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[edit] European F3 Champions, 1975-1984
| European F3 Champions, 1975-1984 | ||||
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| Year | Championship | Driver | Nationality | Chassis/Engine |
| 1984 | European F3 Championship | Ivan Capelli |  |
Martini-Alfa |
| 1983 | European F3 Championship | Pierluigi Martini | |
Ralt-Alfa |
| 1982 | European F3 Championship | Oscar Larrauri |  |
Euro-Alfa |
| 1981 | European F3 Championship | Mauro Baldi | |
March-Alfa |
| 1980 | European F3 Championship | Michele Alboreto | |
March-Alfa |
| 1979 | European F3 Championship | Alain Prost |  |
Martini-Renault |
| 1978 | European F3 Championship | Jan Lammers |  |
Ralt-Toyota |
| 1977 | European F3 Championship | Piercarlo Ghinzani | |
March-Toyota |
| 1976 | European F3 Championship | Riccardo Patrese | |
Chevron-Toyota |
| 1975 | European Cup | Larry Perkins |  |
Ralt-Ford |
[edit] ASM drivers' champions
| ASM Formule 3 Drivers' Champions | ||||
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| Year | Driver | Chassis | Engine | Series |
| 2006 |  Paul di Resta |
Dallara F305 | H.W.A.-Mercedes | F3 Euroseries |
| 2005 | Lewis Hamilton |
Dallara F305 | H.W.A.-Mercedes | F3 Euroseries |
| 2004 | Jamie Green |
Dallara F304 | H.W.A.-Mercedes | F3 Euroseries |
| 2002 | Tristan Gommendy |
Dallara F302 | Sodemo-Renault | Formula 3 France |
| 1998 |  David Saelens |
Dallara F396 | Sodemo-Renault | Formula 3 France |
[edit] Formula 3 Championships
| Former F3 championships | ||||
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| Country or region | Title | Active years | Last Champion | |
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Denmark | Danish Formula 3 | 1949-66, 1976-77 | Jac Nelleman |
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Germany | German Formula 3 Championship | 1950-53, 1975-2002 | Toshihiro Kaneishi |
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Sweden | Swedish Formula 3 | 1961-93, 1997-2000 | Mikael Karlsson |
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France | Formule 3 France | 1964-73, 1978-2002 | Tristan Gommendy |
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Europe | European F3 Championship | 1975-84 | Ivan Capelli |
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Various* | Swiss F3 Championship | 1975-2003 | Jo Zeller |
| N/A | Nordic Countries | Scandinavian/Nordic F3 | 1983-2001 | Sanna Pinola |
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Austria | Austrian F3 Championship | 1984-2003 | Diego Romanini |
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Russia | Russian F3 Championship | 1997-2002 | Andrea Belicchi |
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Norway | Norwegian F3 Championship | 1999-2000 | Marko Nevalainen |
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USA | US Formula 3 Championship | 2000-01 | Luciano Gomide |
| Currently active F3 championships | ||||
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| Country or region | Title | Active years | Current Champion | |
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Finland | Finnish Formula 3 | 1958-60, 1984-86, 2000-present | Arto Taimi |
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Japan | All-Japan F3 Championship | 1979-present | Adrian Sutil |
| N/A | South America | Sudamerica F3 Championship | 1987-present | Luiz Razia |
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Australia | Australian F3 Championship | 1997-present | Ben Clucas |
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Spain | Spanish F3 by Toyota | 2001-present | Ricardo Risatti |
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Europe | Formula 3 Euroseries | 2003-present | Paul di Resta |
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Germany | Formel 3 Cup | 2003-present | Ho Pin Tung |
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East Asia | Asian F3 Pacific Series | 2004-present | James Winslow |
British Formula 3 Championship 1951-present ?? Debatable national status
F3 Italia 1958-66, 1968-present Mauro Massironi
Central European F3 1995-2001, 2003 ?? Single event?
[edit] ART Grand Prix results
| GP2 Championship Results | ||||||
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| Year | Drivers | Wins | Points | D.C. | T.C. | |
| 2006 | |
Lewis Hamilton | 5 | 114 | 1st | 1st |
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Alexandre Prémat | 1 | 66 | 3rd | ||
[edit] Nico Vouilloz (Article in progress)
| Personal information | |
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| Date of birth | February 8, 1976 |
| Country | France |
| Team information | |
| Current team | Retired |
| Discipline | Downhill |
| Role | Rider |
| Professional team(s) | |
| 1991-1994 (Junior) 1994-2002 (Senior) |
GT Bicycles Sunn Vouilloz Racing |
| Major wins | |
| 10 World Championship gold medals 3 European titles 5 World Cup titles |
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| Infobox last updated on: | |
| January 31, 2007 | |
Nicolas Vouilloz (born February 8, 1976) is a former professional downhill mountain bike racer from Nice in France. He ranks as the most successful rider in the history of mountain biking, with ten World Championship gold medals at junior and senior level and five World Cup titles in twelve full-time seasons.
[edit] Junior career
From a young age, Nicolas Vouilloz participated in two-wheeled sports; his interests included BMX, road cycling, motocross, and even motorcycle trials. His interest in downhill mountain-biking was sparked by a school friend and, in December 1990, he entered his first downhill competition.
| Major junior titles | |
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| Year | Titles |
| 1991 | French Cadet Champion |
| 1992 | UCI Junior World Champion French Scratch Champion |
| 1993 | UCI Junior World Champion Junior European Champion French Scratch Champion |
| 1994 | UCI Junior World Champion French Scratch Champion |
[edit] Senior career
Upon reaching the age of 18 in 1994, Vouilloz became eligible to compete on the senior professional circuit.
After leaving Sunn, Vouilloz decided to go it alone with an eponymous team, using a new bike with the brand name of V-Process. It was developed in partnership with Cycles Lapierre, a French company with a long history of producing cyclo-cross frames.
| Major senior titles | |
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| Year | Titles |
| 1994 | European Champion Avalanche Cup Winner |
| 1995 | UCI World Champion UCI World Cup Champion French Cup Champion Avalanche Cup Winner |
| 1996 | UCI World Champion UCI World Cup Champion French Champion French Cup Champion |
| 1997 | UCI World Champion European Champion French Champion |
| 1998 | UCI World Champion UCI World Cup Champion European Champion |
| 1999 | UCI World Champion UCI World Cup Champion French Champion |
| 2000 | UCI World Cup Champion |
| 2001 | UCI World Champion French Champion (DH) French Dual Champion |
| 2002 | UCI World Champion |
[edit] 2007 Euroseries season
| 2007 Schedule | |||
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| Round | Circuit | Country | Date |
| 1 | Hockenheim | |
20-22 April |
| 2 | Brands Hatch | |
8-10 June |
| 3 | Norisring | |
22-24 June |
| 4 | Magny-Cours | |
29 June-1 July |
| 5 | Mugello | |
13-15 July |
| 6 | Zandvoort | |
27-29 June |
| 7 | Nürburgring | |
31 August-2 September |
| 8 | Circuit de Catalunya | |
21-23 September |
| 9 | Circuit Paul Armagnac | |
28-30 September |
| 10 | Hockenheim | |
12-14 October |
