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German auto racing team
Germany Motopark
Founded1998
Founder(s)Timo Rumpfkeil
BaseOschersleben,Germany
Teamprincipal(s)Timo Rumpfkeil
Current seriesEuroformula Open Championship
International GT Open
Former seriesGP2 Series[a]
Formula 3 Euro Series
European Formula 3
Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0
Formula Renault 2.0 NEC
Porsche Supercup
German Formula Three
ADAC Formel Masters
Japanese Formula 3
British Formula 3
ADAC Formula 4
Formula 4 UAE Championship
Super Formula
Super Formula Lights
Current driversEuroformula Open:
United StatesBrad Benavides
HungaryLevente Révész
BrazilFernando Barrichello
Germany Jakob Bergmeister
International GT Open:
Germany Timo Rumpfkeil
Germany Heiko Neumann
Teams'
Championships
Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0:
2004
Formula Renault 2.0 NEC:
2007,2008,2009
ADAC Formel Masters:
2011,2012
German Formula 3:
2013,2014
GP2 Series:
2013[a]
Formula 4 UAE Championship:
2016–17,2017–18
Japanese Formula 3 Championship:
2019
Euroformula Open Championship:
2019
Drivers'
Championships
Formula Renault 2.0 Germany:
2004:Scott Speed
Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0:
2004:Scott Speed
2006:Filipe Albuquerque
2008:Valtteri Bottas
Formula Renault 2.0 NEC:
2006:Filipe Albuquerque
2007:Frank Kechele
2008:Valtteri Bottas
2009:António Félix da Costa
German Formula 3:
2012:Jimmy Eriksson
2013:Marvin Kirchhöfer
2014:Markus Pommer
ADAC Formel Masters:
2012:Marvin Kirchhöfer
Formula 4 UAE Championship:
2016–17:Jonathan Aberdein
2017–18:Charles Weerts
Japanese Formula 3 Championship:
2019:Sacha Fenestraz
Euroformula Open Championship:
2019:Marino Sato
Websitehttp://www.motopark.com/
Formula 3 Euroseries, Hockenheimring, #32 Luís Sá Silva

Team Motopark, also known asMotopark Academy (raced underLotus moniker from 2012 to 2014) is anauto racing team based inOschersleben,Germany, next to theMotorsport Arena Oschersleben race track. In2013, the team competed in theGP2 Series under the nameRussian Time and until 2024 had operated a satellite team calledCryptoTower Racing.[1]

History

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Single-seaters

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The team have competed in open-wheel racing consistently since the start of the 21st century. They have competed in theFormula 3 Euro Series since 2009.

Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0

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They were teams' champions in theEurocup Formula Renault 2.0 in 2004, with their American driverScott Speed taking the drivers' title with eight wins. Motopark Academy won the drivers' title of the2006 Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 season withFilipe Albuquerque, with the Portuguese driver collecting four wins in all.

Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup

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Motopark Academy have won all four Drivers' Championships inFormula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup, since it formed in 2006. They won withFilipe Albuquerque in 2006,Frank Kechele in 2007,Valtteri Bottas in 2008 andAntónio Félix da Costa in 2009. Motopark Academy also won the Teams' Championship of the Formula Renault 2.0 NEC three times: 2007, 2008 and 2009.

GP2 and GP3 Series

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Russian Time was established by former Russian racing driver and manager Igor Mazepa and Motopark Academy team principal Timo Rumpfkeil in 2013.[2][3] The team had sought an entry to theGP2 Series for two years before finally being accepted in2013, replacingiSport International.[3] iSport International withdrew from the series after being unable to secure a budget to compete in the upcoming season, and so its management elected to shut the team down in order to avoid bankruptcy.[4]

The team won its first race in only its fourth appearance, whenSam Bird won the sprint race of theBahrain round of the championship.[5] The team took a second win on thestreets of Monaco, with Bird finishing ahead ofKevin Ceccon after a fourteen-car pile-up on the opening lap forced nine drivers out of the race.[6]

In 2014, the team was set to make their debut inGP3 Series, takingBamboo Engineering's slot and continue to participate in GP2, German Formula Three and ADAC Formel Masters.[7][8] The team's preparations for the 2014 season were disrupted by the death of Mazepa from complications relating tothrombosis in February 2014.[citation needed] On 18 February 2014, it was announced that Motopark had ended their partnership with Russian Time, leaving the position of all those drivers signed on for the 2014 GP2 and GP3 seasons, in limbo.[9]

