French hill climb championship
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The French hill climb championship, or Championnat de France de la Montagne started in 1967 and rapidly became one of the continent's most competitive national series. For much of its history, the leading cars have been from Formula 2 (later Formula 3000 from 1985) or 2-litre sports cars. Some F1 cars were seen in the 1960s and occasionally in the 1970s (for example Daniel Rouveyran's March 721G in 1973) and Hervé Bayard also tried a Formula 5000 car in the early 1970s.
[edit] Champions
Year | Driver | Car |
---|---|---|
1967 | Pierre Maublanc | Abarth 2000 |
1968 | Pierre Maublanc | Abarth 2000 |
1969 | Daniel Rouveyran | Tecno Ford F2 |
1970 | Hervé Bayard | Tecno Ford F2 |
1971 | Jimmy Mieusset | Pygmée MDB15[1] Ford FVA F2 |
1972 | Jimmy Mieusset | March 722 F2 |
1973 | Jimmy Mieusset | March 722 F2 |
1974 | Jimmy Mieusset (Champion of G8/9) | March 742-BMW F2 |
1975 | Jimmy Mieusset (Champion of G8/9) | March 742-BMW F2 |
1976 | Michel Pignard | March 762-BMW F2 |
1977 | Christian Debias | Ralt RT1-BMW F2 |
1978 | Jean-Marie Almeras | Porsche 935 L |
1979 | Guy Fréquelin | Martini MK25-BMW F2 |
1980 | Jean-Christian Duby | Ford Escort 1800 RS |
1981 | Marc Sourd | Martini MK31-ROC F2 |
1982 | Marcel Tarrès | Martini MK28-BMW F2 |
1983 | Marcel Tarrès | Martini T01-BMW |
1984 | Marcel Tarrès | Martini T01-BMW and Martini MK43-BMW |
1985 | Marcel Tarrès | Martini MK43-BMW |
1986 | Marcel Tarrès | Martini MK45-BMW |
1987 | Daniel Boccard | Martini M01B-BMW |
1988 | Unknown | Unknown |
1989 | Unknown | Unknown |
1990 | Unknown | Unknown |
1991 | Marcel Tarres | Martini MK56 T |
1992 | Unknown | Unknown |
1993 | Unknown | Unknown |
1994 | Unknown | Unknown |
1995 | Unknown | Unknown |
1996 | Unknown | Unknown |
1997 | Unknown | Unknown |
1998 | Unknown | Unknown |
1999 | Unknown | Unknown |
2000 | Bernard Chambérod | Reynard 92D |
2001 | Bernard Chambérod | Reynard 92D |
2002 | Bernard Chambérod | Reynard 92D |
2003 | Bernard Chambérod | Reynard 92D |
2004 | Bernard Chambérod | Reynard 92D |
2005 | Lionel Regal | Reynard 95D |
2006 | Lionel Regal | Reynard 95D |
[edit] Reference
- ^ Les Monoplaces Pygmée de Marius & Patrick Dal Bo, Didier Martin, Editions du Palmier, 2002.