1989 Formula 3000 season

The 1989 Formula 3000 season started on April 9, 1989 at Silverstone and ended on October 22, 1989 in Dijon . There were 10 races in 5 countries. The Frenchman Jean Alesi secured the title .

run

date	run		Round	distance	time	Ø pace		winner	Winning team		Pole position		Fastest lap
9.4.	Silverstone		41	196.308 km	0 :: 55 :: 31.92 h	211.730 km / h		Thomas Danielsson	Madgwick International		Philippe Favre		Philippe Favre *
30.4.	Vallelunga		64	204.800 km	1: 13: 08.797 h	167.991 km / h		Fabrizio Giovanardi	First racing		Martin Donnelly		Marco Apicella
15.5.	Pau		72	198.720 km	1: 28: 51.90 h	134.173 km / h		Jean Alesi	Jordan Racing		Marco Apicella		Eric Bernard Marco Apicella
4.6.	Jerez		48	202.464 km	1: 18: 28.48 h	154.800 km / h		Eric Bernard	DAMS		Eric Bernard		Eric Bernard
23.7.	Enna-Pergusa		39	193.050 km	0: 58: 54.5 h	196.626 km / h		Andrea Chiesa	Roni Motorsport		Jean Alesi		Martin Donnelly
20.8.	Brands Hatch		48	201.120 km	1: 02: 03.76 h	194.150 km / h		Martin Donnelly	Jordan Racing		Érik Comas		Eric Bernard
28.8.	Birmingham		51	202.725 km	1: 11: 48.98 h	169.360 km / h		Jean Alesi	Jordan Racing		Jean Alesi		Jean Alesi
16.9.	Spa Francorchamps		28	194,300 km	1: 02: 40.93 h	186.005 km / h		Jean Alesi	Jordan Racing		Érik Comas		Érik Comas
24.9.	Le Mans		46	196,000 km	1:12: 31.43 h	168.590 km / h		Érik Comas	DAMS		Eric Bernard		Érik Comas
10/22	Dijon		54	205.200 km	1:05:07.20 h	189.066 km / h		Érik Comas	DAMS		Eric Bernard		Érik Comas

* JJ Lehto originally set the fastest lap, but was disqualified after the race

Final score

driver

1. Jean Alesi 39 2. Érik Comas 39 3. Eric Bernard 25th 4th Marco Apicella 23 5. Eric van de Poele 19th 6th Andrea Chiesa 15th 7th Thomas Danielsson 14th

8th. Martin Donnelly 13 9. Eddie Irvine 11 10. Fabrizio Giovanardi 9 11. Mark Blundell 8th 12. Claudio Langes 7th 13. Philippe Favre 6th JJ Lehto 6th

15th Andrew Gilbert-Scott 4th 16. Alain Ferté 3 17th Emanuele Naspetti 2 Gary Evans 2 Gary Brabham 2 Stéphane Proulx 2