North European Zone Formula 3 Cup

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North European Zone Formula 3 Cup
Category Single-seaters
Country Northern Europe
Inaugural season 2008
Folded 2009
Constructors Dallara, ArtTech
Engine suppliers Opel, Fiat, Mugen Honda
Last Drivers' champion Flag of Finland.svg Jani Tammi
Last Teams' champion Flag of Finland.svg Oakra F3 Motorsport
Official website fia-nez.eu/

The North European Zone Formula 3 Cup, also known as the NEZ Formula 3 Cup, was an open wheel racing series based in Northern Europe. The series ran from 2008 to 2009. [1] The NEZ member counties are Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway, Russia and Sweden.

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Scoring system

In each two race of the weekend, points are awarded to the top twelve finishers, with 25 points for a win. A bonus point is awarded for the fastest qualifying time and for the fastest lap of each race. The same scoring system is used in all FIA NEZ racing championships and cups.

Current NEZ Formula 3 Cup scoring system
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th11th12thPoleFastest Lap
25201614121086432111

Champions

SeasonChampionTeam Champion
2008 Flag of Russia.svg Vladimir Semenov Flag of Russia.svg ZyXEL RRT
2009 Flag of Finland.svg Jani Tammi Flag of Finland.svg Oakra F3 Motorsport

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