Sports car world championship 1982

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Factory Lancia LC1
Factory Porsche 956

The 1982 World Sports Car Championship was the 30th season of this championship. It started on April 19th and ended on October 17th.

championship

Twice in a row, in 1980 and 1981 , Lancia had won the Manufacturers ' World Championship with the Group 5 version of the Beta Montecarlo . However, the introduction of Group C in 1982 made the Group 5 racing cars obsolete. The aim of the FIA ​​was to replace both the production racing cars of Group 5 (with roof) and the open sports car prototypes of Group 6 with Group C Consumption formula designed: The FIA ​​stipulated a minimum vehicle weight of 800 kilograms and a maximum tank capacity of 100 liters. The cubic capacity as well as the use of or the waiver of engine charging were optional. Five refueling stops were allowed during a 1000-kilometer race, which was the minimum distance in the Sports Car World Championship at the time. The fuel consumption of the engines was effectively limited to 60 liters per 100 kilometers. This restriction did not apply to the IMSA GTP series, whose races were played outside the jurisdiction of the FIA.

While Lancia chose the open Spider-shaped design for the LC1 , the Porsche 956 , which made its debut in the 6-hour race at Silverstone , was a closed prototype. Since the LC1 complied with the old Group 6 regulations, the car was eligible to compete in the world championship races, but the points achieved in the races were not included in the overall ranking of the brands. This distorted the final result of the Manufacturers' World Championship, as the three Lancia racing victories were not counted and Porsche became world champion ahead of Jean Rondeau's team .

In the drivers' standings, where points were awarded in all eight races (there were only five for the brands), the points that the Lancia drivers achieved in the respective races counted towards the overall standings. Here the decision was made at the last race at Brands Hatch , where Jacky Ickx won the title of driver world champion with a win.

Racing calendar

No. date
Race name / circuit
team Overall winner vehicle championship
1 April 18 ItalyItaly 1000 km race of Monza
( Autodromo Nazionale di Monza )
FranceFrance Automobiles Jean Rondeau FranceFrance Henri Pescarolo Giorgio Francia
ItalyItaly
Rondeau M382 Brands and drivers
2 May 16 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Silverstone 6 Hours
( Silverstone Circuit )
ItalyItaly Martini Racing ItalyItaly Michele Alboreto Riccardo Patrese
ItalyItaly
Lancia LC1 Brands and drivers
3 30th May GermanyGermany 1000 km race on the Nürburgring
( Nürburgring )
ItalyItaly Martini Racing ItalyItalyMichele Alboreto Riccardo Patrese Teo Fabi
ItalyItaly
ItalyItaly
Lancia LC1 Brands and drivers
4th June 19-20 FranceFrance 24 Hours of Le Mans
( Circuit des 24 Heures )
GermanyGermany Rothmans Porsche System BelgiumBelgium Jacky Ickx Derek Bell
United KingdomUnited Kingdom
Porsche 956 Brands and drivers
5 5th September BelgiumBelgium Spa-Francorchamps 1000 km race
( Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps )
GermanyGermany Rothmans Porsche Team BelgiumBelgiumJacky Ickx Jochen Mass
GermanyGermany
Porsche 956 Brands and drivers
6th September 19th ItalyItaly 1000 km Mugello race
( Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello )
ItalyItaly Martini Racing ItalyItalyMichele Alboreto Piercarlo Ghinzani
ItalyItaly
Lancia LC1 driver
7th October 3 JapanJapan 6 Hours of Fuji
( Fuji Speedway )
GermanyGermany Rothmans Porsche BelgiumBelgiumJacky Ickx Jochen Mass
GermanyGermany
Porsche 956 driver
8th October 17th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Brands Hatch 1000km race
( Brands Hatch )
GermanyGermany Rothmans Porsche BelgiumBelgiumJacky Ickx Derek Bell
United KingdomUnited Kingdom
Porsche 956 driver

Mastery of the constructors

Endurance World Championship overall standings

position constructor 1 2 3 4th 5 total
1 GermanyGermany Porsche 20th 15th 20th 20th 75
2 FranceFrance rondeau 20th 12 20th 8th 10 70
3 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Nimrod 10 10 4th 24
4th FranceFrance WM 15th 6th 21st
5 United StatesUnited States ford 8th 2 10
6th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Clean 4th 6th 10
7th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Lola 3 3

Drivers World Championship

Overall rating

In this table the first twenty positions of the world championship are recorded. The points were awarded in the following order: 20-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1. There was also a point for the respective class win.

position driver constructor 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th total
1 BelgiumBelgium Jacky Ickx Porsche 15th 20th 20th 20th 20th 95
2 ItalyItaly Riccardo Patrese Lancia 21st 21st 13 16 16 87
3 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Derek Bell Porsche 15th 20th 15th 20th 70
4th ItalyItaly Teo Fabi Lancia 21st 13 16 16 66
5 ItalyItaly Michele Alboreto Lancia 21st 21st 21st 63
6th FranceFrance Henri Pescarolo Rondeau , Porsche 20th 8th 15th 3 12 3 61
7th GermanyGermany Jochen Mass Porsche 15th 20th 20th 55
8th ItalyItaly Giorgio Francia Rondeau, Osella 20th 11 7th 11 49
9 = GermanyGermany Rolf Stommelen Rondeau, Porsche 15th 15th 30th
9 = AustraliaAustralia Vern Schuppan Porsche 15th 15th 30th
11 = BelgiumBelgium Jean-Michel Martin Porsche 12 10 22nd
11 = BelgiumBelgium Philippe Martin Porsche 12 10 22nd
11 = United KingdomUnited Kingdom John Fitzpatrick Porsche 10 12 22nd
11 = United KingdomUnited Kingdom David Hobbs Porsche 10 12 22nd
15th ItalyItaly Piercarlo Ghinzani Lancia 21st 21st
16 ItalyItaly Luigi Moreschi Osella 7th 11 18th
17th GermanyGermany Hans Heyer Porsche, clean 2 12 3 17th
18 = ItalyItaly Corrado Fabi Lancia 16 16
18 = ItalyItaly Alessandro Nannini Lancia 16 16
18 = United KingdomUnited Kingdom Gordon Spice rondeau 8th 8th 16

literature

  • Peter Higham: The Guinness Guide to International Motor Racing. A complete Reference from Formula 1 to Touring Car. Guinness Publishing Ltd., London 1995, ISBN 0-85112-642-1 .

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