Formula 3 and Japanese single-seaters

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In 2018, Motopark spent last season in the history ofFIA Formula 3 European Championship withJonathan Aberdein,Sebastián Fernández,Fabio Scherer,Marino Sato,Dan Ticktum andJüri Vips.[10][11][12][13][14][15]

Motopark is scheduled to make their debut in Japan in collaboration with the B-Max racing team, competing inSuper Formula withLucas Auer andHarrison Newey andJapanese Formula 3 withSacha Fenestraz,Enaam Ahmed, 'Dragon' and Tairoku Yamaguchi.[16][17][18][19] The team was also set to partake in the inaugural season of the Formula European Masters Championship reuniting with Sato and signingRed Bull Juniors Yuki Tsunoda andLiam Lawson, but the series ended up being cancelled due to a lack of entrants.[20][21][22][23] In April 2019, it was announced Motopark would switch to theEuroformula Open Championship and retain its intended Formula European Masters line-up withJulian Hanses joining in a fourth car.[24][25]

Current series results

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Euroformula Open Championship

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF/LapsPodiumsPointsD.C.T.C.
2019Dallara F317-VolkswagenJapanMarino Sato16965113071st1st
New ZealandLiam Lawson1442171792nd
JapanYuki Tsunoda1410361514th
GermanyJulian Hanses120104988th
United StatesCameron Das1000105412th
JapanToshiki Oyu222025214th
United KingdomEnaam Ahmed200123715th
NorwayDennis Hauger200001819th
GermanyNiklas Krütten600001420th
2020Dallara 320-VolkswagenGermanyNiklas Krütten1800051535th2nd
VenezuelaManuel Maldonado1800041534th
United StatesCameron Das1400121236th
ChinaYifei Ye18111212163691st1st[b]
AustriaLukas Dunner14555102482nd
AngolaRui Andrade1800002814th
2021Dallara 320-VolkswagenUnited StatesCameron Das24716163821st1st
United StatesJak Crawford168412103043rd
AustraliaChristian Mansell900017911th
Czech RepublicRoman Staněk310025512th
FranceReshad de Gerus600003016th
HungaryVivien Keszthelyi1200001220th
GermanyMatthias Lüthen30000023rd
United KingdomLouis Foster24324133152nd2nd[c]
MalaysiaNazim Azman2410072704th
Poland Filip Kaminiarz2400018010th
2022Dallara 320-VolkswagenDenmarkOliver Goethe2611712184991st2nd
United KingdomFrederick Lubin2610293014th
MexicoAlex García2600011167th
FranceVladislav Lomko26625194342nd1st[d]
AustraliaChristian Mansell26313153813rd
United KingdomJosh Mason2630172785th
2023Dallara 320-VolkswagenMexicoNoel León237511163941st1st
United KingdomCian Shields23303103072nd
United StatesBryce Aron2030152384th
HungaryLevente Révész810031039th
Germany Jakob Bergmeister1400021485th
300012nd[e]
AustriaCharlie Wurz1111351396th
SwitzerlandJoshua Dufek810071387th
ItalyEnzo Trulli622039810th
United KingdomJosh Mason610039611th
GermanyTim Tramnitz300235512th
Vladislav Ryabov300002415th
Hungary Benjámin Berta300002016th
Hungary Attila Pénzes300001617th
Hong KongGerrard Xie30000818th
2024Dallara 320-VolkswagenUnited StatesBrad Benavides249410194311st1st
BrazilFernando Barrichello2410152643rd
Germany Jakob Bergmeister1810072434th
HungaryLevente Révész1810282365th
South KoreaMichael Shin1221161876th
MexicoJosé Garfias90114997th
United Kingdom Edward Pearson60013808th
SpainLorenzo Fluxá31013599th
Vladislav Ryabov610015810th
Hong KongGerrard Xie310113611th
MexicoRicardo Escotto300001813th
France Enzo Richer300001614th
ChinaCenyu Han000000NC
Sri LankaYevan David320030NC
2025Dallara 324-TOM'SSri LankaYevan David24632143452nd1st
South KoreaMichael Shin24407123173rd
MexicoJosé Garfias24303102764th
United States Everett Stack2420062266th
BrazilFernando Barrichello2110162127th
Mexico Diego de la Torre2300011538th
RomaniaLuca Viișoreanu600001818th

† Mansell drove forCarlin in round 3.

