 Championship was a motor racing competition organised by theFIA forFormula 3000 cars. It was the sixth running of anFIA Formula 3000 Championship.

Érik Comas won the eleven-round championship driving forDAMS.

Season summary

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The season began on a dampDonington Park track. On the second lap,Allan McNish andEmanuele Naspetti collided on the straight before the Esses. McNish's car went over the concrete wall, and its engine broke away and killed a spectator. Meanwhile, the race continued uninterrupted and several drivers, including polesitterAndrea Montermini, spun off in the damp conditions. McNish'sDAMSLola teammateÉrik Comas took the victory.

At the next round atSilverstone,Damon Hill overtook the two DAMS cars at the start, but suffered the same rear tire failure that had earlier claimed his teammateGary Brabham. McNish took an emotional win just one week after his Donington crash.

The third round atPau had to be restarted twice after accidents caused traffic jams on the narrow streets.Marco Apicella took a commanding lead, but slid off into a tire barrier, leavingEric van de Poele to take the win. Érik Comas won the next round atJerez, with Apicella coming second. Comas won atMonza as well, this time pursued byEddie Irvine.

AtEnna, a dusty track surface was exacerbated by the rubber “marbles” that resulted from the wearing tires. Many of the favorites spun out of the race, andGianni Morbidelli won despite a spin of his own. Eddie Irvine managed to come in fourth with a broken front wing, having been off the track at least three times. Irvine won from Apicella atHockenheim after polesitter Hill had spun off early.

Allan McNish won on a dryingBrands Hatch track as the series returned to England. Van de Poele took his second win of the year at theBirmingham Superprix, a race in whichFabrizio Barbazza walked away from a spectacular accident. On theBugatti Circuit at Le Mans, championship leader Comas led away. He was challenged byPhilippe Gache, who put in a surprising drive in a year-old Lola before retiring. Comas won the race and clinched the title. Van de Poele won in the wet atNogaro to take second in the championship. The final round, scheduled to be held atDijon-Prenois was cancelled. An official statement cited theGulf crisis and French talks on tobacco sponsorship as the reasons behind the cancellation.[1]

Teams and drivers

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TeamChassisEngineNo.DriverRounds
United KingdomEddie Jordan RacingReynardMugen Honda1ItalyEmanuele Naspetti1-3, 5-10
ItalyVincenzo Sospiri4, 11
2United KingdomEddie IrvineAll
3GermanyHeinz-Harald FrentzenAll
ItalyFirst RacingReynardMugen Honda4ItalyFabrizio GiovanardiAll
5ItalyMarco ApicellaAll
6SwitzerlandJean-Denis Délétraz1-5
BrazilMarco Greco10-11
United KingdomGA MotorsportReynardFord Cosworth8BelgiumEric van de PoeleAll
9Mexico Giovanni Aloi1-4
Germany Otto Rensing5
BrazilMarco Greco6-8
ItalyVittorio Zoboli10-11
44FranceThierry Delubac10-11
United KingdomPaul Stewart RacingLolaMugen Honda10CanadaJohn JonesAll
11SwitzerlandAndrea ChiesaAll
United KingdomLeyton House RacingLeyton HouseFord Cosworth12United KingdomAndrew Gilbert-Scott1-7
United KingdomPaul Warwick8-11
13SwitzerlandPhilippe Favre8-11
FranceGalaxy RacingLolaFord Cosworth14FranceThierry Delubac1-5
15FranceFranck Fréon1-5
FrancePhilippe Gache10-11
United KingdomMadgwick InternationalReynardMugen Honda16ItalyAndrea MonterminiAll
17FranceJean-Marc GounonAll
Ford Cosworth43PortugalPedro Chaves8-11
United KingdomCoBRa MotorsportsReynardMugen Honda18GermanyMichael BartelsAll
19United Kingdom Richard Dean1-5
ItalyGiovanna Amati6-10
SwitzerlandAlain Menu11
United KingdomPacific RacingLolaMugen Honda24CanadaStéphane ProulxAll
25BrazilMarco Greco1-2
CanadaClaude Bourbonnais10-11
FranceDAMSLolaMugen Honda26FranceÉrik ComasAll
33United KingdomAllan McNishAll
United KingdomMiddlebridge RacingLolaFord Cosworth27AustraliaGary Brabham2-11
28United KingdomDamon HillAll
United KingdomRoni MotorsportReynardFord Cosworth31ItalyAntonio TamburiniAll
32ItalyGiovanna Amati1-5
United KingdomBecsportLolaMugen Honda32ItalyPaolo Delle Piane6-11
34ItalyGiovanni Bonanno1-4
Italy Domenico Gitto6-7
United KingdomSuperpowerReynardMugen Honda35United KingdomPhil AndrewsAll
36FrancePaul BelmondoAll
ItalyCrypton EngineeringLeyton HouseFord Cosworth37ItalyFabrizio BarbazzaAll
AustriaRSM MarkoLolaFord Cosworth39AustriaKarl Wendlinger1-2, 4–9, 11
GermanyEllen Lohr10
FranceApomatoxReynardFord Cosworth40FrancePhilippe Gache1-7
United KingdomAndrew Gilbert-Scott8-11
41FranceDidier Artzet1-7, 9
FranceFranck Fréon10-11
ItalyForti CorseLolaFord Cosworth42ItalyGianni MorbidelliAll
Sources:[2][3]

