Euro Formula 3000
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The Euro Formula 3000 is a motorsport single-seater series and a type of formula racing.
The series started in 1999 as Italian Formula 3000 and became Europaen Formula 3000 in 2001, when the FIA Formula 3000 became International. At the beginning nearly all races were held in Italy, but very quickly the series was enlarged and had venues in different European countries. For 2004 Superfund enclosed its sponsername in the series name. But one year later they withdraw and so the series went back to Italy.
Since the beginning the series runs Lola chassis with Zytek engines. The teams used Lola T96/50 in the three two years. The next three years (2001-2003) saw the Lola T99/50 in use. In 2005 and 2006 Lola B02/50 (class A) and Lola B99/50 (light class and Pro Series) chassis were in use.
2005 also saw a rival series (Pro Series), also based in Italy and also using Lola B99/50 chassis. This series was renamed in 2006 to F3000 International Masters.
In 2006 there was a new start to establish a kind of European Formula 3000 named Euroseries 3000.
[edit] Champions
Year | Series name | Champion | Lower class | Champion | |
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1999 | Italian Formula 3000 | Giorgio Vinella | |||
2000 | Italian Formula 3000 | Ricardo Sperafico | |||
2001 | Euro Formula 3000 | Felipe Massa | |||
2002 | Euro Formula 3000 | Jaime Melo, Jr. | |||
2003 | Euro Formula 3000 | Augusto Farfus | |||
2004 | Superfund Euro Formula 3000 | Nicky Pastorelli | |||
2005 | Italian Formula 3000 | Luca Filippi | light class | Stefano Gattuso | |
2006 | Euroseries 3000 | Giacomo Ricci | |||
2007 | Euroseries 3000 | ? | ? |
Year | Series name | Champion |
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2005 | 3000 Pro Series | Max Busnelli |
Norbert Siedler | ||
2006 | F3000 International Masters | Jan Charouz |