WTCC i Belgien
| Circuit Zolder | |
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| Statistik | |
| Antal säsonger | 3 |
|---|---|
| Första tävlingen | 2005 |
| Senaste tävlingen | 2011 |
| Flest segrar |  Gabriele Tarquini (2) |
| Flest segrar (team) |  BMW (2) SEAT (2) |
| Senaste tävlingen | |
| Race 1: | |
| Segrare (förare) |  Robert Huff |
| Segrare (team) | Chevrolet |
| Race 2: | |
| Segrare (förare) | Gabriele Tarquini |
| Segrare (team) | Lukoil - SUNRED |
FIA WTCC Race of Belgium var den belgiska deltävlingen av FIA:s standardvagnsmästerskap, World Touring Car Championship. Deltävlingen kördes säsongen 2005 på Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, men återkom inte till 2006. Säsongen 2010 kom WTCC tillbaka till Belgien, men denna gång till Circuit Zolder, cirka åtta mil öster om Bryssel. Tävlingen kördes två år i rad, men togs bort från kalendern till 2012.[1]
Säsonger
| År | Bana | Race | Segrare förare | Segrare märke | Rapport |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Circuit Zolder | 1 2 | Robert Huff Gabriele Tarquini |  Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T SEAT León 2.0 TDi | WTCC i Belgien 2011 |
| 2010 | Circuit Zolder | 1 2 | Gabriele Tarquini[2][3] Andy Priaulx | SEAT León 2.0 TDi BMW 320si | WTCC i Belgien 2010 |
| 2005 | Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps | 1 2 | Dirk Müller Fabrizio Giovanardi | BMW 320i Alfa Romeo 156 | WTCC i Belgien 2005 |
Källor och noter
- ^ WTCC reveals 2012 championship calendar - touringcartimes.com 23 september 2011
- ^ TARQUINI INHERITS WIN AS GENÉ IS EXCLUDED - fiawtcc.com 20 juni 2010
- ^ Efter att Jordi Gené blev diskvalificerad för att inte ha klarat den tekniska kontrollen.
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