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1981 World Endurance Championship

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The1981 World Sportscar Championship season was the 29th season ofFIAWorld Sportscar Championship motor racing. It featured the 1981 FIA World Endurance Championship which was contested over a fifteen race series which ran from 31 January to 27 September.[1] The former World Challenge for Endurance Drivers was renamed to the World Endurance Championship of Drivers for 1981 and the World Championship of Makes was renamed to the World Endurance Championship of Makes.Bob Garretson won the World Endurance Championship of Drivers andLancia was awarded the World Endurance Championship of Makes.[1]

Schedule

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Lancia won the 1981 World Endurance Championship of Makes with itsBeta Montecarlos

World Endurance Championship of Drivers was contested over all fifteen races however only six of the races counted towards the World Endurance Championship of Makes.[1]

Drivers Rd.Makes Rd.RaceCircuitDate
11United States24 HoursPepsi ChallengeDaytona International Speedway31 January
1 February
2-United StatesCoca-Cola12 Hours of SebringSebring International Raceway21 March
3-Italy Mugello 6 HoursMugello Circuit12 April
42Italy1000km MonzaAutodromo Nazionale Monza26 April
5-United StatesLos Angeles TimesToyotaGrand Prix (6 Hours)Riverside International Raceway26 April
63United KingdomSilverstone 6 HoursSilverstone Circuit10 May
74Germany1000km NürburgringNürburgring24 May
85France24 Hours of Le MansCircuit de la Sarthe13 June
14 June
9-ItalyCoppa Florio (6 Hours)Autodromo di Pergusa28 June
10-United States 6 Hours of Daytona Champion Spark Plug ChallengeDaytona International Speedway2 July
116United States6 Hours of Watkins GlenWatkins Glen International12 July
12-Belgium24 Hours of Spa-FrancorchampsCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps26 July
27 July
13-CanadaMolson 1000 Kilometres (6 Hours)Mosport Park16 August
14-United StatesPabst500 MilesRoad America23 August
15-United KingdomFlying Tigers 1000 KilometresBrands Hatch27 September

Season results

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Although various classes of cars contested the championship races, only the overall race winners are listed in the table below.

RndCircuitOverall Winning TeamResults
Overall Winning Drivers
Overall Winning Car
1DaytonaUnited States #9 Garretson RacingResults
United StatesBob Garretson
United StatesBobby Rahal
United KingdomBrian Redman
Porsche 935
2SebringUnited States #86 Bayside Disposal RacingResults
United StatesAl Holbert
United StatesHurley Haywood
United States Bruce Leven
Porsche 935
3MugelloItaly #14Osella Squadra CorseResults
ItalyGiorgio Francia
ItalyLella Lombardi
Osella PA9BMW
4MonzaGermany #3 Weralit Racing TeamResults
Germany Edgar Dören
Germany Jürgen Lässig
Germany Gerhard Holup
Porsche 935
5RiversideUnited Kingdom #1 John Fitzpatrick RacingResults
United KingdomJohn Fitzpatrick
United States Jim Busby
Porsche 935 K3
6SilverstoneGermany #22 Vegla Racing TeamResults
GermanyHarald Grohs
GermanyWalter Röhrl
Germany Dieter Schornstein
Porsche 935
7NürburgringGermany #12 GS TuningResults
GermanyHans-Joachim Stuck
BrazilNelson Piquet
BMW M1
8La SartheGermany #11Porsche SystemResults
BelgiumJacky Ickx
United KingdomDerek Bell
Porsche 936/81
9PergusaUnited Kingdom #3 GridTeam LolaResults
United KingdomGuy Edwards
SpainEmilio de Villota
Lola T600Ford Cosworth DFV
10DaytonaUnited States #38 Mandeville RacingResults
United States Roger Mandeville
United States Amos Johnson
Mazda RX-7
11Watkins GlenItaly #1Martini RacingResults
ItalyRiccardo Patrese
ItalyMichele Alboreto
Lancia Beta Montecarlo
12SpaUnited Kingdom #40Tom Walkinshaw RacingResults
United KingdomTom Walkinshaw
Belgium Pierre Dieudonné
Mazda RX-7
13MosportGermany #3 Andial Meister RacingResults
GermanyHarald Grohs
GermanyRolf Stommelen
Porsche 935
14Road AmericaGermany #3 Andial Meister RacingResults
GermanyHarald Grohs
GermanyRolf Stommelen
Porsche 935
15Brands HatchUnited Kingdom #3 Banco Occidental UltramarLolaResults
United KingdomGuy Edwards
SpainEmilio de Villota
Lola T600Ford Cosworth DFL
  • The 24 Hours of Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring, the Los Angeles Times Grand Prix and the Road America 500 were also rounds of the1981 IMSA GT Championship.
  • The 6 Hours of Daytona was restricted to Racing Stock class cars[2] (i.e. IMSA RS).[3]
  • The 24 Hours of Spa was restricted to Belgian Touring Cars[4] (i.e. Group 1).[3]

