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2015 Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup

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Drivers' Champion:Louis Delétraz
Teams' Champion:Josef Kaufmann Racing
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The2015 Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup was the tenthFormula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup season, an open-wheel motor racing series for emerging young racing drivers based in Europe.

Drivers and teams

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TeamNo.Driver nameStatusRounds
United KingdomFortec Motorsports5United Kingdom Alex Gill[1]RAll
6IndiaJehan Daruvala[2]RAll
7South AfricaCallan O'Keeffe[3]1–5
8Canada Luke Chudleigh[4]1–2
13CanadaZachary Claman DeMelo[5]R1–2
31Republic of IrelandCharlie Eastwood[6]2
36Austria Stefan Riener[7]6–7
62AustriaFerdinand Habsburg[8]R1–5
FranceART Junior Team[9]9JapanUkyo Sasahara[9]All
10Switzerland Darius Oskoui[9]RAll
33BelgiumMax Defourny[6]R2–7
Sweden Prizma Motorsport[3]11Sweden Pontus Fredricsson[10]RAll
12Sweden Kevin Kleveros[11]4–5
GermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing[3]14SwitzerlandLouis Delétraz[12]All
15SwitzerlandKevin Jörg[13]All
16RussiaNikita Mazepin[14]RAll
28BelgiumDries Vanthoor[15]RAll
NetherlandsManorMP Motorsport[3]17NorwayDennis Olsen[3]1–2, 5
18DenmarkLasse Sørensen[3]1
19Italy Ignazio D'Agosto[16]1–2
46Australia Christopher Anthony[17]5
SpainAVF[18]20Czech Republic Josef Záruba[18]All
21PortugalHenrique Chaves[18]All
22Netherlands Roy Geerts[18]1
23Spain Iñigo Bikuña[19]R1, 4–5
31Republic of IrelandCharlie Eastwood[20]3–5
39United KingdomHarrison Scott[6]2, 5
40Czech Republic Bronislav Formánek[19]1
42JapanNobuharu Matsushita[20]3
58Russia Denis Bulatov[21]R7
Sweden Fragus BR Motorsport[3]24Sweden Robin Hansson[10]1–2
25SwedenOliver Söderström[9]R1
PolandInter Europol26Canada David Richert[22]All
29SpainÁlex Palou[20]3
35BrazilBruno Baptista[17]5
United Kingdom Mark Burdett Motorsport[9]27MalaysiaRahul Raj Mayer[9]1–4
97SwitzerlandDavid Droux[21]R7
United KingdomStrakka Racing[3]31Republic of IrelandCharlie Eastwood[3]1
32FranceValentin Hasse-Clot[19]1
33BelgiumMax Defourny[23]R1
FinlandKoiranen GP[11]34United KingdomDan Ticktum[11]R4, 6
35Germany Philip Hamprecht[11]4
BrazilBruno Baptista[7]6–7
36Austria Stefan Riener[11]4
37BrazilBruno Baptista[11]4
United Kingdom MGR Motorsport45United KingdomColin Noble[19]All
51IndiaAmeya Vaidyanathan[7]6
Finland PositiOne Motorsport49Finland Mikko Perttala[7]6–7
50Finland Harri Salminen[7]6–7
Italy TS Corse[11]73Italy Pietro Peccenini[11]4, 6
Poland BM Racing Team[3]96Poland Bartłomiej Mirecki[24]All

Race calendar and results

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The seven-event provisional calendar for the 2015 season was released on 19 November 2014.[25]

RoundCircuitDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning teamEvent
1R1ItalyAutodromo Nazionale Monza11 AprilSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazJapanUkyo SasaharaFranceART Junior TeamBlancpain Endurance Series
R212 AprilSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing
2R1United KingdomSilverstone Circuit23 MaySwitzerlandLouis DelétrazJapanUkyo SasaharaSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann RacingBlancpain Endurance Series
R224 MaySwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing
3R1AustriaRed Bull Ring6 JuneSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandKevin JörgGermanyJosef Kaufmann RacingADAC GT Masters
R27 JuneSwitzerlandKevin JörgSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandKevin JörgGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing
R3SwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandKevin JörgSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing
4R1BelgiumCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps24 JulyBelgiumMax DefournyBelgiumMax DefournyBelgiumMax DefournyFranceART Junior TeamBlancpain Endurance Series
R225 JulySwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSweden Pontus FredricssonSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing
5R1NetherlandsTT Circuit Assen1 AugustSwitzerlandKevin JörgSwitzerlandKevin JörgBelgiumDries VanthoorGermanyJosef Kaufmann RacingGamma Racing Day
R22 AugustSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazIndiaJehan DaruvalaSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing
6R1GermanyNürburgring19 SeptemberJapanUkyo SasaharaSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazJapanUkyo SasaharaFranceART Junior TeamBlancpain Endurance Series
R220 SeptemberSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazBelgiumMax DefournyBelgiumMax DefournyFranceART Junior Team
7R1GermanyHockenheimring3 OctoberSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandKevin JörgSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann RacingADAC GT Masters
R24 OctoberSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing
R3SwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazSwitzerlandLouis DelétrazGermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing

Championship standings

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Points system

Points were awarded to the top 20 classified finishers.

