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1976 European Formula Two Championship

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1976European Formula Two season
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The1976European Formula Two season was contested over 12 rounds. Équipe Elf Switzerland driverJean-Pierre Jabouille clinched the championship title.[1]In a change from 1975 pure race engines was allowed and would be to the end of the formula in 1984.[2] For 1976 Renault-Alpine exploited this opportunity.

Calendar

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Race NoCircuitDateLapsDistanceTimeSpeedPole positionFastest lapWinner
1West GermanyHockenheim10-11 April20+206.789=271.56 km1'21:45.6
1'23:45.6
199.286 km/h
196.190 km/h
West GermanyHans-Joachim StuckWest GermanyHans-Joachim StuckWest GermanyHans-Joachim Stuck
FranceRené Arnoux
2United KingdomThruxton19 April553.792=208.56 km1'06:51.54187.164 km/hItalyMaurizio FlamminiItalyMaurizio FlamminiItalyMaurizio Flammini
3ItalyVallelunga9 May653.2=208.0 km1'18:03.1159.894 km/hFranceJean-Pierre JabouilleFranceRené ArnouxFranceJean-Pierre Jabouille
4AustriaSalzburgring23 May504.238=211.9 km1'04:28.82197.176 km/hItalyMaurizio FlamminiFranceRené ArnouxFranceMichel Leclère
5FrancePau7 June732.76=201.48 km1'32:11.58131.125 km/hFrancePatrick TambayFranceJacques LaffiteFranceRené Arnoux
6West GermanyHockenheim20 June20+206.789=271.56 km1'21:27.6
1'21:34.3
200.020 km/h
199.746 km/h
West GermanyHans-Joachim StuckFranceMichel LeclèreWest GermanyHans-Joachim Stuck
FranceMichel Leclère
7FranceRouen27 June385.543=210.634 km1'09:59.77180.553 km/hBrazilAlex RibeiroFranceRené ArnouxItalyMaurizio Flammini
8ItalyMugello11 July435.245=225.535 km1'19:28.8170.258 km/hFranceJean-Pierre JabouilleFranceRené ArnouxFranceJean-Pierre Jabouille
9ItalyPergusa-Enna25 July30+304.95=297.0 km1'36:12.9185.210 km/hFrancePatrick TambayBrazilAlex RibeiroFranceRené Arnoux
10PortugalEstoril8 August504.35=217.50 km1'20:19.77162.456 km/hFranceRené ArnouxFranceRené ArnouxFranceRené Arnoux
BelgiumZolder22 Augustcancelled
11FranceNogaro19 September653.12=202.80 km1'20:12.91151.692 km/hFranceJean-Pierre JabouilleFrancePatrick TambayFrancePatrick Tambay
12West GermanyHockenheim25-26 September20+206.789=271.56 km1'22:32.9197.383 km/hFranceJean-Pierre JabouilleFranceRené ArnouxFranceJean-Pierre Jabouille

Note:

Race 1, 6, 9 and 12 were held in two heats, with results shown in aggregate.

Race 1 and 6 was won by a graded driver, all graded drivers are shown inItalics

Final point standings

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Driver

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For every race points were awarded: 9 points to the winner, 6 for runner-up, 4 for third place, 3 for fourth place, 2 for fifth place and 1 for sixth place. No additional points were awarded. The best 9 results count. No driver had a point deduction.

PlaceNameTeamChassisEngineHOC
West Germany
THR
United Kingdom
VLL
Italy
SAL
Austria
PAU
France
HOC
West Germany
ROU
France
MUG
Italy
EMM
Italy
EST
Portugal
NOG
France
HOC
West Germany
Points
1FranceJean-Pierre JabouilleÉquipe Elf SwitzerlandElf-JabouilleRenault--91646936-953
2FranceRené ArnouxÉcurie Elf[3]MartiniRenault9--393-699-452
3FrancePatrick TambayÉcurie ElfMartiniRenault6464-6-4--9-39
4FranceMichel LeclèreÉquipe Elf SwitzerlandElf-JabouilleRenault--39-9----6633
5BrazilAlex RibeiroMarch Cars/BMW MotorsportMarchBMW-6423--3643-31
6ItalyMaurizio FlamminiMarch Cars/BMW MotorsportMarchBMW-9-6-191----26
7ItalyGiancarlo MartiniScuderia EverestMarchBMW----4242----12
AustriaHans BinderChevron RacingChevronBMW--------234312
9United StatesEddie CheeverProject Four RacingMarchHart-3------4210
Project Four RacingRaltHart1-
10ItalyRoberto MarazziTrivellato Racing TeamChevronBMW3-----2-----5
FinlandKeke RosbergTeam Warsteiner EuroraceTojBMW------3----25
12West Germany Wilhelm DeutschTeam Daimon VarleyMarchBMW4-----------4
West GermanyKlaus LudwigWilly Kauhsen Racing TeamMarchHart----2-----2-4
14BrazilIngo HoffmannWilly Kauhsen Racing TeamMarchHart-2----1-----3
15AustriaHarald ErtlMotor Racing CompanyChevronBMW2-----------2
ItalyAlessandro Pesenti-RossiScuderia Gulf RondiniMarchBMW--2---------2
17West GermanyHans HeyerTeam Warsteiner EuroraceTojBMW1-----------1
FranceFrançois MigaultOsella Squadra CorseOsellaBMW-1----------1
FranceJean-Pierre JaussaudSté Racing Organisation CourseChevronChrysler--1---------1
SwedenFreddy KottulinskyFritz Lochmann RacingRaltBMW----1-------1
SwitzerlandMarkus HotzLista Racing TeamMarchBMW--------1---1
ItalyAlberto Colombo?MarchBMW---------1--1
ItalyGiorgio FranciaTrivellato Racing TeamChevronBMW-----------11
VenezuelaJuan CochesaFred Opert RacingChevronBMW-----------11

Note:

Only drivers which were not graded were able to score points.

Non-Championship race results

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Other Formula Two races, which did not count towards the European Championship, also held in 1976.

Race nameCircuitDateWinning driverConstructor
West Germany XXXIXInternationales ADAC-EifelrennenNürburgring2 MaySwedenFreddy KottulinskyUnited KingdomRalt-BMW
Austria I Preis der Elektro-Diesel-BoschSalzburgring23 MayAustriaOtto StuppacherUnited KingdomGRD-Ford
Italy III Coppa SantamonicaMisano22 AugustWest GermanyHans-Joachim StuckUnited KingdomMarch-BMW


References

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  1. ^"1976 European F2 Championship".motorsportmagazine.com. Motor Sport Magazine. Retrieved1 April 2018.
  2. ^International Motor Racing, page 210
  3. ^Sport Auto n°172 page74
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