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2005
WORLD
SERIES RENAULT CHAMPIONSHIP
- New 9 round championship;
8 rounds for support categories
- Series was formed
through merger of Formula Renault and World Series Nissan championships.
After 7 years, World Series Nissan had its final season in 2004.
- Series organiser:
Renault Sport Technologies and RPM (organiser of World Series Nissan)
- season starts on
May 1 (Zolder, Belgium) and finish on Oct 16 at Monza in Italy.
- 2 race format per
round except Monaco (1 race only - same weekend as F1 Monaco GP)
SERIES:
- 2005 Formula Renault
3.5 World Series
- Support: 2005 Formula
Renault 2.0 Eurocup
- Support: 2005 Mégane
Trophy Eurocup
2005
WORLD
SERIES RENAULT
TEAMS:
15 teams,
2 drivers per team
- AFC Motorsport
Italy Eurocup Formula Renault V6
- Avelon Italy Eurocup
Formula Renault V6
- Carlin Motorsport
UK World Series by Nissan - Andreas Zuber
- Cram Competition
Italy Eurocup Formula Renault V6
- Dams France Eurocup
Formula Renault V6 - Alx Danielsson (SWE); Pastor Maldonado (VEN)
- Epsilon-Euskadi
Spain World Series by Nissan
- EuroInternational
Italy Eurocup Formula Renault V6
- GD Racing Italy
World Series by Nissan
- Interwetten Austria
Eurocup Formula Renault V6
- Jenzer Motorsport
Switzerland Eurocup Formula Renault V6
- KTR Belgium World
Series by Nissan
- Pons Racing Spain
World Series by Nissan
- RC Motorsport Italy
World Series by Nissan
- Saulnier Racing
France World Series by Nissan
- Victory Engineering
Italy Eurocup Formula Renault V6
2005
WORLD
SERIES RENAULT
CALENDAR:
Confirmed Calendar
- Belgium
- Zolder 1 May 2005
- Monaco
- Monaco 22 May 2005 (only Formula Renault 3.5 World Series)
- Spain
- Valencia 5 Jun 2005
- France
- Le Mans 10 July 2005
- Spain
- Bilbao 17 July 2005
- Germany
- Oscherleben 7 July 2005
- Great
Britain - Donington Park 11 September 2005
- Portugal
- Estoril 2 October 2005
- Italy
- Monza 23 October 2005
2005
WORLD SERIES RENAULT CAR:
New Formula
Renault V6 Specification:
- Based on combination
of existing 2004 Formula Renault V6 (370bhp) and Dallara Nissan (450bhp).
- 6 cylinder engine
(based on Nissan Nismo); 425bhp
- Ricardo gearbox
- new wheel-base
and a brand new aerodynamic kit, giving it a similar outline to current
Formula 1 cars: new flat bottom, new front crash box, new nose section,
redesigned front and rear wings, side pods and engine fairings
- electronic management
system
- data acquisition
system
- steering wheel-mounted
paddle shift
- left-foot braking
- steering wheel
digital display
- carbon brakes
- Michelin tyres
- HANS safety system
PRICE:
FINAL
SEASON OF WORLD SERIES BY NISSAN
FINAL 2004
STANDING
- 1. Heikki
Kovalainen (FIN) 186 points
"...
it has been a great season. This is my first international championship
win and obviously it's very important for my career"
- 2. TiagoMonteiro
154
- 3. Enrique Bernoldi
(BRA) 121
- 4. Jean Christophe
Ravier 120
- 5. Tristan Gommendy
101
- 6. N. Karthikeyan
7. J. Alvarez 8. F. Porteiro 9. O. Pla 10. A. Vallès
- TEAMS
STANDING:
- 1. Pons Racing
247
- 2. Carlin Motorsport
218
- 3. Epsilon Euskadi
4. GD Racing 5. Saulnier Racing 6. RC Motorsport
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Heikki
Kovalainen
2004 World Series Nissan Champion
Kovalainen
beats Schumacher:
Heikki Kovalainen
won the season ending 2004 Race of Champions beating world champions
Michael Schumacher and Sebastien Loeb.
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