Calendar

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RoundRace[4]CircuitDateLapsDistanceTimeSpeedPole positionFastest lapWinner
1Donington 200 Gold CupUnited KingdomDonington Park22 April504.023=201.150 km1'12:15.34167.03 km/hItalyAndrea MonterminiCanadaStéphane ProulxFranceÉrik Comas
2International TrophyUnited KingdomSilverstone Circuit19 May414.778=196.308 km0'54:23.20214.59 km/hUnited KingdomAllan McNishUnited KingdomAllan McNishUnited KingdomAllan McNish
3Grand Prix de PauFrancePau Grand Prix4 June692.76=190.44 km1'24:18.72135.532 km/hFranceÉrik ComasItalyMarco ApicellaBelgiumEric van de Poele
4Jerez F3000SpainCircuito de Jerez17 June484.2179=202.459 km1'18:07.02155.49 km/hFranceÉrik ComasFranceÉrik ComasFranceÉrik Comas
5Monza F3000ItalyAutodromo Nazionale Monza24 June345.8=197.2 km0'55:19.12213.75 km/hUnited KingdomDamon HillUnited KingdomDamon HillFranceÉrik Comas
6Grand Premio del MediterraneoItalyAutodromo di Pergusa22 July364.95=178.200 km0'55:27.219192.80 km/hUnited KingdomDamon HillUnited KingdomDamon HillItalyGianni Morbidelli
7Hockenheim F3000West GermanyHockenheimring28 July296.797=197.113 km0'58:14.604202.95 km/hUnited KingdomDamon HillItalyMarco ApicellaUnited KingdomEddie Irvine
8Brands Hatch F3000United KingdomBrands Hatch19 August484.1846=200.861 km1'09:09.68174.23 km/hUnited KingdomEddie IrvineWest GermanyMichael BartelsUnited KingdomAllan McNish
9Halfords Birmingham SuperprixUnited KingdomBirmingham27 August513.975=202.725 km1'11:47.02169.45 km/hItalyMarco ApicellaItalyMarco ApicellaBelgiumEric van de Poele
10Le Mans F3000FranceBugatti Circuit23 September454.426=199.170 km1'11:41.65166.85 km/hFranceÉrik ComasFrancePhilippe GacheFranceÉrik Comas
11Grand Prix de NogaroFranceCircuit Paul Armagnac7 October553.625=199.375 km1'20:27.81148.670 km/hItalyGianni MorbidelliFranceÉrik ComasBelgiumEric van de Poele
Dijon F3000FranceDijon-Prenois21 OctoberCancelled
Source:[5]

Final points standings

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Driver

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In each championship round, 9 points were awarded to the winning driver, 6 to the runner up, 4 for third place, 3 for fourth place, 2 for fifth place and 1 for sixth place. No additional points were awarded.[6]

