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1998 Euro Open by Nissan


The 1998 Euro Open by Nissan was contested over 7 rounds/14 races. This was the first Open Fortuna by Nissan season which would go on to become the World Series by Renault. In this one-make formula all drivers had to use Coloni CN1 chassis and Nissan engines.

Teams and drivers

TeamNo.DriverRounds
ESP Campos Motorsport1ESP Marc GenéAll
2ESP Antonio GarcíaAll
ITA Scuderia Fama3POR Manuel GiãoAll
4ITA Stefano SanesiAll
ITA ADM Competizioni5ITA Gianantonio Pacchioni1-5
ITA EC Motorsport6FRA Patrice Gay2-7
23ARG Nicolás FilibertiAll
ITA First Grand Prix7ITA Riccardo MoscatelliAll
FRA G-TEC8FRA Frédéric GospariniAll
25nowrapESP Miguel Ángel de Castro3-7
ESP Saturn Motorsport9ESP Lluis LlobetAll
10ESP Víctor Fernández1-2, 4-7
21nowrapESP Ricardo García Galiano2-7
nowrapHUN Formax Racing Team11HUN Tamás Illés1-5
ESP Elide Racing12ESP Polo VillaamilAll
16nowrapESP José Maria Pérez Fontán6-7
25ESP Miguel Ángel de Castro1-2
ESP Gluckmann Racing15ESP Sergio GarcíaAll
16nowrapESP José Maria Pérez Fontán1-5
ESP Nokia-Meycom17ESP Angel Burgueño1, 3-7
ESP Promodrive Racing27ESP David BoschAll
28ESP Ramón CausAll
Sources:

Race calendar

RoundLocationCircuitDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning teamReport1R1R22R1R23R1R24R1R25R1R26R1R27R1R2
ESP Albacete, SpainCircuito de Albacete25 AprilnowrapPRT Manuel GiãoESP Antonio GarcíaESP Antonio GarcíanowrapESP Campos MotorsportReport
26 AprilESP Antonio GarcíaESP Antonio GarcíaESP Campos Motorsport
ESP Barcelona, SpainCircuit de Catalunya23 MayESP Marc GenéESP Marc GenéESP Marc GenéESP Campos MotorsportReport
24 MayESP Marc GenéESP Marc GenéESP Campos Motorsport
ESP Jerez, SpainCircuito de Jerez27 JuneESP Marc GenéESP Marc GenéESP Marc GenéESP Campos MotorsportReport
28 JuneESP Marc GenéESP Marc GenéESP Campos Motorsport
GBR Castle Donington, UKDonington Parknowrap5 SeptemberESP Marc GenéESP Ángel BurgueñoESP Marc GenéESP Campos MotorsportReport
nowrap6 SeptemberFRA Patrice GayESP Marc GenéESP Campos Motorsport
ESP Barcelona, SpainCircuit de Catalunya3 OctoberPRT Manuel GiãoARG Nicolás FilibertiARG Nicolás FilibertiITA EC MotorsportReport
4 OctobernowrapFRA Frédéric GospariniESP Ramón CausESP Promodrive Racing
ESP Albacete, SpainCircuito de Albacete17 OctoberPRT Manuel GiãoESP Ángel BurgueñoPRT Manuel GiãoITA Scuderia FamàReport
18 OctoberESP Ángel BurgueñoPRT Manuel GiãoITA Scuderia Famà
ESP San Sebastián, SpainCircuito del Jarama7 NovemberPRT Manuel GiãoESP Ángel BurgueñonowrapESP Angel BurgueñoESP Nokia-MaycomReport
8 NovemberESP Ángel BurgueñoESP Angel BurgueñoESP Nokia-Maycom
Sources:

Championship Standings

Drivers

  • For every race the points were awarded to the top ten race finishers: 20-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1. An additional two points were awarded for having the fastest lap.
PosDriverALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPJER
1
ESPJER
2
ESPDON
1
GBRDON
2
GBRCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPPoints11782126311841185996957898839741047114112331331141715161611175184192201PosTeamALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPJER
1
ESPJER
2
ESPDON
1
GBRDON
2
GBRCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPPoints
ESP Marc GenéRetRet*1**1**1**1*115333RetRet
ESP Angel Burgueño755Ret33292Ret11
PRT Manuel GiãoRetRet12532516RetRet1132
ESP Polo Villaamil2243298RetDNS108643
ESP Antonio García11116DNSDNS6153552RetRet
ESP Miguel Ángel de Castro4Ret54Ret495767524
FRA Frédéric GospariniRet33243184614157Ret6
ARG Nicolás Filiberti3Ret9866106124RetRetRet
FRA Patrice Gay27RetRetRet24Ret6475
ESP Ramón Caus8Ret8121211479110Ret108
ESP David Bosch6RetRet10857Ret10413Ret69
ITA Stefano Sanesi96131178119889Ret5Ret
ITA Riccardo Moscatelli54699RetRetRet1211118EXRet
ESP Sergio GarcíaRetRet7RetRet7128Ret1212Ret97
ITA Gianantonio PacchioniRetRet10RetRetRet217DNSDNS
ESP Ricardo García GalianoRetRet101017121171498Ret
ESP Lluis Llobet127RetDNSRetRet1314Ret16RetRetRet10
HUN Tamás Illés108151313121611Ret13
ESP Victor FernándezRet9RetDNS1413RetRetDNSDNSRetRet
ESP José Maria Pérez Fontán11Ret141411Ret1510Ret15RetDNSRetDNS
Source:

Bold - Pole

Italics - Fastest Lap |}

Teams

PosDriverALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPJER
1
ESPJER
2
ESPDON
1
GBRDON
2
GBRCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPPoints12292134313041265124610476783191710161116124PosTeamALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPJER
1
ESPJER
2
ESPDON
1
GBRDON
2
GBRCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPALB
1
ESPALB
2
ESPVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPPoints
ESP Campos Motorsport11*1*1*1*1113332RetRet
ITA Scuderia Famà961253259881132
ITA EC Motorsport333243Ret41247Ret6
ESP Nokia-Meycom755Ret33292Ret11
FRA G-Tec43324394667524
ESP Elide Racing2243298RetDNS108643
ESP Promodrive6Ret81085479110Ret68
ITA First Grand Prix54699RetRetRet1211118EXRet
ESP Gluckmann Racing11Ret714117128Ret1212Ret97
ITA ADM CompetizioniRetRet10RetRetRet2RetDNSDNS
ESP Saturn Motorsport127RetRet10101312117149810
HUN Formax Racing Team10815131312Ret11Ret13
Sources:

Bold - Pole

Italics - Fastest Lap |}

References

References

  1. "Formula Euro Open Nissan - 1998: Entrylist". Speedsport Magazine.
  2. "Formula Euro Open Nissan - Season 1998: Results". Speedsport Magazine.
  3. "Formula Euro Open Nissan - 1998: Racing Calendar". Speedsport Magazine.
  4. "Formula Euro Open Nissan - 1998: Point standings". Speedsport Magazine.
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