1993 German Formula Three Championship

Last updated April 27, 2024

The 1993 German Formula Three Championship (German : 1993 Deutsche Formel-3-Meisterschaft) was a multi-event motor racing championship for single-seat open wheel formula racing cars that held in Germany and in Belgium. The championship featured drivers competing in two-litre Formula Three racing cars majorly built by Dallara which conform to the technical regulations, or formula, for the championship. It commenced on 3 April at Zolder and ended at Hockenheim on 19 September after ten double-header rounds.

Opel Team WTS driver Jos Verstappen became the first Dutch champion. He won eight races and collected another six podium finishes. Massimiliano Angelelli finished as runner-up with win at Diepholz Airfield Circuit, losing 41 points to Verstappen. Sascha Maassen won at Hockenheimring, Nürburgring and Alemannenring. Michael Krumm and Roberto Colciago completed the top-five in the drivers' championship. Markus Liesner and Jörg Müller were the other race winners. Patrick Bernhardt clinched the B-Cup championship title.^[1]

Teams and drivers

Entry List^[2]
Team	No.	Driver	Chassis	Engine	Rounds
Class A
Opel Team WTS	1	Jos Verstappen	Dallara 393/034	Opel	All
	2	Claudia Hürtgen	Dallara 393/040		1-4, 6-8
		Marco Werner			5
		Sandy Grau			9-10
G+M Escom Motorsport	3	Michael Krumm	Dallara 393/036	Opel	All
G+M Escom Motorsport	4	Michael Graf	Dallara 393/035	Opel	All
Volkswagen Motorsport	5	Sascha Maassen	Dallara 393/033	Volkswagen	All
Volkswagen Motorsport	6	Massimiliano Angelelli	Dallara 393/018	Volkswagen	All
Jacques Isler Racing	7	Dino Lamby	Dallara 393/039	Fiat	1-8
	7	Patrick Vallant	Dallara 393/039		9
	8	Philipp Peter	Dallara 393/021		All
Abt Motorsport - ADAC F3 Junior Team	12	Christian Abt	Dallara 393/020	Opel	All
Vienna Racing	14	Peter Kox	Eufra 393/01	Mugen-Honda	1-2
	15	Marko Mankonen			3-4
	15	Frank Krämer			5
KMS	16	Gian-Maria Regazzoni	Dallara 393/065	Opel	4-10
	17	Markus Liesner	Dallara 393/003		All
	18	Ruedi Schurter	Dallara 393/048		5, 10
Elf Team Formel 3	19	Danny Pfeil	Reynard 933/015	Opel	1
	19	Thomas Wöhrle	Reynard 933/015		2-5, 7-10
	20	Marco Werner	Dallara 393/067		6-10
Danny Pfeil	20	Danny Pfeil	Reynard 923/014	Opel]	2
Marko RSM	33	Jörg Müller	Dallara 393/068	Fiat	5-7, 9-10
Marko RSM	37	Alexander Wurz	Dallara 393/031	Fiat	1-7, 9-10
RC Motorsport	38	Roberto Colciago	Dallara 393/009	Opel	2-10
	39	Michele Gasparini	Dallara 393/038		2
	39	Danny Pfeil	Dallara 393/038		3-10
Richard Arnold Developments	41	Warren Hughes	Dallara 393/061	Fiat	10
Richard Arnold Developments	42	Steven Arnold	Dallara 393/043	Mugen-Honda	10
Class B
G+M Escom Motorsport	50	Frank Kremer	Ralt RT36/962	Opel	All
G+M Escom Motorsport	51	Hans Fertl	Ralt RT36/980	Opel	All
Abt Motorsport - ADAC F3 Junior Team	52	Anreas Schüssler	Ralt RT35/892	Volkswagen	1-5
Indet Racing	53	Tomáš Karhánek	Reynard 923/005	Opel	All
KMS	55	Christian Fischer	Dallara 392/036	Opel	1-3, 8, 10
Detlef Schoch	56	Detlef Schoch	Ralt RT30/529	Volkswagen	1-3, 5-7
Franz Binder	57	Franz Binder	Reynard 923/014	Opel	1, 3, 5, 7, 10
Andreas Reiter	57	Anreas Reiter	Reynard 923/014	Opel	9
Günter Aberer	58	Günter Aberer	Reynard 923/011	Alfa Romeo	1-2, 4
		Claudia Kreuzsaler			7
		Hans Egger-Richter			9-10
Thomas Wagner	59	Thomas Wagner	Reynard 903/038	Volkswagen	1-2
Franz Wöss Racing	60	André Fibier	Ralt RT36/956	Volkswagen	All
	61	Georg Holzer	Ralt RT35/884		1, 4, 7
	61	Franz Wöss	Ralt RT35/884		3, 5-6, 8, 10
Arnold Wagner	63	Arnold Wagner	Reynard 913/016	Volkswagen	1-2
Volkswagen Motorsport	66	Patrick Bernhardt	Ralt RT36/950	Volkswagen	All
Roger Studhalter	68	Roger Studhalter	Dallara 391/038	Volkswagen	10
Formel Vau Club Schweiz	69	Rudolf Meyer	Dallara 389/007	Alfa Romeo	10