‡ Viișoreanu drove forNielsen Racing in round 8.

Former series results

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GP2 Series

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF.L.PointsD.C.T.C.
2013Dallara GP2/11-MecachromeUnited KingdomSam Bird225231812nd1st
FranceTom Dillmann220129210th

Formula 3 Euro Series

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF.LapsPointsD.C.T.C.
2009Dallara F308-MercedesSwitzerlandChristopher Zanella200001113th7th
NetherlandsRenger van der Zande8100715th
FinlandAtte Mustonen12000419th
2010Dallara F308-VolkswagenPortugalAntónio Félix da Costa18301407th4th
DenmarkKevin Magnussen2101812th
United KingdomAdrian Quaife-Hobbs4000713th
FinlandMatias Laine18000314th
SwitzerlandChristopher Zanella6000215th
GermanyTobias Hegewald2000116th
FinlandMika Mäki6000017th
NetherlandsRenger van der Zande [G]20000N/A
Dallara F305-VolkswagenSwedenJimmy Eriksson [G]20000N/A
AngolaLuís Sá Silva [G]20000N/A
2011Dallara F308-VolkswagenSwedenJimmy Eriksson27000939th4th
JapanKimiya Sato271008610th
CanadaGianmarco Raimondo270006611th†
PolandKuba Giermaziak180002912th
FranceTom Dillmann [G]60000N/A†
RussiaArtem Markelov [G]30000N/A

† Shared results with other teams

FIA Formula 3 International Trophy

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF.LapsPointsD.C.
2011Dallara F308-VolkswagenJapanKimiya Sato600079th
FranceTom Dillmann [G]30000N/A
SwedenJimmy Eriksson [G]40000N/A
CanadaGianmarco Raimondo [G]20000N/A
PolandKuba Giermaziak [G]20000N/A

FIA European Formula 3

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FIA Formula 3 European Championship
YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF.LapsPodiumsPointsD.C.T.C.
2015Dallara F315-VolkswagenGermanyMarkus Pommer331012116.510th7th
United Kingdom Sam MacLeod300000224th
Dallara F314-VolkswagenMalaysiaNabil Jeffri330000226th
IndiaMahaveer Raghunathan270000039th
ThailandTanart Sathienthirakul30000040th
2016Dallara F315-VolkswagenSwedenJoel Eriksson30102102525th3rd
FinlandNiko Kari30100512910th
Dallara F316-VolkswagenBrazilSérgio Sette Câmara30001210711th
Dallara F314-VolkswagenChinaGuanyu Zhou30000210113th
2017Dallara F315-VolkswagenSwedenJoel Eriksson30322141392nd3rd
RomaniaPetru Florescu60000023rd
EstoniaJüri Vips30000N/ANC
Dallara F316-VolkswagenGermanyDavid Beckmann2100004516th†
Dallara F314-VolkswagenJapanMarino Sato300000117th
Dallara F317-VolkswagenGermanyKeyvan Andres300000021st
2018Dallara F318-VolkswagenUnited KingdomDan Ticktum3044183082nd2nd
Dallara F315-VolkswagenEstoniaJüri Vips3043672844th
South AfricaJonathan Aberdein30001310812th
Dallara F316-VolkswagenSwitzerlandFabio Scherer3001216414th
Dallara F314-VolkswagenSan MarinoMarino Sato30000031.516th
Dallara F318-VolkswagenSpainSebastián Fernández300000521st

† Includes points scored forVan Amersfoort Racing

Japanese Formula 3 Championship

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Japanese Formula 3 Championship
YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF.LapsPodiumsPointsD.C.T.C.
2019Dallara F314-VolkswagenFranceSacha Fenestraz20859181621st1st
Japan'Dragon'200000014th
Dallara F315-VolkswagenIndiaAmeya Vaidyanathan200000013th
Dallara F312-VolkswagenUnited KingdomEnaam Ahmed202118633rd
United KingdomHarrison Newey30000511th
Dallara F316-VolkswagenJapanUkyo Sasahara30000312th
Japan Takashi Hata20000020th

