1986 FIA European Formula 3 Cup

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Race details
Circuit Imola 1992.png
Date26 October 1986
Official nameFIA European Formula Three Cup
Location Imola, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
CoursePermanent racing facility
5.040 km (3.132 mi)
DistanceRace
20 laps, 100.8 km (62.6 mi)
Race
Pole Position
Driver Flag of Italy.svg Massimo Monti Prema Racing
1:45.73
Fastest Lap
Driver Flag of Germany.svg Bernd Schneider Team Sonax
2:09.53
Podium
First Flag of Italy.svg Stefano Modena Euroteam
Second Flag of Italy.svg Alex Caffi Venturini Racing
Third Flag of Italy.svg Nicola Larini Enzo Coloni Racing

The 1986 FIA European Formula Three Cup was the second European Formula Three Cup race and the first to be held at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari on October 26, 1986. The race was won by Italian Stefano Modena, driving for Euroteam outfit, who finished ahead of the previous years winner Alex Caffi and fellow Italian Nicola Larini.

Contents

Drivers and teams

1986 Entry List
TeamNoDriverChassisEngine
Venturini Racing1 Flag of Italy.svg Alex Caffi Dallara 386 Alfa Romeo
Enzo Coloni Racing 2 Flag of Italy.svg Nicola Larini Dallara 386 Alfa Romeo
3 Flag of Italy.svg Marco Apicella
Euroteam4 Flag of Italy.svg Stefano Modena Reynard 863 Alfa Romeo
Prema Racing 5 Flag of Italy.svg Massimo Monti Ralt RT30 Volkswagen
Euroracing Junior Team6 Flag of Italy.svg Eugenio Visco Dallara 386 Alfa Romeo
ORECA 11 Flag of France.svg Yannick Dalmas Martini MK49 Volkswagen
13 Flag of France.svg Michel Trollé
Jose Alesi12 Flag of France.svg Jean Alesi Dallara 386 Alfa Romeo
DRS / Patrick Jamin14 Flag of France.svg Gilles Lempereur Dallara 386 Volkswagen
Wolfgang Kaufmann21 Flag of Germany.svg Wolfgang Kaufmann Ralt RT30 Volkswagen
Team Sonax Autopflege23 Flag of Germany.svg Bernd Schneider Reynard 863 Volkswagen
Trivellato Racing24 Flag of Spain.svg Alfonso de Vinuesa Dallara 386 Alfa Romeo
Squadra Foitek25 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Hans-Peter Kaufmann Dallara 386 Volkswagen
51 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Gregor Foitek
Swallow Racing32 Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Sandro Sala Ralt RT30 Volkswagen
Neto Jochamowitz34 Flag of Peru.svg Neto Jochamowitz Reynard 863 Volkswagen
The Swedish Lions41 Flag of Sweden.svg Niclas Schönström Ralt RT30 Volkswagen
42 Flag of Sweden.svg Michael Johansson
HT Racing43 Flag of Sweden.svg Hasse Thaung Ralt RT30 Volkswagen
Finlandia F-Team32 Flag of Finland.svg Sami Pensala Reynard 863 Volkswagen
Carrena Motorpro45 Flag of Sweden.svg Henrik Barkström Ralt RT30 Volkswagen
Team Quality46 Flag of Sweden.svg Håkan Olausson Ralt RT30 Volkswagen
Jakob Bordoli52 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Jakob Bordoli Martini MK49 Volkswagen
Team Forti Corse 53 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Urs Dudler Dallara 386 Volkswagen
Formel Rennsport Club54 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Jo Zeller Ralt RT30 Toyota
Ruedi Schurter55 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Ruedi Schurter Reynard 863 Volkswagen
Fritz Augsburger56 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Fritz Augsburger Reynard 863 Volkswagen
Source: [1]

