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1981 Australian Drivers' Championship

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The1981 Australian Drivers' Championship was aCAMS sanctionedAustralian motor racing title open to racing cars complying withAustralian Formula 1.[1] It was the 25thAustralian Drivers' Championship.[2] The title winner,Alfredo Costanzo[3] was awarded the 1981 CAMS "Gold Star".[1]

Schedule

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The championship was contested over a two-round series.[3]

Round[3]Circuit[3]Date[3]Format[3]Round winner[3]Car[3]
1Sandown Park22 FebruaryOne raceAlfredo CostanzoMcLaren M26Chevrolet
2Amaroo Park12 JulyTwo heatsAlfredo CostanzoMcLaren M26Chevrolet

Classes

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Car competed in two classes:[1]

Points system

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Championship points were awarded at each round on a 9-6-4-3-2-1 basis to the first six finishers in each class.[1] Additional points were awarded at each round on a 4-3-2-1 basis to the first four finishers outright, regardless of class.[1]

Where rounds were contested over more than one heat, round placings were determined by allocating points to the first 14 placegetters in each heat on a 20-16-13-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis and then aggregating these points.[1] Where more than one driver earned the same number of points the relevant round placing was awarded to the driver who was higher placed in the last heat.[1]

Championship results

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Bob Minogue contested the championship in Lola T430 HU1,[4] a sister car to HU2, pictured above
PositionDriver[5]Car[3]ClassEntrant[5]San.[6]Ama.[6]Total
1Alfredo CostanzoMcLaren M26ChevroletOver 1600ccPorsche Cars Australia131326[7][8]
2Ray HangerMarch 77BFord BDA[9]Up to 1600cc[3]Ray Hanger91019[7]
3Rob ButcherLola T332ChevroletOver 1600ccJohn Blanden6915[7]
4John BoweElfin MR9ChevroletOver 1600ccAnsett Team Elfin9-9
5Ivan TigheChevron B37Chevrolet[10]Over 1600ccIvan Tighe-66
6Peter EdwardsLola T332ChevroletOver 1600ccPeter Edwards4-4
7Bob MinogueLola T430Chevrolet[10]Over 1600ccBob Minogue-33
8Colin TrengroveLola T332ChevroletOver 1600ccColin Trengrove2-2
=John WrightLola T400ChevroletOver 1600ccJohn Wright-22
10Peter Middleton[11]Elfin MR8-CChevrolet[9]Over 1600ccPeter Middleton1-1
=Barry SingletonGardos BL1Repco Holden[10]Over 1600ccBarry Singleton-11

Championship name

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The conditions for the 1981 championship were published byCAMS under the name "Australian Formula 1 Championship".[1] Australian Motor Racing Year 1981/82 uses both Australian Drivers Championship and Australian Formula One Championship in its review of the series.[3] Racing Car News, January 1982 uses Australian Drivers Championship.[5]CAMS uses Australian Drivers' Championship in its historical records[2] and that has been followed here.

References

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  1. ^abcdefghijConditions for Australian Titles, 1981 CAMS Manual of Motor Sport, pages 91 to 93
  2. ^abRecords Titles & Awards, 2002 CAMS Manual of Motor Sport, page 14-4
  3. ^abcdefghijkAustralian Drivers Championship, Australian Motor Racing Year 1981/82, pages 130 to 135
  4. ^Lola T430, www.oldracingcars.com Retrieved on 13 April 2013
  5. ^abcAust. Drivers C'ship, Racing Car News, January 1982, page 36
  6. ^abPoints for each round have been determined by applying the points system as published in the 1981 CAMS Manual of Motor Sport to the race results as published in Australian Motor Racing Year 1981/82
  7. ^abcAustralian Drivers Championship, Australian Motor Racing Year 1981/82, page 135
  8. ^The championship table on page 131 of Australian Motor Racing Year 1981/82 shows Costanzo scoring 9 points for each of his two round wins for a total of 18 points. This conflicts with the text on page 135 of the same publication which shows his score after Amaroo Park as 26 points. It also conflicts with Racing Car News January 1982 which shows 26 points and with the points system as outlined in Conditions for Australian Titles, 1981 CAMS Manual of Motor Sport, as referenced.
  9. ^abAustralian Gold Star Race, Sandown Park, 22 Feb 1981, www.oldracingcars.com Retrieved 12 May 2020
  10. ^abcAustralian Gold Star Race, Amaroo Park, 12 Jul 1981, www.oldracingcars.com Retrieved 12 May 2020
  11. ^Listed as Peter Middleton in Racing Car News and as Chris Middleton in Australian Motor Racing Year
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