ADAC Formula 4

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesFast lapsPointsD.C.T.C.
2015Tatuus F4-T014-AbarthSwedenJoel Eriksson247312992ndN/A
GermanyJannes Fittje240002218th
Venezuela Jonathan Cecotto240001820th
Germany Michael Waldherr240008311th
2016Tatuus F4-T014-AbarthGermany Michael Waldherr180002816th7th
NetherlandsRichard Verschoor60003415th
South AfricaJonathan Aberdein240004914th
FinlandSimo Laaksonen241008811th
GermanySophia Flörsch240012519th
2017Tatuus F4-T014-AbarthSouth AfricaJonathan Aberdein21001949th6th
Netherlands Leonard Hoogenboom210001021st
United StatesDavid Malukas180002019th
BelgiumCharles Weerts21000322nd

Formula 4 UAE Championship

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesFast lapsPointsD.C.T.C.
2016–17Tatuus F4-T014-AbarthSouth AfricaJonathan Aberdein181412113681st1st[f]
United StatesLogan Sargeant180072612nd
BelgiumCharles Weerts11000847th5th[g]
VenezuelaSebastián Fernández71006510th
Netherlands Leonard Hoogenboom40002513th
2017–18Tatuus F4-T014-AbarthBelgiumCharles Weerts238383771st1st[h]
Germany Lucas Alecco Roy230001315th
BelgiumAmaury Cordeel171011208th

Super Formula

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF.L.PointsD.C.T.C.
2019Dallara SF19-HondaAustriaLucas Auer7001149th8th
United KingdomHarrison Newey7000615th
2020Dallara SF19-HondaJapanNobuharu Matsushita40001615th9th
BrazilSérgio Sette Câmara1010320th
FranceCharles Milesi3000021st
JapanMitsunori Takaboshi1000026th

Super Formula Lights

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YearCarDriversRacesWinsPolesF.L.PointsD.C.
2020Dallara 320-VolkswagenJapanSena Sakaguchi174521162nd
JapanYoshiaki Katayama5000106th
JapanMitsunori Takaboshi300087th
Japan Mizuki Ishizaka2000311th
Japan"Dragon"17000212th
JapanKiyoto Fujinami3000213th
JapanMasami Kageyama2000114th
JapanSakon Yamamoto3000016th
JapanSatoshi Motoyama3000017th
Japan Nobuhiro Imada9000018th
Japan Motoyoshi Yoshida8000019th
Japan Takashi Hata6000020th

Timeline

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Current series
Euroformula Open Championship2019–present
International GT Open2022–present
Le Mans Cup2024–present
Middle East Trophy2025–present
Former series
Formula König1999–2000
Formula Renault 2.0 Germany2001–2005
Eurocup Formula Renault 2.02001–2009
Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup2006–2009
Formula 3 Euro Series2009–2011
German Formula Three Championship2010–2014
Porsche Supercup2011
British Formula Three Championship2011, 2014
ADAC Formel Masters2011–2014
GP2 Series2013
Porsche Carrera Cup Germany2013
ADAC Formula 42015–2017
FIA Formula 3 European Championship2015–2018
Formula 4 UAE Championship2016–2018
Japanese Formula 3 Championship2019
Super Formula2019–2020
Super Formula Lights2020
Asian Le Mans Series2023–2024

Footnotes

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  1. ^abOperation Team atRussian Time team
  2. ^Entered as Cryptotower Racing
  3. ^Entered as Cryptotower Racing
  4. ^Entered as Cryptotower Racing
  5. ^Entered as Cryptotower Racing
  6. ^The entries were split into Team Motopark and Team Motopark 2.
  7. ^The entries were split into Team Motopark and Team Motopark 2.
  8. ^Entered as Dragon Motopark F4