Calendar

With the exception of round at Zolder in Belgium, all rounds took place on German soil.

Round		Location	Circuit	Date	Supporting
1	R1	Heusden-Zolder, Belgium	Circuit Zolder	3 April	AvD/MVBL Bergischer Löwe
1	R2	Heusden-Zolder, Belgium	Circuit Zolder	4 April	AvD/MVBL Bergischer Löwe
2	R1	Hockenheim, Germany	Hockenheimring	17 April	AvD/MAC-Rennsportfestival
2	R2	Hockenheim, Germany	Hockenheimring	18 April	AvD/MAC-Rennsportfestival
3	R1	Nürburg, Germany	Nürburgring	1 May	55. ADAC Eifelrennen
3	R2	Nürburg, Germany	Nürburgring	2 May	55. ADAC Eifelrennen
4	R1	Wunstorf, Germany	Wunstorf	15 May	ADAC Flugplatzrennen Wunstorf
4	R2	Wunstorf, Germany	Wunstorf	16 May	ADAC Flugplatzrennen Wunstorf
5	R1	Nuremberg, Germany	Norisring	26 June	ADAC-Norisring-Trophäe "200 Meilen von Nürnberg"
5	R2	Nuremberg, Germany	Norisring	27 June	ADAC-Norisring-Trophäe "200 Meilen von Nürnberg"
6	R1	Diepholz, Germany	Diepholz Airfield Circuit	7 August	26. ADAC-Flugplatzrennen Diepholz
6	R2	Diepholz, Germany	Diepholz Airfield Circuit	8 August	26. ADAC-Flugplatzrennen Diepholz
7	R1	Nürburg, Germany	Nürburgring	21 August	ADAC-Formel Festival
7	R2	Nürburg, Germany	Nürburgring	22 August	ADAC-Formel Festival
8	R1	Singen, Germany	Alemannenring	28 August	3. ADAC-Preis Singen
8	R2	Singen, Germany	Alemannenring	29 August	3. ADAC-Preis Singen
9	R1	Berlin, Germany	AVUS	11 September	ADAC-Avus-Rennen
9	R2	Berlin, Germany	AVUS	12 September	ADAC-Avus-Rennen
10	R1	Hockenheim, Germany	Hockenheimring	18 September	DMV-Preis Hockenheim
10	R2	Hockenheim, Germany	Hockenheimring	19 September	DMV-Preis Hockenheim

