1979 Alternate BMW M1 Procar Championship: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 05:59, 10 April 2021
1979 Alternate BMW M1 Procar Championship | |
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Rounds | 11 |
The 1979 BMW M1 Procar Championship was the first season of the BMW M1 Procar Championship. The series supported all eleven European Formula One races in the 1979 season and featured stars of Grand Prix racing, Sportscars, Touring Cars and beyond in hotly-contested single-make action in identical BMW M1 Procar supercars.
Teams and drivers
Team | Driver | Rounds |
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Autosport Mannschaft Gelsenkirchen | TBC | TBC |
TBC | TBC | |
Template:GBR Black Swan Racing | Leonhard von Gottorp | 1- |
TBC | TBC | |
Template:GBR B&S Fabrications | TBC | TBC |
Kelby Rogerson | 1- | |
BMW Motorsport | TBC | TBC |
TBC | TBC | |
TBC | TBC | |
TBC | TBC | |
TBC | TBC | |
Gilden Kölsch Racing | TBC | TBC |
Template:BEL Luigi Racing | TBC | TBC |
TBC | TBC | |
Template:GBR Project Four Racing | TBC | TBC |
Schnitzer Motorsport | TBC | TBC |
TBC | TBC | |
Scuderia Cacciatori | Ottavia Cacciatori | 1- |
Gabriella Mondadori | 1- | |
Template:GBR Stever Racing Enterprises | Template:GBR Hope Stever | 1- |
Team Merzario | TBC | TBC |
TBC | TBC | |
Volker Schmidt Racing | TBC | TBC |