PosDriverDON
United Kingdom
SIL
United Kingdom
PAU
France
JER
Spain
MNZ
Italy
PER
Italy
HOC
West Germany
BRH
United Kingdom
BIR
United Kingdom
BUG
France
NOG
France
Points
1FranceÉrik Comas12Ret11Ret4RetRet1251
2BelgiumEric van de Poele65199RetRetRet110130
3United KingdomEddie IrvineRet6RetDNS2413Ret3Ret27
4United KingdomAllan McNishRet16†1662Ret1RetRet826
5ItalyGianni Morbidelli8Ret3Ret41RetRetRet7320
6ItalyMarco Apicella133Ret25Ret2DSQRetRet520
7SwitzerlandAndrea Chiesa2RetRet57RetRet525Ret18
8ItalyAndrea MonterminiRet4Ret3RetRetRetRet92Ret13
9FranceJean-Marc GounonRet13DNQRetRetDSQ3644Ret11
10ItalyFabrizio GiovanardiRetRet261067Ret5RetRet10
11AustraliaGary BrabhamRetDNQ123314†8DNQ8118
12CanadaJohn Jones3114RetRetRetDNQDNQ119DNQ7
13United KingdomDamon HillDNQRetRet711RetRet2RetRet106
14ItalyAntonio Tamburini49Ret1388DNQRetRet1646
15FranceDidier ArtzetDNQRetRet11RetRet834
16ItalyFabrizio BarbazzaRetRetRet4RetRet9RetRetRet183
17PortugalPedro Chaves4RetDNQ143
18GermanyHeinz-Harald FrentzenRetRetRet17Ret567RetRetDNQ3
19United Kingdom Richard Dean57RetRetRet2
20FranceFranck FréonDNQDNQ5†DNQDNQ14162
21AustriaKarl WendlingerDNQ14DNQRetRet5DNQ1092
22GermanyMichael Bartels11RetRetRetRet7Ret11Ret1361
23ItalyEmanuele NaspettiRet10RetRetRetRetRet6DNQ1
24FrancePaul BelmondoRetDNQDNQRetRetDNQ11RetRet6Ret1
25United KingdomAndrew Gilbert-ScottRet12DNQ10RetRet1310711130
26CanadaStéphane Proulx12RetRetRetRetRet10RetRetRet70
27SwitzerlandJean-Denis Délétraz7DNQRetDNQRet0
28ItalyGiovanni Bonanno108DNQRet9DNQ0
29United KingdomPaul WarwickRet8DNS150
30ItalyVincenzo Sospiri8DNQ0
31FrancePhilippe Gache9DNQRet14RetRetRetRetRet0
32United KingdomPhil Andrews14RetDNQDNQDNQRet12RetRet12190
33SwitzerlandPhilippe Favre12DNS15DNQ0
34SwitzerlandAlain Menu120
35Mexico Giovanni AloiRet15DNQ150
36ItalyGiovanna AmatiRetDNQDNQDNQDNQDNQ15DNQDNQDNQ0
37FranceThierry DelubacDNQDNQDNQDNQDNQ17170
ItalyPaolo Delle PianeDNQRetRetDNQDNQDNQ
Italy Domenico GittoRetRet
BrazilMarco GrecoDNQDNQRetDNQDNQDNQDNQ
CanadaClaude BourbonnaisDNQDNQ
ItalyVittorio ZoboliDNQDNQ
Germany Otto RensingDNQ
GermanyEllen LohrDNQ
Sources:[7][8][9]

Complete Overview

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first column of every race10= grid position
second column of every race10= race result

R6=retired, but classifiedR=retiredNS=did not startNQ=did not qualifyDIS(3)=disqualified after finishing in third position