Results

Round		Circuit	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning driver	Winning team	B Class Winner
1	R1	Circuit Zolder	Michael Krumm	Jos Verstappen	Michael Krumm	G+M Escom Motorsport	André Fibier
1	R2	Circuit Zolder	Michael Krumm	Philipp Peter	Michael Krumm	G+M Escom Motorsport	Franz Binder
2	R1	Hockenheimring	Philipp Peter	Michael Krumm	Markus Liesner	KMS	André Fibier
2	R2	Hockenheimring	Markus Liesner	Jos Verstappen	Sascha Maassen	Volkswagen Motorsport	Thomas Winkelhock
3	R1	Nürburgring	Sascha Maassen	Sascha Maassen	Sascha Maassen	Volkswagen Motorsport	André Fibier
3	R2	Nürburgring	Sascha Maassen	Markus Liesner	Michael Krumm	G+M Escom Motorsport	Patrick Bernhardt
4	R1	Wunstorf	Sascha Maassen	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	André Fibier
4	R2	Wunstorf	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	Patrick Bernhardt
5	R1	Norisring	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	Patrick Bernhardt
5	R2	Norisring	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	Patrick Bernhardt
6	R1	Diepholz Airfield Circuit	Jörg Müller	Jörg Müller	Jörg Müller	Marko RSM	André Fibier
6	R2	Diepholz Airfield Circuit	Jörg Müller	Sascha Maassen	Massimiliano Angelelli	Volkswagen Motorsport	André Fibier
7	R1	Nürburgring	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Michael Krumm	G+M Escom Motorsport	André Fibier
7	R2	Nürburgring	Michael Krumm	Michael Krumm	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	Patrick Bernhardt
8	R1	Alemannenring	Sascha Maassen	Jos Verstappen	Sascha Maassen	Volkswagen Motorsport	Patrick Bernhardt
8	R2	Alemannenring	Sascha Maassen	Massimiliano Angelelli	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	Patrick Bernhardt
9	R1	AVUS	Jos Verstappen	Massimiliano Angelelli	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	Patrick Bernhardt
9	R2	AVUS	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Jos Verstappen	Opel Team WTS	Patrick Bernhardt
10	R1	Hockenheimring	Massimiliano Angelelli	Jos Verstappen	Roberto Colciago	RC Motorsport	André Fibier
10	R2	Hockenheimring	Roberto Colciago	Sascha Maassen	Sascha Maassen	Volkswagen Motorsport	Patrick Bernhardt

Championship standings

A-Class

Points are awarded as follows:

