2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season: Difference between revisions

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2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season


Season
Races	8
Start date	19 April
Start Event	Fuji Speedway
End date	8 November
End Event	Suzuka Circuit
Awards
Driver's Champion	Valtteri Bottas
Team's Champion	Team Mugen
Seasons
Previous season	Next season
2019	2021

The 2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season was the 34th season of Super Formula, and the second under the title sponsorship of Yaname Electronics in a three year deal.

Naoki Yamamoto and Team Mugen defended their respective championships from 2019.

To accommodate the new Formula One ruleset for 2020, Super Formula shortened its race lengths to 175km (Rd. 1-7) & 225km (Rd. 8).
The points system was also changed, with the top 3 qualifiers and top 10 race finishers earning championship points.

Team Impul's Valtteri Bottas won the title before his move to Formula One with the Toyota factory team, with Mitch Evans of Nakajima Racing finishing as runner-up. Team Mugen won back-to-back teams' championships.

Teams and Drivers

All teams used Dallara SF19 chassis and Yokohama tyres.

Team	#	Driver	Engine	Rounds
Team Mugen [?]	1	Naoki Yamamoto	Honda HR-419E	All
	2	Template:GBR Harrison Newey		1-6, 8
	2	Yuki Tsunoda		7
Docomo Team Dandelion Racing [?]	5	Takuma Sato		1, 3-8
	5	Takuya Izawa		2
	6	Template:BEL Stoffel Vandoorne		All
UOMO Sunoco Team LeMans [?]	7	Felix Rosenqvist		All
UOMO Sunoco Team LeMans [?]	8	Toshiki Oyu		All
Drago Corse with ThreeBond [?]	12	Sena Sakaguchi		All
Best In The World Kahama Motor Sport [?]	26	Nirei Fukuzumi		All
	27	Tomo Kazama		1, 4-6, 8
	27	Kika van den Heiligenberg		2-3, 7
B-MAX Racing with Motopark [?]	50	Jüri Vips		All
B-MAX Racing with Motopark [?]	51	Zhou Guanyu		All
Autobacs Racing Team Aguri [?]	55	Nobuharu Matsushita		All
TCS Nakajima Racing [?]	64	Tadasuke Makino		All
TCS Nakajima Racing [?]	65	Mitch Evans		All
Kondo Racing with North Star [?]	3	Kamui Kobayashi	Toyota RI4B	All
	4	Template:USA Charlie Cook		1-3
	4	Ryo Hirakawa		4-8
Jagonya Ayam! Team KCMG [?]	17	Álex Palou		All
Jagonya Ayam! Team KCMG [?]	18	Sean Gelael		All
Itochu Enex Team Impul [?]	19	Mitsunori Takaboshi		All
Itochu Enex Team Impul [?]	20	Valtteri Bottas		All
Vantelin Team TOM'S [?]	36	Sho Tsuboi		1-7
	36	Nick Cassidy		8
	37	Ritomo Miyata		All
P.mu/cerumo INGING [?]	38	Yuji Kunimoto		All
P.mu/cerumo INGING [?]	39	Template:FRA Sacha Fenestraz		All

Race Calendar

All rounds (except the season finale) are raced over a distance of 175km. The JAF Grand Prix at Suzuka is raced over a distance of 225km.

Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand made its series debut, replacing the Korean round.

Round	Date	Track	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
1	19 April	Fuji Speedway	Valtteri Bottas	Ritomo Miyata	Sena Sakaguchi	Drago Corse with ThreeBond
2	17 May	Autopolis	Valtteri Bottas	Nirei Fukuzumi	Valtteri Bottas	Itochu Enex Team Impul
3	21 June	Sportsland SUGO	Álex Palou	Template:BEL Stoffel Vandoorne	Template:BEL Stoffel Vandoorne	Docomo Team Dandelion Racing
4	12 July	Twin Ring Motegi	Sho Tsuboi	Sena Sakaguchi	Template:GBR Harrison Newey	Team Mugen
5	9 August	Okayama International Circuit	Template:BEL Stoffel Vandoorne	Template:FRA Sacha Fenestraz	Felix Rosenqvist	UOMO Sunoco Team LeMans
6	6 September	Chang International Circuit	Ritomo Miyata	Ritomo Miyata	Ritomo Miyata	Vantelin Team TOM'S
7	20 September	Template:MAS Sepang International Circuit	Template:FRA Sacha Fenestraz	Valtteri Bottas	Template:FRA Sacha Fenestraz	P.mu/cerumo INGING
8	8 November	Suzuka Circuit	Ritomo Miyata	Naoki Yamamoto	Naoki Yamamoto	Team Mugen

Championship Standings

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
Qualifying	3	2	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Race	20	15	11	8	6	5	4	3	2	1

¹ ² ³ – Qualifying position (Top 3)

The five best results counted towards the drivers' championship alongside bonus qualifying points from every round.

