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Formula France ran for three seasons before being renamed in Formula Renault for 1971 It was originally the 1255cc engine Gordini R1135, based on the Renault R8, but moved to a 1565cc Renault R12 Gordini for 1972, the latter engine being equipped with two 45 DCOE carburetors as defined for 1973 These were boxes Renault speeds with specific reports and Michelin XAS tire format specified as the Formula Ford series banned unibody cars.
It is unfortunate that these three racing seasons have been extensively reworked in the history of the French racing because of the series being renamed Formula Renault in 1971. Renault modern Lunch today retraces the history goes back to 1971, not 1968 although the only change between 1970 and 1971 was the name of the championship.
A Europ challenge in Formula Renault began in 1972 with a handful of races and this grew to take the place of the national series 1973 Another change occurred in 1975 when the national series was reintroduced, but a separate European series and very well financed was also operated at a different specification These cars could be monohulls that led to the involvement of major British manufacturers such as Lola and March Despite this, the European series lasted only three seasons, leaving the national set itself in 1978.
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Formula France sat below F3 in the scale of development in the 1960s and not much of its pilots all the way to F1 - although the death of Denis Jean-Luc Dayan and Solomon by F3 race 1970 may well have made the number of the top 10 in the first championship, Jean Max and G Gérard Larrousse F1 obtained, both brief and unconvincing, while Larrousse significant success in other aspects of her career.
Of the major competitors in 1969, had significant success later Jimmy Mieusset and Alain Serpaggi and cohort 1970 Michel SPPA re done to F1, although Jacques had some success in F2 Coulon.
With the change of name in Formula Renault 1971 series have gained importance and Jacques Laffite, Didier Pironi, Rene Arnoux and Alain Prost won all the championships later.
The shopping lists here were compiled from Scratch Exhaust French magazines and Auto Review We are very keen to publish the full results for all races and are currently developing these reports Exhaust, but in some cases, only the first 10 finishers is given Christian book Courtel history of Formula Renault of France CAWA formula turbo, 1981; ISBN 2-86519-012-9 filled in lists finishers no report was available Exhaust.
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We thank Pascal Katabian the results Association international race and aid data verification and correction of peak tables Formula France.
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