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2004 World Series by Nissan

The 2004 World Series by Nissan was contested over 9 race weekends/18 rounds. In this one-make formula all drivers had to utilize Dallara chassis (Dallara SN01) and Nissan engines (Nissan VQ). 11 different teams and 31 different drivers competed. Heikki Kovalainen claimed the title for Pons Racing, finishing tenth in first race at Circuit Ricardo Tormo.

2004 Driver Lineup

TeamNo.DriverRounds
ESP Gabord Reyco1IRL Ralph Firman1-2
JPN Takaya Tsubobayashi5-7
JPN Hiroki Yoshimoto8-9
2ARG Juan Cruz ÁlvarezAll
ESP Epsilon Euskadi3ESP Ander Vilariño1-4
FRA Julien Vidot5-6
ESP Félix Porteiro7-9
4nowrapFRA Jean-Christophe RavierAll
GBR Carlin Motorsport5PRT Tiago MonteiroAll
6IRL Michael Keohane2
FRA Olivier Pla3-9
ITA GD Racing7BRA Enrique BernoldiAll
8CHL Pablo Donoso1-7
ITA Giacomo Ricci8
FRA Damien Pasini9
FRA Saulnier Racing9ESP Sergio Hernández5-9
10FRA Tristan GommendyAll
ITA Tata RC Motorsport11IND Narain KarthikeyanAll
12FRA Olivier Pla1-2
CZE Tomáš Kostka3-7
IND Karun Chandhok8-9
ITA Vergani Formula14ITA Giacomo Ricci5-7
SCG Miloš Pavlović8-9
15BRA Rodrigo Sperafico1-2
ITA Giovanni Tedeschi5-9
BEL Witmeur KTR16FRA Didier André1-8
17FRA Bruce Jouanny1-3
FRA Paul Belmondo Racing18FRA Boris Derichebourg1
19JPN Ryo Fukuda1-2
ESP Porfesa Competicion20ESP Félix Porteiro1-6
21ESP Roldán Rodríguez1-5
ESP Santiago Porteiro8
ESP Pons Racing22FIN Heikki KovalainenAll
23ESP Adrián VallésAll
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Race calendar and results

RoundCircuitDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning teamReport1R1R22R1R23R1R24R1R25R1R26R1R27R1R28R1R29R1R2
ESP Circuito del Jarama28 MarchBRA Enrique BernoldiBRA Enrique BernoldiBRA Enrique BernoldiITA GD RacingReport
BRA Enrique BernoldiFRA Bruce JouannyBRA Enrique BernoldiITA GD Racing
BEL Circuit Zolder25 AprilPRT Tiago MonteiroPRT Tiago MonteiroPRT Tiago MonteiroGBR Carlin MotorsportReport
FIN Heikki KovalainenPRT Tiago MonteiroPRT Tiago MonteiroGBR Carlin Motorsport
FRA Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours23 MayFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenIND Narain KarthikeyannowrapITA Tata RC MotorsportReport
FIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenESP Pons Racing
ESP Circuit Ricardo Tormo20 JuneFIN Heikki KovalainennowrapFRA Jean-Christophe RaviernowrapFRA Jean-Christophe RavierESP Epsilon EuskadiReport
FIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenESP Pons Racing
DEU Lausitzring8 AugustFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenESP Pons RacingReport
FIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenESP Pons Racing
PRT Autódromo do Estoril19 SeptemberPRT Tiago MonteiroFIN Heikki KovalainenFRA Olivier PlaGBR Carlin MotorsportReport
PRT Tiago MonteiroFIN Heikki KovalainenPRT Tiago MonteiroGBR Carlin Motorsport
ESP Circuit de Catalunya3 OctoberESP Félix PorteiroESP Adrián VallésESP Félix PorteiroESP Epsilon EuskadiReport
FIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenFIN Heikki KovalainenESP Pons Racing
ESP Circuit Ricardo Tormo17 OctobernowrapIND Narain KarthikeyanFRA Jean-Christophe RavierIND Narain KarthikeyanITA Tata RC MotorsportReport
PRT Tiago MonteiroFRA Jean-Christophe RavierPRT Tiago MonteiroGBR Carlin Motorsport
ESP Circuito de Jerez7 NovemberFIN Heikki KovalainenBRA Enrique BernoldiFIN Heikki KovalainenESP Pons RacingReport
FIN Heikki KovalainenBRA Enrique BernoldiPRT Tiago MonteiroGBR Carlin Motorsport
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Every second race saw a mandatory pit stop.