World Endurance Championship of Drivers

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The World Endurance Championship of Drivers was open to FIAGroup 1,Group 2,Group 3,Group 4,Group 5,Group 6,Group C and GTP cars and toIMSA GTX, IMSA GTP, IMSA AAGT, IMSA GTO, IMSA GTU and IMSA RS cars.[3]

Drivers Championship points were awarded on a 20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis to the first twenty overall finishers at each round.[3]Bonus points were also awarded as follows:[3]

  • 0 points for Category 1 (Group 6 over 2 litres)
  • 1 point for Category 2 (Group 5 over 2 litres, GTP over 2 litres, Group C over 2 litres, IMSA GTX over 2 litres, IMSA GTP over 2 litres, IMSA AAGT)
  • 2 points for Category 3 (Group 6 under 2 litres, Group 5 under 2 litres, Group 4 under 2 litres, IMSA GTO, IMSA GTX under 2 litres)
  • 3 points for Category 4 (GTP under 2 litres, Group 2 over 2 litres, IMSA GTU, Group C under 2 litres)
  • 4 points for Category 5 (Group 4 under 2 litres, Group 1 over 2 litres)
  • 5 points for Category 6 (Group 2 under 2 litres, Group 1 under 2 litres, IMSA RS)

Only half points were awarded at the shortenedNürburgring round.[3] All points scored were retained towards the championship totals.[3]

