Formula Volkswagen Germany

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Formula Volkswagen
Category |
spec racing single seaters
|
Country |
Germany
|
Inaugural season |
2001 |
Folded |
2003 |
Constructors |
Reynard |
Engine suppliers |
Volkswagen |
Tyre suppliers |
Dunlop |
Last Drivers' champion |
Jaap van Lagen
|
Last Teams' champion |
WT Motorsport |
The Formula Volkswagen Germany was a short-lived single-seater category in Germany between 2001 and 2003.
History
The Formula Volkswagen was launched in 2000 as the new Formula Vee by Volkswagen Motorsport.[1]Reynard Motorsports constructed the chassis while the engine was derived from the Volkswagen Formula 3 engine. The initial race was run at the Salzburgring on June 10, 2001. The race was won by Belgian youngster Philip Cloostermans. Cloostermans finished second in the standings of the first season, behind Walter Lechner Jr..[2] The following season an updated Formula Volkswagen chassis was presented. The new car had aerodynamic updates to more resemble the dimensions of a Formula 3 car. The racing format was also different for the 2002 season. Instead of one race each weekend, there were now two.[3] The series struggled to attract more than fifteen competitors each weekend. Jaap van Lagen won the final season of the Formula Volkswagen in 2003.[4]
Champions
Year |
Driver |
Team
|
2001 |
Walter Lechner Jr. |
Walter Lechner Racing School
|
2002 |
Sven Barth
|
Interwetten Racing
|
2003 |
Jaap van Lagen
|
WT Motorsport
|
References
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^ "Formel VW: Sieg für Cloostermans". Motorsport2000. Retrieved 29 August 2014.
^ "Formel VW: Mit geändertem Fahrzeug in die Saison 2002". Motorsport2000. Retrieved 29 August 2014.
^ "Div: Jaap van Lagen dolblij met kampioenstitel Formule Volkswagen". Autosport.nl. Retrieved 29 August 2014.
Volkswagen Group
|
Ownership |
- Porsche SE
- State of Lower Saxony
- Qatar Holding LLC
- Capital Group Companies
|
|
Divisions and subsidiaries |
Passenger cars |
Audi
- Bentley Motors
- Bugatti
- Porsche
- SEAT
- Škoda
- Volkswagen
|
Commercial vehicles |
TRATON
- MAN Truck & Bus
- Scania
- Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus
- Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
|
Motorcycles |
|
Engines |
|
Services |
|
Geographic |
Volkswagen Group of America (Electronics Research Laboratory)
Volkswagen do Brasil
- Volkswagen Group China
- Volkswagen Group Sales India
|
|
Shareholdings |
FAW-Volkswagen (40%)
Here (33.3%)
IAV (50%)
MAN (75.56%)
Navistar International (16.9%)
SAIC Volkswagen (50%)
|
Products and technologies |
|
Engines |
Diesel: current / discontinued
Petrol: current / discontinued
- North America
|
Technologies |
- BlueMotion
- Digifant
- DSG
- ETKA
- FSI
- Pumpe Düse
- SDI
- TDI
- VAG-COM
|
|
Discontinued brands |
- Auto Union
- DKW
- Horch
- MAN Latin America
- NSU
- Wanderer
|
Places |
- Autostadt
- Ehra-Lessien
- Factories
|
People |
Ferdinand Porsche (founder)
Carl Hahn (Chairman Emeritus)
Ivan Hirst (former Managing Director)
Rudolf Leiding (former CEO)
Kurt Lotz (former CEO)
Heinrich Nordhoff (former Managing Director)
Ferdinand Piëch (Chairman of the Supervisory Board)
Bernd Pischetsrieder (former CEO)
Toni Schmücker (former CEO)
Martin Winterkorn (former Chairman of the Board of Management)
Porsche family (owner)
|
Motorsport |
- Teams: Rally teams
- Series: Formula Volkswagen Germany
- Jetta TDI Cup
- Scirocco R-Cup
|
Other |
- Volkswagen emissions testing scandal
|
Category
Commons
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