2004 Formula Renault 2000 Germany season

Last updated March 20, 2024

Motopark Oschersleben driver Scott Speed won four races on his way to championship title. His compatriot Colin Fleming of the Jenzer Motorsport won races at Salzburgring and Lausitz. Michael Ammermüller completed the top 3 without winning a race. The same number of wins as the champion had Pascal Kochem, who finished fourth. Other wins were shared between Frank Kechele, Reinhard Kofler and Pekka Saarinen, who finished sixth, seventh and eighth respectively.^[1]

Drivers and teams

2004 Entry List^[2]
Team	No.	Driver name	Rounds
MD Motorsport	2	Marco Dürr	All
Novorace Oy	3	Miikka Honkanen	1–4
	15	Mika Leirilaakso	All
	45	Henri Niskanen	5–7
Motopark Oschersleben	4	Dominik Weigl	All
	5	Frank Kechele	All
	41	Scott Speed	All
Best Motorsport	6	Patric Filutowicz	1–6
Best Motorsport	20	Andreas Ziggel	All
Kern Motorsport	7	Bruno Rudolf Fechner	All
Team Aarhus Racing	8	Jesper Wulff Laurens	1
	9	Steffen Møller	1, 3
	32	Milan Matejcek	1–3
Jenzer Motorsport	10	Pascal Kochem	All
	11	Michael Ammermüller	All
	12	Colin Fleming	All
Team Formula Sport	16	Kasper Andersen	1–2, 5
SL Formula Racing	14	Pekka Saarinen	All
	17	Philipp Wlazik	All
	26	Dima Raihklin	All
	47	Takuya Izawa	6
Lukoil Racing Team	18	Yuri Baiborodov	All
Lukoil Racing Team	19	Mikhail Aleshin	All
Julian Theobald	21	Julian Theobald	1–6
Rhein-Ahr Racing	22	Siegfried Perchtold	1–3
Rhein-Ahr Racing	23	Barna Paár	All
J.D. Motorsport	24	Dominique Claessens	1–6
J.D. Motorsport	25	Reinhard Kofler	1–6
Prema Powerteam	29	Ben Clucas	5
	30	Kohei Hirate	5
	31	Kamui Kobayashi	5
Equipe Bernoise	34	Cyndie Allemann	3, 5
Equipe Bernoise	35	David Oberle	3, 5–6
Kenny Weiss	36	Kenny Weiss	3–7
Conrad Racing	37	Sandro Manuzzi	3
PlayStation Junior Team Oreca	39	Nicolas Prost	5
PlayStation Junior Team Oreca	40	Laurent Groppi	5
Van Amersfoort Racing	42	Carlo van Dam	6–7
Van Amersfoort Racing	43	Renger van der Zande	6–7
Max Racing	44	Max Nilsson	5–7
Bernd Deuling	46	Bernd Deuling	5–7

Race calendar and results

Round		Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team
1	R1	Motopark Oschersleben	8 May	Mikhail Aleshin	Pascal Kochem	Pascal Kochem	Jenzer Motorsport
1	R2	Motopark Oschersleben	9 May	Michael Ammermüller	Scott Speed	Scott Speed	Motopark Oschersleben
2	R1	TT Circuit Assen	22 May	Pekka Saarinen	Michael Ammermüller	Pekka Saarinen	SL Formula Racing
2	R2	TT Circuit Assen	23 May	Pascal Kochem	Pascal Kochem	Scott Speed	Motopark Oschersleben
3	R1	Salzburgring	10 July	Colin Fleming	Jesper Wulff Laurens	Colin Fleming	Jenzer Motorsport
3	R2	Salzburgring	11 July	Colin Fleming	Colin Fleming	Colin Fleming	Jenzer Motorsport
4	R1	Sachsenring	14 August	Pascal Kochem	Pascal Kochem	Pascal Kochem	Jenzer Motorsport
4	R2	Sachsenring	15 August	Mikhail Aleshin	Colin Fleming	Scott Speed	Motopark Oschersleben
5	R1	Nürburgring	28 August	Pascal Kochem	Mikhail Aleshin	Pascal Kochem	Jenzer Motorsport
5	R2	Nürburgring	29 August	Scott Speed	Michael Ammermüller	Reinhard Kofler	J.D. Motorsport
6	R1	EuroSpeedway Lausitz	11 September	Pascal Kochem	Colin Fleming	Colin Fleming	Jenzer Motorsport
6	R2	EuroSpeedway Lausitz	12 September	Pascal Kochem	Reinhard Kofler	Pascal Kochem	Jenzer Motorsport
7	R1	Motopark Oschersleben	9 October	Scott Speed	Frank Kechele	Frank Kechele	Motopark Oschersleben
7	R2	Motopark Oschersleben	10 October	Scott Speed	Scott Speed	Scott Speed	Motopark Oschersleben

Standings

Point system : 30, 24, 20, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 for 20th. No points for Fastest lap or Pole position.