Results

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Position[5]Driver[5]Car[6]Points[5]
1Bob GarretsonPorsche 935 K3 & 935127
2Harald GrohsPorsche 935 & 935 K3116.5
3Bobby RahalPorsche 935 K3 & 935/78-81109
4Edgar DörenPorsche 935 K3 & Porsche 935107.5
5Giorgio FranciaOsella PA9BMW101
=Lella LombardiOsella PA9BMW101
7Derek BellBMW M1 &Porsche 93596
8Bob AkinPorsche 935 K3 & 93584
9Jim BusbyPorsche 935 K3 & 93581
10Brian RedmanPorsche 935 K3 &Lola T60080
11John C CooperPorsche 935 K3 &Chevrolet Camaro73.5
12John FitzpatrickPorsche 935 K3 & 93571
13Dudley WoodPorsche 935 K367
14Hurley HaywoodPorsche 935 &Mazda RX-365
15Lee MuellerMazda RX-763
16Rolf StommelenPorsche 935 K360
=Walt BohrenMazda RX-760
18Jürgen LässigPorsche 935 K3 &BMW M156.5
=Dieter SchornsteinPorsche 93556.5
20Ralph Kent CookePorsche 935 K3 & 93554
21Marion L SpeerMazda RX-7 &Porsche 914/653
=Emilio de VillotaLola T600Ford53
=Bill WhittingtonPorsche 935 K3 & 93553
=Guy EdwardsLola T600Ford53
25Roger MandevilleMazda RX-7,Mazda RX-352
=Amos JohnsonMazda RX-7,Mazda RX-352
27Jacques GuerinPorsche 935 &BMW 530i50
28Luigi MoreschiOsella PA9BMW49
=Carlo FranchiOsella PA9BMW49
30Jim DowningMazda RX-7,Mazda RX-346
31Richard LloydPorsche 924 Carrera GTR45
=Frank CarneyDatsun ZX &Datsun 280ZX45
=Dick DavenportDatsun ZX &Datsun 280ZX45
34Siegfried BrunnPorsche 908/3 &Porsche Carrera44
=Eddie JordanPorsche 908/3 &BMW M144
36Pete SmithPorsche Carrera &BMW M143
=Chuck KendallPorsche Carrera &BMW M143
38David HobbsBMW M1 & March 81P42
39Jean-Claude AndruetFerrari 512 BB/LM &BMW 530i41
=Gianpiero MorettiPorsche 935/78-8141
=Tom WalkinshawMazda RX-741
42Ray RatcliffPorsche 914/6 &Mazda RX-740.5
43Tony GarciaBMW M1 &Porsche Carrera40
=Hiram CruzBMW M1 &Porsche Carrera40
=Albert NaonBMW M1 &Porsche Carrera40
46Dirk VermeerschMazda RX-7 &BMW 530i39
=Eddy JoosenMazda RX-7 &BMW 530i39
48Pierre DieudonnéMazda RX-7 &Ferrari 512 BB/LM38
=Roy WoodsPorsche 935 K3 & 93538
=Bruce LevenPorsche 93538

A total of 371 drivers scored points in the 1981 World Endurance Championship of Drivers.[5]

World Endurance Championship of Makes

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The World Endurance Championship of Makes was open FIAGroup 1,Group 2,Group 3,Group 4 andGroup 5 cars and toIMSA GTX cars.[3]

Cars from all eligible groups were combined, and then divided into two Divisions based on engine capacity.[3]Points were awarded on a 20-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1 basis for the top ten places in each Division at each race.[7]Only the best placed car of each make in each division at each race was eligible to score points.[3]Cars from groups not included in the championship (e.g. FIA Group 6 cars) were disregarded when assessing divisional positions for championship purposes.Only half points were awarded for the shortened Nurburgring race.[3]The best five round results could be retained by each make.[3]

Results

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The overall World Endurance Championship of Makes title was won byLancia.[1] Although both Lancia and Porsche scored 100 points from their best five class results, Lancia was awarded the title based on its six divisional victories against the five scored byPorsche .[1]

Over 2000 cc

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PosManufacturerRd 1Rd 2Rd 3Rd 4Rd 5Rd 6Total
1GermanyPorsche202020(7.5)2020100
2GermanyBMW8151510452
3ItalyFerrari31515
4ItalyLancia66
5United KingdomMorgan22

Under 2000 cc

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PosManufacturerRd 1Rd 2Rd 3Rd 4Rd 5Rd 6Total
1ItalyLancia202020(10)2020100
2GermanyBMW157.522.5
3GermanyOpel55
4United StatesFord44
5JapanToyota22
6ItalyAlfa Romeo0.50.5

References

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  1. ^abcdeResults, World Endurance Championship of Drivers / World Endurance Championship of Makes, Autocourse, 1981/82, pages 247 & 248
  2. ^János L Wimpffen, Time and Two Seats, 1999, page 1325
  3. ^abcdefghijklEndurance Racing Supplement, page 8, Autosport, December 1981
  4. ^János L Wimpffen, Time and Two Seats, 1999, page 1330
  5. ^abcdJános L Wimpffen, Time and Two Seats, 1999, page 1342
  6. ^World Championship - final positions and tables, www.classicscars.com Retrieved on 27 January 2013
  7. ^Peter Higham, The Guinness Guide to International Motor Racing, 1995, page 260

Further reading

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  • Automobile Year, 1981/1982. 1982.

External links

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