Difference between revisions of "Alternate International F3000"

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Alternate International Formula 3000

Category	Open-wheeler
Country/Region	Worldwide
Founder(s)	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)
Inaugural Season	1988
Last season	2004
Engine supplier(s)	Ford-Cosworth Judd Mugen-Honda
Tyre supplier(s)

Records
Driver's Champion	Martin Donnelly
Team's Champion	Eddie Jordan Racing
Current season

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 {{Championship Infobox
 |name               = Alternate International Formula 3000
-|Logo               = File:F3000.png
+|logo               = File:F3000.png
-|series category    = Open Wheeler
+|category           = Open-wheeler
-|country/region     = Worldwide
+|locale             = Worldwide
-|founder(s)         = FIA
+|founder            = Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)
-|inaugural season    = [[1988_Alternate_International_F3000_season|1988]]
+|inaugural season   = [[1988_Alternate_International_F3000_season|1988]]
-|last season        = [[2004_Alternate_International_F3000_season|2004]]
+|last season        = 2004
-|number of drivers at start of season  =  28
+|engine suppliers   = {{USA}} Ford-Cosworth<br />{{GBR}} Judd<br />{{JPN}} Mugen-Honda
-|number of teams at start of season  = 14
+|tyre suppliers     = {{Bridgestone}}
-|engine suppliers   = Ford-Cosworth, Judd, Mugen-Honda
+|drivers champion   = {{GBR}} Martin Donnelly
-|tyre suppliers     = Bridgestone
+|teams champion     = {{IRL}} Eddie Jordan Racing
-|current driver's champion = {{GBR}} Martin Donnelly
+|current season     = 1989 Alternate International F3000 season
-|current team's champion  = {{IRL}} Eddie Jordan Racing
-|page for series records  = N/A
-|current season page     =  [[1989_Alternate_International_F3000_season|1989 Alternate International F3000]]
 |}}