PlaceNameTeamChassisEngineDON
United Kingdom
SIL
United Kingdom
PAU
France
JER
Spain
MNZ
Italy
PER
Italy
HOC
West Germany
BRH
United Kingdom
BIR
United Kingdom
BUG
France
NOG
France
1FranceÉrik ComasDAMSLolaMugen Honda21221R11318R7414R5R1122
2BelgiumEric van de PoeleGA MotorsportsReynardFord Cosworth46175513914921R10R9R41121061
3United KingdomEddie IrvineJordan RacingReynardMugen Honda15R8615R14NS624431137R4314R
4United KingdomAllan McNishDAMSLolaMugen Honda5R116R65161061024R3122R2R78
5ItalyGianni MorbidelliForti CorseLolaFord Cosworth14826R17311R24618R7R24R7713
6ItalyMarco ApicellaFirst RacingReynardMugen Honda313633R22752R225DIS(3)1R5R115
7SwitzerlandAndrea ChiesaPaul Stewart RacingLolaMugen Honda625R16R858714R12R105321154R
8ItalyAndrea MonterminiMadgwick InternationalReynardMugen Honda1R9419R434R13R11R13R2098225R
9FranceJean-Marc GounonMadgwick InternationalReynardMugen Honda9R231324NQ23R26R3DIS(7)6317611414424R
10ItalyFabrizio GiovanardiFirst RacingReynardMugen Honda16R10R22136211015613719R18518R10R
11AustraliaGary BrabhamMiddlebridgeLolaFord Cosworth--12R28NQ24129320325R148827NQ1382311
12CanadaJohn JonesPaul Stewart RacingLolaMugen Honda7320119420R11R19R28NQ29NQ251122929NQ
13United KingdomDamon HillMiddlebridgeLolaFord Cosworth28NQ3R13R971111R1R2217R10R310
14ItalyAntonio TamburiniRoni MotorsportReynardFord Cosworth114794R1513585829NQ16R13R201684
15FranceDidier ArtzetApomatoxReynardFord Cosworth29NQ21R8R181112R16R148--83----
16ItalyFabrizio BarbazzaCrypton EngineeringLeyton HouseFord Cosworth13R14R14R16422R9R19925R14R17R1818
PortugalPedro ChavesMadgwick InternationalReynardFord Cosworth--------------12412R34NQ2114
18GermanyHeinz-Harald FrentzenJordan RacingReynardMugen Honda8R16R10R171719R1251562476R15R27NQ
19United KingdomRichard DeanCoBRa MotorsportsReynardMugen Honda18511720R10R23R------------
FranceFranck FréonGalaxy RacingLolaFord Cosworth30NQ29NQ12R528NQ31NQ--------
ApomatoxReynardFord Cosworth25141916
AustriaKarl WendlingerRSM MarkoLolaFord Cosworth32NQ1914--30NQ15R17R20527NQ2110--169
22ItalyEmanuele NaspettiJordan RacingReynardMugen Honda17R131022R--13R7R5R18R16630NQ--
FrancePaul BelmondoSuperpowerReynardMugen Honda23R32NQ31NQ25R24R28NQ171123R9R9612R
GermanyMichael BartelsCoBRa MotorsportsReynardMugen Honda121122R7R26R16R1879R201110R2413136
-United KingdomAndrew Gilbert-ScottLeyton House RacingLeyton HouseFord Cosworth19R251225NQ121017R25R2313
ApomatoxReynardFord Cosworth15102716111713
-CanadaStéphane ProulxPacific RacingLolaMugen Honda10124R11R19R20R11R21106R15R6R57
-SwitzerlandJean-Denis DélétrazFirst RacingReynardFord Cosworth21731NQ18R27NQ25R------------
-ItalyGiovanni BonannoBecsportLolaMugen Honda221015829NQ7R------21928NQ----
-United KingdomPaul WarwickLeyton House RacingLeyton HouseFord Cosworth--------------22R19821NS2215
-ItalyVincenzo SospiriJordan RacingReynardMugen Honda------218------------28NQ
-FrancePhilippe GacheApomatoxReynardFord Cosworth20927NQ21R61418R23R18R----
Galaxy RacingLolaFord Cosworth3R9R
-United KingdomPhil AndrewsSuperpowerReynardMugen Honda251418R30NQ29NQ28NQ24R16124R23R26122019
-SwitzerlandPhilippe FavreLeyton House RacingLeyton HouseFord Cosworth--------------111226NS231530NQ
-SwitzerlandAlain MenuCoBRa MotorsportsReynardMugen Honda--------------------1512
-MexicoGiovanni AloiGA MotorsportsReynardFord Cosworth24R241526NQ2215--------------
-ItalyGiovanna AmatiRoni MotorsportReynardFord Cosworth26R33NQ27NQ31NQ30NQ
CoBRa MotorsportsReynardMugen Honda27NQ261530NQ29NQ33NQ--
-FranceThierry DelubacGalaxy RacingLolaFord Cosworth31NQ30NQ23NQ32NQ29NQ--------
GA MotorsportsReynardFord Cosworth19172617
-ItalyPaolo Delle PianeRoni MotorsportReynardFord Cosworth----------29NQ24R26R30NQ27NQ31NQ
-ItalyDomenico GittoBecsportLolaMugen Honda----------26R22R--------
-BrazilMarco GrecoPacific RacingLolaMugen Honda27NQ28NQ------
GA MotorsportsReynardFord Cosworth22R27NQ28NQ--
First RacingReynardFord Cosworth28NQ32NQ
-CanadaClaude BourbonnaisPacific RacingLolaMugen Honda------------------29NQ34NQ
-ItalyVittorio ZoboliGA MotorsportReynardFord Cosworth------------------32NQ33NQ
-GermanyOtto RensingBecsportReynardFord Cosworth--------27NQ------------
-GermanyEllen LohrRSM MarkoLolaFord Cosworth------------------31NQ--

References

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  1. ^Dijon F3000 cancelled, Autosport, 18 October 1990, page 10
  2. ^"FIA Formula 3000 Int. Championship - 1990-: Entrylist".Speedsport Magazine. Retrieved30 December 2023.
  3. ^"F3000 International Championship Entry List 1990". Motorsport Stats. Retrieved30 December 2023.
  4. ^Peter Higham, The Guinness Guide to International Motor Racing, 1995, pages 241-242
  5. ^"F3000 International Championship Results 1990". Motorsport Stats. Retrieved30 December 2023.
  6. ^"FIA Formula 3000 Int. Championship - Season 1990: Points standings".Speedsport Magazine. Retrieved30 December 2023.
  7. ^"F3000 International Championship Standings 1990". Motorsport Stats. Retrieved30 December 2023.
  8. ^"FIA Formula 3000 Int. Championship - Season 1990: Results".Speedsport Magazine. Retrieved30 December 2023.
  9. ^"1990 FIA International F3000 Championship".Motor Sport. Retrieved30 December 2023.

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