References

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  1. ^Tremayne, Sam (4 March 2013)."Russian Time will replace iSport in GP2".Autosport.com.haymarket Publications. Retrieved4 March 2013.
  2. ^Игорь Мазепа: Мы ведём переговоры с Диллманом и Фряйнсом (in Russian). F1news.ru. 7 March 2013. Retrieved24 April 2013.
  3. ^abKabanovsky, Aleksander (5 March 2013)."Russian Time hopes Motopark tie-up will build driver ladder into F1".Autosport.com.Haymarket Publications. Retrieved5 March 2013.
  4. ^Bradley, Charles (22 February 2013)."iSport on verge of selling GP2 entry".Autosport.com.Haymarket Publications. Retrieved4 March 2013.
  5. ^Bradley, Charles (21 April 2013)."Bahrain GP2: Bird wins thrilling sprint race victory by 0.08s".Autosport.com.Haymarket Publications. Retrieved21 April 2013.
  6. ^Bradley, Charles (24 May 2013)."Monaco GP2: Sam Bird wins in Monte Carlo again".Autosport.com.Haymarket Publications. Retrieved24 May 2013.
  7. ^Allen, Peter (27 September 2013)."Russian Time joins GP3 field for 2014". Paddock Scout. Retrieved27 September 2013.
  8. ^"Lotus team to compete in the 2014 ATS Formula 3 Cup".German Formula Three Championship. Formel-3-Vereinigung e.V. 30 October 2013. Archived fromthe original on 1 November 2013. Retrieved3 November 2013.We will contest the ADAC Formula Masters, the GP3 and GP2 in 2014. Therefore we can pave the way for young talents to smoothly advance from karting towards Formula 1. We will announce the drivers shortly before the end of the year.
  9. ^"Motopark splits with Russian Time following Igor Mazepa's death - GP2 news - AUTOSPORT.com".www.autosport.com. Archived fromthe original on 2014-02-23.
  10. ^Simmons, Marcus (29 January 2018)."Aberdein joins Motopark for rookie European F3 season".Motorsport.com. Retrieved29 January 2018.
  11. ^Simmons, Marcus (29 January 2018)."Motopark adds sixth driver to F3 line-up".motorsport.com.Motorsport Network. Archived fromthe original on 28 July 2018. Retrieved29 January 2018.
  12. ^Allen, Peter (8 January 2018)."Marino Sato stays with Motopark for second season of European F3". formulascout.com. Retrieved8 January 2018.
  13. ^Simmons, Marcus (31 October 2017)."Motopark names F3 2018's first driver signing".Motorsport.com. Retrieved31 October 2017.
  14. ^Turner, Kevin (4 December 2017)."Red Bull's Ticktum announces Motopark F3 move".Motorsport Network. Retrieved4 December 2017.
  15. ^Allen, Peter (20 February 2018)."ADAC F4 champion Juri Vips seals 2018 F3 seat with Motopark".formulascout.com. Formula Scout. Retrieved20 February 2018.
  16. ^Allen, Peter (5 December 2018)."Red Bull finalises Dan Ticktum's Super Formula move, Honda junior tie-up".formulascout.com. Formula Scout. Retrieved5 December 2018.
  17. ^Thukral, Rachit (January 11, 2019)."Honda reveals details of Super Formula line-up shuffle".motorsport.com.Motorsport Network. RetrievedFebruary 16, 2019.
  18. ^Brierty, William (February 15, 2019)."Sacha Fenestraz finalises Japanese F3 and Super GT programmes".FormulaScout. RetrievedFebruary 16, 2019.
  19. ^Simmons, Marcus (March 29, 2019)."Enaam Ahmed switches to Motopark in Japanese F3 reshuffle".Autosport.Motorsport Network. RetrievedMarch 29, 2019.
  20. ^Allen, Peter (28 February 2019)."Marino Sato to stay in Formula European Masters with Motopark after testing F2".FormulaScout. Retrieved28 February 2019.
  21. ^Khorounzhiy, Valentin (5 December 2018)."Red Bull firms up Honda-linked junior team plan for 2019".Motorsport.com.Motorsport Network. Retrieved5 December 2018.
  22. ^Allen, Peter (February 18, 2019)."Liam Lawson signed to Red Bull Junior Team after TRS title, to race for Motopark in FEM".FormulaScout. RetrievedFebruary 18, 2019.
  23. ^Simmons, Marcus (March 22, 2019)."DTM-supporting Formula European Masters series for F3 cars cancelled".Autosport.Motorsport Network. RetrievedApril 2, 2019.
  24. ^Wood, Elliot (April 2, 2019)."Motopark makes Euroformula Open switch, retains FEM line-up".FormulaScout. RetrievedApril 2, 2019.
  25. ^"Motopark adds fourth Euroformula car for Julian Hanses". 18 April 2019. Retrieved18 April 2019.

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