Pos	Driver name	OSC		ASS		SAL		SAC		NÜR		LAU		OSC		Points
Pos	Driver name	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Points
1	Scott Speed	18	1	3	1	2	2	2	1	3	Ret	2	8	3	1	293
2	Colin Fleming	11	10	2	3	1	1	4	4	5	3	1	7	2	3	284
3	Michael Ammermüller	2	14	7	6	5	6	13	3	2	4	4	3	5	2	238
4	Pascal Kochem	1	Ret	6	2	3	3	1	15	1	15	8	1	20	18	208
5	Mikhail Aleshin	3	15	12	7	4	5	17	2	10	2	Ret	6	6	13	185
6	Frank Kechele	5	Ret	8	8	8	Ret	6	11	7	8	6	4	1	Ret	169
7	Reinhard Kofler	19	12	4	4	18	4	3	12	4	1	3	22			164
8	Pekka Saarinen	17	2	1	5	14	Ret	7	14	8	12	Ret	2	18	Ret	151
9	Jesper Wulff Laurens	6	3	10	10	10	14	10	7	Ret	10	10	15	19	9	143
10	Dominique Claessens	4	18	5	9	7	19	8	9	9	11	5	11			137
11	Bruno Rudolf Fechner	7	13	Ret	DNS	9	9	5	DSQ	Ret	18	9	12	7	16	105
12	Mika Leirilaakso	Ret	8	Ret	14	Ret	11	15	8	Ret	DNS	7	10	8	4	104
13	Marco Dürr	16	5	11	13	17	8	21	Ret	21	23	16	13	10	8	93
14	Barna Paár	10	7	13	15	13	20	14	6	22	16	12	20	15	Ret	92
15	Dima Raihklin	Ret	11	18	11	16	DNS	16	Ret	14	9	Ret	16	4	6	89
16	Andreas Ziggel	9	Ret	17	17	Ret	Ret	12	5	Ret	21	11	17	16	7	78
17	Kenny Weiss					11	Ret	9	10	19	19	13	14	12	12	70
18	Patric Filutowicz	12	9	15	12	22	12	Ret	13	16	Ret	15	18			67
19	Philipp Wlazik	8	16	9	19	24	Ret	20	Ret	12	17	Ret	Ret	14	15	59
20	Yuri Baibodorov	13	19	14	Ret	Ret	10	18	Ret	20	27	Ret	Ret	11	10	53
21	Steffen Møller	15	6			19	7									37
22	Sandro Manuzzi					6	6									30
23	Kasper Andersen	Ret	4	Ret	20					18	13					29
24	Laurent Groppi									6	7					29
25	Kohei Hirate									11	6					25
26	Renger van der Zande											Ret	22	13	5	24
27	Max Nilsson									24	24	Ret	9	21	11	23
28	Julian Theobald	Ret	Ret	19	16	13	17	Ret	DNS	23	22	18	23			22
29	Dominik Weigl	Ret	17	16	21	23	Ret	11	Ret	Ret	28	Ret	Ret	Ret	Ret	19
30	Carlo van Dam											19	DSQ	9	17	18
31	Kamui Kobayashi									Ret	5					16
32	Miikka Honkanen	Ret	20	Ret	DNS	15	14	19	Ret							16
33	Ben Clucas									13	14					15
34	Henri Niskanen									25	26	17	Ret	17	14	15
35	Siegfried Perchtold	14	Ret	20	Ret	20	16									14
36	Takuya Izawa										20	10				12
37	Cyndie Allemann					25	15			15	Ret					12
38	David Oberle					Ret	Ret			Ret	25	14	Ret			7
39	Milan Matejcek	Ret	Ret	Ret	18	21	18									6
40	Nicolas Prost									17	14					5
41	Bernd Deuling											21	19			2
Pos	Driver name	OSC		ASS		SAL		SAC		NÜR		LAU		OSC		Points

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References

↑ "Fahrerwertung nach 14 von 14 Rennen". MRT-Sport.de (in German). MotorRaceTime. Archived from the original on 28 June 2013. Retrieved 26 June 2013.
↑ "Formel Renault Cup — Starterliste 2004". MRT-Sport.de (in German). MotorRaceTime. Archived from the original on 28 June 2013. Retrieved 26 June 2013.

External links

Official website of the Formula Renault 2.0 Germany championship

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[1] "Fahrerwertung nach 14 von 14 Rennen". MRT-Sport.de (in German). MotorRaceTime. Archived from the original on 28 June 2013. Retrieved 26 June 2013.

[2] "Formel Renault Cup — Starterliste 2004". MRT-Sport.de (in German). MotorRaceTime. Archived from the original on 28 June 2013. Retrieved 26 June 2013.

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