Driver standings

For every race the points were awarded: 15 points to the winner, 12 for runner-up, 10 for third place, 8 for fourth place, 6 for fifth place, winding down to 1 point for 10th place. Lower placed drivers did not award points. Additional points were awarded to the driver setting the fastest race lap (2 points). The best 14 race results count, but all additional points count.

PosDriverJAR
1
ESPJAR
2
ESPZOL
1
BELZOL
2
BELMAG
1
FRAMAG
2
FRAVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPLAU
1
DEULAU
2
DEUEST
1
PRTEST
2
PRTCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPJER
1
ESPJER
2
ESPPoints1186215431214120510161007778769661056112512241322142115181611177186195204212222231241250260270280290300NC0PosDriverJAR
1
ESPJAR
2
ESPZOL
1
BELZOL
2
BELMAG
1
FRAMAG
2
FRAVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPLAU
1
DEULAU
2
DEUEST
1
PRTEST
2
PRTCAT
1
ESPCAT
2
ESPVAL
1
ESPVAL
2
ESPJER
1
ESPJER
2
ESPPoints
FIN Heikki Kovalainen7442*2**1*2*1**1**1*1332*1*105114
PRT Tiago Monteiro26*1*18513745211073121
BRA Enrique Bernoldi*1*12103Ret6423Ret73Ret767Ret
FRA Jean-Christophe Ravier811954812521128Ret2445
FRA Tristan Gommendy125Ret3527338454391068
IND Narain Karthikeyan5Ret341411Ret106RetRet5412511
ARG Juan Cruz Álvarez321766712RetRet78475Ret8102
ESP Félix Porteiro131269RetRet3664103168396
FRA Olivier Pla9Ret77101045817199Ret4Ret315
ESP Adrián Vallés15101587914Ret711310Ret269Ret3
FRA Bruce Jouanny475Ret116
ESP Ander VilariñoRet910129358
ESP Sergio Hernández12105661012RetDNS7
FRA Didier André1081311121289RetRet98128117
JPN Ryo Fukuda638Ret
IND Karun ChandhokRet1384
FRA Julien Vidot913612
ESP Santiago Porteiro5Ret
CHL Pablo DonosoRetRet141313111012Ret9Ret14119
ITA Giacomo Ricci1112711Ret121311
ESP Roldán RodríguezRetRet1615141391113DNS
SCG Miloš PavlovićRetRet119
CZE Tomáš Kostka1514Ret10Ret151215RetRet
JPN Hiroki YoshimotoRet12Ret10
BRA Rodrigo Sperafico11131114
ITA Giovanni Tedeschi1516RetRet131114Ret1213
IRL Michael Keohane12Ret
FRA Damien PasiniRet12
JPN Takaya Tsubobayashi1414Ret1614Ret
IRL Ralph Firman14RetDNSDNS
FRA Boris DerichebourgRetDNS
Sources:

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Team Standings

TeamPoints1234567891011
ESP Pons Racing245
GBR Carlin Motorsport218
ESP Epsilon Euskadi193
ITA GD Racing126
FRA Saulnier Racing126
ITA RC Motorsport122
ESP Gabord Reyco78
BEL Witmeur KTR46
ESP Porfesa Competicion44
nowrapFRA Paul Belmondo Racing18
ITA Vergani Formula6
Source:

References

References

  1. "Formula Nissan V6 World Series - 2003: Entrylist". Speedsport Magazine.
  2. (2004-10-17). "Kovalainen is the champion!". [[World Series by Renault.
  3. "Formula Nissan V6 World Series - Season 2004: Results". Speedsport Magazine.
  4. "2004 World Series by Nissan". Speedfreaks.
  5. "Formula Nissan V6 World Series - 2004: Racing Calendar". Speedsport Magazine.
  6. "Formula Nissan V6 World Series - 2004: Point standings". Speedsport Magazine.
  7. "2004 World Series by Nissan". [[Motor Sport (magazine).
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