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th  16th  17th  18th  19th  20th 
Points3024201716151413121110987654321

Drivers' championship

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The second race at Spa-Francorchamps was red-flagged after four laps of the race had been completed due to torrential rain. As a result, series organisers awarded half points to each of the classified finishers eligible to score points.[26]

Pos.DriverMNZ
Italy
SIL
United Kingdom
RBR
Austria
SPA
Belgium
ASS
Netherlands
NÜR
Germany
HOC
Germany
Points
12345678910111213141516
1SwitzerlandLouis Delétraz141112214151210111378
2SwitzerlandKevin Jörg23983112233433422305
3JapanUkyo Sasahara122410186552318243296
4BelgiumMax Defourny38Ret888Ret1218861794218
5IndiaJehan Daruvala84161534Ret66117523Ret11194.5
6BelgiumDries Vanthoor6Ret179710Ret79116107938181
7South AfricaCallan O'Keeffe521†354643842168.5
8United Kingdom Alex Gill1651011539134RetDNS136Ret7Ret145.5
9Switzerland Darius Oskoui4Ret510Ret1111977912Ret8Ret9143
10United KingdomColin Noble9Ret912Ret981212910209131012135.5
11Czech Republic Josef Záruba15131271271219141614912106Ret133.5
12RussiaNikita Mazepin10Ret14Ret9Ret381012128136Ret18125.5
13PortugalHenrique ChavesRet151117141210231714Ret15Ret1185101
14NorwayDennis Olsen76428698
15Sweden Pontus FredricssonRet182122131315161615131115Ret111479.5
16Poland Bartłomiej Mirecki2016222116151420181717141115121077.5
17Republic of IrelandCharlie Eastwood1720†131411571122211576
18Austria Stefan Riener1013441617673
19AustriaFerdinand Habsburg25Ret18166165Ret23131162
20United KingdomHarrison Scott666561
21Italy Ignazio D'Agosto2Ret71346
22Russia Denis Bulatov55746
23United KingdomDan Ticktum15117541
24BrazilBruno Baptista141523†18Ret1414Ret1335
25Canada David Richert2219242317171624212221181917151635
26FranceValentin Hasse-Clot13328
27MalaysiaRahul Raj Mayer18Ret2320151413WDWD25
28Finland Harri Salminen171718141524
29DenmarkLasse Sørensen12723
30CanadaZachary Claman DeMelo1112201922
31Sweden Robin HanssonRet11151819
32SwitzerlandDavid Droux1213Ret17
33Sweden Kevin Kleveros17Ret1022†15
34Finland Mikko Perttala192019161714
35Canada Luke Chudleigh261019Ret13
36IndiaAmeya Vaidyanathan161610
37Netherlands Roy Geerts19149
38Spain Iñigo Bikuña2417211919199
39Italy Pietro Peccenini2220DNS183.5
40Germany Philip Hamprecht18DNS3
41Australia Christopher Anthony20202
42Czech Republic Bronislav Formánek21Ret0
43SwedenOliver Söderström27Ret0
SpainÁlex PalouRetDNSDNS0
JapanNobuharu MatsushitaPOPOPO0
Pos.DriverMNZ
Italy
SIL
United Kingdom
RBR
Austria
SPA
Belgium
ASS
Netherlands
NÜR
Germany
HOC
Germany
Points
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

Rookie

† — Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

Teams' championship

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The second race at Spa-Francorchamps was red-flagged after four laps of the race had been completed due to torrential rain. As a result, series organisers awarded half points to each of the classified finishers eligible to score points.[26]

Pos.DriverMNZ
Italy
SIL
United Kingdom
RBR
Austria
SPA
Belgium
ASS
Netherlands
NÜR
Germany
HOC
Germany
Points
1GermanyJosef Kaufmann Racing6111111211123111428
2FranceART Junior Team1224886122311243301
3United KingdomFortec Motorsports5435334364242376285.5
4SpainAVF1513661157111465912555197.5
5United Kingdom MGR Motorsport9Ret912Ret981212910169131012139.5
6NetherlandsManorMP Motorsport264286108
7Sweden Prizma MotorsportRet182122131315161610131115Ret111484.5
8Poland BM Racing2016222116151420181717141115121077.5
9FinlandKoiranen GP14117514Ret1361
10United Kingdom Mark Burdett Motorsport18Ret2320151413WDWD1213Ret42
11United KingdomStrakka Racing3340
12PolandInter Europol Competition2219242317171624212218181917151638
13Finland PositiOne Motorsport171718141524
14Sweden Fragus BR Motorsport2711151819
15Italy TS Corse2220DNS183.5
Pos.DriverMNZ
Italy
SIL
United Kingdom
RBR
Austria
SPA
Belgium
ASS
Netherlands
NÜR
Germany
HOC
Germany
Points

References

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External links

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