Classification

Qualifying

PosNoDriverTeamTimeGap
15 Flag of Italy.svg Massimo Monti Prema Racing 1:45.64
23 Flag of Italy.svg Marco Apicella Enzo Coloni Racing 1:45.73+ 0.09 s
311 Flag of France.svg Yannick Dalmas ORECA 1:45.80+ 0.16 s
42 Flag of Italy.svg Nicola Larini Enzo Coloni Racing 1:45.98+ 0.38 s
56 Flag of Italy.svg Eugenio ViscoEuroracing Junior Team1:46.06+ 0.42 s
64 Flag of Italy.svg Stefano Modena Euroteam1:46.20+ 0.56 s
71 Flag of Italy.svg Alex Caffi Venturini Racing1:46.25+ 0.61 s
821 Flag of Germany.svg Wolfgang KaufmannWolfgang Kaufmann1:46.84+ 1.20 s
951 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Gregor Foitek Squadra Foitek1:46.84+ 1.20 s
1032 Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Sandro Sala Swallow Racing1:47.00+ 1.48 s
1124 Flag of Spain.svg Alfonso de Vinuesa Trivellato Racing1:47.01+ 1.49 s
1223 Flag of Germany.svg Bernd Schneider Team Sonax Autopflege1:47.25+ 1.73 s
1325 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Hans-Peter KaufmannSquadra Foitek1:47.30+ 1.78 s
1412 Flag of France.svg Jean Alesi Jose Alesi1:47.48+ 1.84 s
1513 Flag of France.svg Michel Trollé ORECA 1:47.50+ 1.86 s
1634 Flag of Peru.svg Neto JochamowitzNeto Jochamowitz1:47.84+ 2.22 s
1742 Flag of Sweden.svg Michael JohanssonThe Swedish Lions1:48.02+ 2.48 s
1853 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Urs Dudler Team Forti Corse 1:48.11+ 2.57 s
1943 Flag of Sweden.svg Hasse ThaungHT Racing1:48.18+ 2.64 s
2041 Flag of Sweden.svg Niclas SchönströmThe Swedish Lions1:48.22+ 2.68 s
2114 Flag of France.svg Gilles LemperuerDRS / Patrick Jamin1:48.27+ 2.73 s
2245 Flag of Sweden.svg Henrik BarkströmCarrena Motopro1:48.47+ 2.83 s
2354 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Jo Zeller Formel Rennsport Club1:48.96+ 3.32 s
2452 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Jakob BordoliJakob Bordoli1:49.09+ 3.45 s
2544 Flag of Finland.svg Sami PensalaFinlandia F-Team1:49.39+ 3.75 s
2646 Flag of Sweden.svg Håkan OlaussonTeam Quality1:49.86+ 4.22 s
2755 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Ruedi SchurterRuedi Schurter1:50.02+ 4.48 s
2856 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Franz AugsburgerFranz Augsburger1:50.12+ 4.58 s
Source: [2]

Race

PosNoDriverTeamLapsTime / RetiredGrid
14 Flag of Italy.svg Stefano Modena Euroteam2043min 54.33sec6
21 Flag of Italy.svg Alex Caffi Venturini Racing20+ 59.12 s7
32 Flag of Italy.svg Nicola Larini Enzo Coloni Racing 20+ 1:02.94 s4
432 Flag of Brazil.svg Maurizio Sandro Sala Swallow Racing20+ 1:24.55 s10
534 Flag of Peru.svg Neto JochamowitzNeto Jochamowitz20+ 1:30.88 s16
613 Flag of France.svg Michel Trollé ORECA 20+ 2:20.39 s15
75 Flag of Italy.svg Massimo Monti Prema Racing 19+ 1 Lap1
846 Flag of Sweden.svg Håkan OlaussonTeam Quality19+ 1 Lap26
96 Flag of Italy.svg Eugenio ViscoEuroracing Junior Team19+ 1 Lap5
1012 Flag of France.svg Jean Alesi Jose Alesi19+ 1 Lap14
1121 Flag of Germany.svg Wolfgang KaufmannWolfgang Kaufmann19+ 1 Lap8
1243 Flag of Sweden.svg Hasse ThaungHT Racing19+ 1 Lap19
1352 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Jakob BordoliJakob Bordoli19+ 1 Lap24
1454 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Jo Zeller Formel Rennsport Club18+ 2 Laps23
1555 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Ruedi SchurterRuedi Schurter18+ 2 Laps27
Ret23 Flag of Germany.svg Bernd Schneider Team Sonax Autopflege17Retired12
Ret25 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Hans-Peter KaufmannSquadra Foitek14Retired13
Ret53 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Urs Dudler Team Forti Corse 14Retired18
Ret14 Flag of France.svg Gilles LempereurDRS / Patrick Jamin12Retired21
Ret41 Flag of Sweden.svg Niclas SchönströmThe Swedish Lions11Retired20
Ret24 Flag of Spain.svg Alfonso de Vinuesa Trivellato Racing6Retired11
Ret45 Flag of Sweden.svg Henrik BarkströmCarrena Motopro5Retired22
Ret3 Flag of Italy.svg Marco Apicella Enzo Coloni Racing 2Retired2
Ret56 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Franz AugsburgerFranz Augsburger2Retired28
Ret42 Flag of Sweden.svg Michael JohanssonThe Swedish Lions1Retired17
Ret51 Flag of Sweden.svg Gregor Foitek Squadra Foitek0Retired9
Ret11 Flag of France.svg Yannick Dalmas ORECA 0Retired3
DNS44 Flag of Finland.svg Sami PensalaFinlandia F-TeamDid Not Start
Source: [3]

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References

  1. "FIA COPPA D'EUROPA FORMULA 3 IMOLA - STARTERLISTE" (PDF). Retrieved 2015-11-02.
  2. "FIA COPPA D'EUROPA FORMULA 3 IMOLA - STARTAUFSTELLUNG" (PDF). Retrieved 2015-11-02.
  3. "FIA COPPA D'EUROPA FORMULA 3 IMOLA - ERGEBNIS" (PDF). Retrieved 2015-11-02.
Preceded by FIA European Formula Three Cup
1986
Succeeded by