Chilean Formula Three Championship

Chilean Formula Three Championship
Category Single seaters
Country Chile Chile
Inaugural season 1972
Drivers 24
Teams 8
Constructors Tito, Crespi, Larroquette
Engine suppliers Nissan
Drivers' champion Chile José Luis Riffo
Teams' champion Chile Team Green Bull
Official website formula3.cl

The Chilean Formula Three Championship is an open-wheel racing series competition in Chile.

The cars must have a chassis (monocoque or tubular steel frame) manufactured domestically, Nissan GA15S/GA15DS engine and a 4-speed transmission (reverse gear optional). The displacement of the carbureted engines may be increased up to 1600cc.[1]

From 1972, The Chilean Formula Three Championship did not follow at any time, any of the FIA rules, for chassis or engine, and by the way, cannot be considered as a "Formula Three" championship.

Champions

Season Champion Team Champion Car
1972 Chile José Manuel Salinas ?? Salinas-Fiat
1973 Chile Juan Carlos Silva ?? ??
1974 Chile Juan Carlos Silva ?? ??
1975 NOT HELD
1976 Chile Juan Carlos Silva ?? ??
1977 Chile Juan Carlos Silva ?? ??
1978 Chile Juan Carlos Ridolfi Ridolfi Competicion ??
1979 Chile Santiago Bengolea Team Marlboro-Chiletabacos Renault 4S 1.020 c.c.
1980 Chile Juan Carlos Ridolfi Viceroy Racing Team-Chiletabacos Renault 4S 1.020 c.c.
1981 Chile Sergio Santander Viceroy Racing Team-Chiletabacos Renault 4S 1.020 c.c.
1982 Chile Juan Carlos Ridolfi Viceroy Racing Team-Chiletabacos Renault 4S 1.020 c.c.
1983 Chile Kurt Horta Viceroy Racing Team-Chiletabacos Renault 4S 1.020 c.c.
1984 Chile Kurt Horta Viceroy Racing Team-Chiletabacos Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1985 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Team John Player Special-Chiletabacos Tulia-Renault
1986 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Team John Player Special-Chiletabacos Tulia-Renault
1987 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Viceroy Racing Team-Chiletabacos Renault 9 1.400 c.c.
1988 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Team Remolques Goren-Transportes Ferretti Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1989 Chile Santiago Bengolea Team Kodak-Gillette Atra Plus-Goodyear Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1990 Chile Kurt Horta Team Remolques Goren Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1991 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Equipo Marlboro-Shell-Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo 33 1.400 c.c.
1992 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Equipo Marlboro-Shell-Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo 33 1.400 c.c.
1993 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Equipo Rosen Alfa Romeo 33 1.400 c.c.
1994 Chile Ramón Ibarra Team Valvoline-Jeans One Way-Covial Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1995 Chile Ramón Ibarra Team Valvoline-Diario El Mercurio Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1996 Chile Ramón Ibarra Team Valvoline-Diario El Mercurio Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1997 Chile Ramón Ibarra Team Valvoline-Diario El Mercurio-Epson Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1998 Chile Mauricio Perrot Team Castrol-Transportes Perrot Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
1999 Chile Cristobal Ibarra Team Valvoline Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
2000 Chile Matías Horta Team Lubricantes Castrol Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
2001 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Team B&M Security Systems-Lubricantes Castrol Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
2002 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo Team B&M Security Systems-Lubricantes Castrol Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
2003 Chile Cristobal Puig Team Puig-Motel Real-Zirotti Rectificacion Renault 12 1.400 c.c.
2004 Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo B&M Security Systems-Castrol-Bacigalupo Competición Nissan V16 1.500 c.c.
2005 Chile Benjamín Moreau Argentina Basco Racing Team Crespi-Nissan
2006 Chile José Luis Riffo Chile Kano Pro Racing-Liqui Moly Larroquette-Nissan
2007 Chile José Luis Riffo Chile Kano Pro Racing Larroquette-Nissan
2008 Chile Martin Scuncio Chile Basco Racing Team Tito-Nissan
2009 Chile Javier Barrales Chile Scuncio Pro Racing - Main Maestranza Tito-Nissan
2010 Chile Juan Carlos Carbonell Chile Carbonell-Cornejo Competicion Tulia 27-Nissan
2011 Chile Pablo Donoso Chile Kem Xtreme
2012 Chile José Luis Riffo Chile Team Green Bull Tulia 25-Nissan

Titles by driver

Driver Titles
Chile Giuseppe Bacigalupo 10
Chile Juan Carlos Silva 4
Chile Ramón Ibarra 4
Chile Juan Carlos Ridolfi 3
Chile Kurt Horta 3
Chile José Luis Riffo 3
Chile Santiago Bengolea 2
Chile Jorge Bas Viguera 1
Chile José Manuel Salinas 1
Chile Sergio Santander 1
Chile Mauricio Perrot 1
Chile Cristobal Ibarra 1
Chile Matías Horta 1
Chile Cristobal Puig 1
Chile Benjamin Moreau 1
Chile Martin Scuncio 1
Chile Javier Barrales 1
Chile Juan Carlos Carbonell 1
Chile Pablo Donoso 1

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