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
20	15	12	10	8	6	4	3	2	1

Pos	Driver	ZOL		HOC1		NÜR1		WUN		NOR		DIE		NÜR2		SIN		AVU		HOC2		Points
1	Jos Verstappen	3	Ret	5	4	2	2	1	1	1	1	2	Ret	2	1	2	1	1	1	7	11	269
2	Massimiliano Angelelli	2	2	4	10	4	4	3	3	5	6	3	1	4	3	5	3	2	4	2	2	228
3	Sascha Maassen	5	4	2	1	1	3	2	4	4	4	Ret	5	5	Ret	1	2	4	5	6	1	225
4	Michael Krumm	1	1	Ret	8	3	1	8	Ret	7	3	4	Ret	1	2	6	9	3	2	3	3	198
5	Roberto Colciago			3	9	6	10	4	2	3	2	Ret	Ret	DNS	6	3	Ret	5	3	1	4	141
6	Philipp Peter	Ret	3	Ret	Ret	7	6	Ret	6	2	5	5	3	9	8	4	Ret	9	DNS	5	DNS	96
7	Christian Abt	8	6	8	3	8	7	5	5	Ret	10	13	11	3	4	7	Ret	Ret	Ret	8	5	85
8	Markus Liesner	4	5	1	Ret	9	5	18	7	9	9	Ret	6	17	5	8	Ret	6	DNS	Ret	12	79
9	Jörg Müller									6	Ret	1	Ret	6	7			DNS	6	4	7	56
10	André Fibier	9	10	10	Ret	11	Ret	6	9	20	14	6	2	11	15	Ret	8	DNS	12	12	10	37
11	Marco Werner									8	DNS	7	7	7	9	9	4	7	7	Ret	Ret	37
12	Claudia Hürtgen	Ret	Ret	6	2	5	11	DNS	11			Ret	8	Ret	10	12	DNS					33
13	Alexander Wurz	Ret	7	9	6	20	12	Ret	DNS	10	11	9	4	Ret	12			DNS	11	9	19	27
14	Dino Lamby	6	12	7	5	17	15	12	18	11	DNS	11	Ret	Ret	16	10	6					25
15	Patrick Bernhardt	Ret	Ret	14	14	Ret	13	7	8	13	8	Ret	Ret	12	11	11	5	12	8	22	9	23
16	Michael Graf	Ret	13	13	11	10	9	10	Ret	12	7	10	Ret	Ret	Ret	14	7	DNS	13	17	6	19
17	Danny Pfeil	11	Ret	16	Ret	13	8	9	10	16	13	Ret	10	8	13	Ret	11	11	10	11	Ret	11
18	Frank Kremer	10	9	15	15	Ret	DNS	11	13	14	12	8	9	13	14	13	10	Ret	14	18	13	9
19	Gian Maria Regazzoni							Ret	14	Ret	DNS	Ret	13	10	18	Ret	12	8	9	10	21	7
20	Peter Kox	7	Ret	Ret	Ret																	4
21	Christian Fischer	Ret	Ret	11	7	12	19									Ret	DSQ			Ret	Ret	4
22	Franz Binder	12	8			15	Ret			15	16			Ret	DNS					14	14	3
23	Steven Arnold																			Ret	8	3
24	Patrick Vallant																	10	17			1
25	Günter Aberer	16	11	19	Ret			16	15													0
26	Tomáš Karhánek	13	DNS	17	Ret	19	20	15	16	17	17	12	12	15	17	DNS	Ret	13	16	15	15	0
27	Michele Gasparini			12	12																	0
28	Marko Mankonen					14	14	13	12													0
29	Thomas Wöhrle			18	13	16	17	DNS	DNS	18	Ret			DNS	DNS	15	13	DNS	DNS	DNS	16	0
30	Ruedi Schurter									Ret	DNS									13	DNS	0
31	Andreas Schüssler	14	DNS	Ret	16	18	18	14	Ret	Ret	15											0
32	Hans Fertl	15	14	20	Ret	21	16	Ret	Ret	19	18	Ret	14	14	19	16	14	14	18	16	Ret	0
33	Franz Wöss					Ret	21			DNQ	DNQ	14	15			17	15			19	20	0
34	Georg Holzer	17	15					17	17					18	21							0
35	Detlef Schoch	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	22	22			DNQ	DNQ	15	Ret	Ret	22							0
36	Sandy Grau																	DNS	15	DNS	DNS	0
37	Claudia Kreuzsaler													16	20							0
38	Hans Egger-Richter																	DNS	Ret	20	17	0
39	Arnold Wagner	DNS	DNS	DNS	17																	0
40	Roger Studhalter																			Ret	18	0
41	Rudolf Meyer																			21	22	0
	Andreas Reiter																	Ret	Ret			0
	Warren Hughes																			Ret	DNS	0
	Thomas Wagner	DNQ	DNQ	DNS	DNS																	0
	Frank Krämer									DNS	DNS											0
Pos	Driver	ZOL		HOC1		NÜR1		WUN		NOR		DIE		NÜR2		SIN		AVU		HOC2		Points

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold - Pole
Italics - Fastest Lap

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References

↑ "Formula 3 Germany 1993 standings". driverdb.com. Driver Database. Retrieved 11 October 2016.
↑ "STARTERLISTE 1993 DEUTSCHE FORMEL-3-MEISTERSCHAFT" (PDF) (in German). formel3guide.com. Retrieved 11 October 2016.

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[1] "Formula 3 Germany 1993 standings". driverdb.com. Driver Database. Retrieved 11 October 2016.

[2] "STARTERLISTE 1993 DEUTSCHE FORMEL-3-MEISTERSCHAFT" (PDF) (in German). formel3guide.com. Retrieved 11 October 2016.

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