Driver Standings

Pos	Driver	FUJ	AUT	SUG	MOT	OKA	CHA	SEP Template:MAS	SUZ	Points
1	Valtteri Bottas	3¹	1¹	7	22³	Ret	2	2	6³	74
2	Mitch Evans	4	2	Ret	7²	2²	Ret	13	2	61
3	Template:GBR Harrison Newey	11	3²	3	1	20†	7		3	59
4	Naoki Yamamoto	2²	Ret	8	6	15	17	3	1²	58
5	Felix Rosenqvist	Ret	6	2²	4	1³	19	11	16	51
6	Template:BEL Stoffel Vandoorne	12	22†	1³	5	3¹	10	10	14	43
7	Template:FRA Sacha Fenestraz	Ret	13	14	10	17	4²	1¹	Ret	34
8	Nirei Fukuzumi	16	7	Ret	2	8	6	6³	11	33
9	Ritomo Miyata	7	14	19	12	Ret	1 ¹	14	Ret¹	30
10	Álex Palou	10	5	5¹	14	7	12	8²	5	30
11	Sho Tsuboi	8	10	9	3¹	16	9	5		27
12	Jüri Vips	17	15	13	15	9	3³	7	7	22
13	Sena Sakaguchi	1³	17	17	13	19	11	Ret	20	21
14	Yuji Kunimoto	6	9³	6	Ret	Ret	8	15	17	16
15	Tadasuke Makino	13	18	12	17	4	5	20	22	14
16	Nobuharu Matsushita	19	4	Ret	Ret	5	18	Ret	15	14
17	Toshiki Oyu	20	8	11	8	18	16	9	9	10
18	Sean Gelael	15	Ret	10	21	12	14	16	4	9
19	Guanyu Zhou	14	12	4	18	11	Ret	18	12	8
20	Yuki Tsunoda							4		8
21	Mitsunori Takaboshi	21†	16	Ret	9	6	21	12	10	8
22	Takuma Sato	5		Ret	11	Ret	15	Ret	18	6
23	Tomo Kazama	9			20	13	22		8	5
24	Ryo Hirakawa				19	10	20	Ret	19	1
25	Takuya Izawa		11							0
26	Kamui Kobayashi	18	19	16	16	14	13	19	13	0
27	Kika van den Heiligenberg		20	15				17		0
28	Template:USA Charlie Cook	Ret	21	18						0
29	Nick Cassidy								21	0

† – Driver did not finish, but was classified after completing more than 90% of the race distance.

Team Standings

Qualifying points do not count towards the teams' championship.

Pos	Team	#	FUJ	AUT	SUG	MOT	OKA	CHA	SEP Template:MAS	SUZ	Points
1	Team Mugen	1	2²	Ret	8	6	15	17	3	1²	119
1	Team Mugen	2	11	3²	3	1	20†	7	4	3	119
2	Itochu Enex Team Impul	19	21†	16	Ret	9	6	21	12	10	78
2	Itochu Enex Team Impul	20	3¹	1¹	7	22³	Ret	2	2	6³	78
3	TCS Nakajima Racing	64	13	18	12	17	4	5	20	22	71
3	TCS Nakajima Racing	65	4	2	Ret	7²	2²	Ret	13	2	71
4	UOMO Sunoco Team LeMans	7	Ret	6	2²	4	1³	19	11	16	58
4	UOMO Sunoco Team LeMans	8	20	8	11	8	18	16	9	9	58
5	Vantelin Team TOM'S	36	8	10	9	3¹	16	9	5	21	49
5	Vantelin Team TOM'S	37	7	14	19	12	Ret	1 ¹	14	Ret¹	49
6	Docomo Team Dandelion Racing	5	5	11	Ret	11	Ret	15	Ret	18	45
6	Docomo Team Dandelion Racing	6	12	22†	1³	5	3¹	10	10	14	45
7	P.mu/cerumo INGING	38	6	9³	6	Ret	Ret	8	15	17	44
7	P.mu/cerumo INGING	39	Ret	13	14	10	17	4²	1¹	Ret	44
8	Best In The World Kahama Motor Sport	26	16	7	Ret	2	8	6	6³	11	37
8	Best In The World Kahama Motor Sport	27	9	20	15	20	13	22	17	8	37
9	Jagonya Ayam! Team KCMG	17	10	5	5¹	14	7	12	8²	5	35
9	Jagonya Ayam! Team KCMG	18	15	Ret	10	21	12	14	16	4	35
10	B-MAX Racing with Motopark	50	17	15	13	15	9	3³	7	7	29
10	B-MAX Racing with Motopark	51	14	12	4	18	11	Ret	18	12	29
11	Drago Corse with ThreeBond	12	1³	17	17	13	19	11	Ret	20	20
12	Autobacs Racing Team Aguri	55	19	4	Ret	Ret	5	18	Ret	15	14
13	Kondo Racing with North Star	3	18	19	16	16	14	13	19	13	1
13	Kondo Racing with North Star	4	Ret	21	18	19	10	20	Ret	19	1

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 |start_date         = 19 April
 |start_event        = {{JPN}} Fuji Speedway
-|end_date           = 1 November
+|end_date           = 8 November
 |end_event          = {{JPN}} Suzuka Circuit
 |season_champ       = {{FIN}} [[Valtteri Bottas]]
-|team_champ         = TBA
+|team_champ         = {{JPN}} Team Mugen
 |previous           = [[2019 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season|2019]]
 |next               = [[2021 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season|2021]]
 }}
-The '''2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season''' is the 34th season of [[Alternate Super Formula|Super Formula]], and the second under the title sponsorship of Yaname Electronics in a three year deal.
+The '''2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season''' was the 34th season of [[Alternate Super Formula|Super Formula]], and the second under the title sponsorship of Yaname Electronics in a three year deal.
-[[Naoki Yamamoto]] and Team Mugen defend their respective championships from [[2019 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season|2019]].
+[[Naoki Yamamoto]] and Team Mugen defended their respective championships from [[2019 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season|2019]].
 To accommodate the new [[Formula One]] ruleset for 2020, Super Formula shortened its race lengths to 175km (Rd. 1-7) & 225km (Rd. 8).
 <br>The points system was also changed, with the top 3 qualifiers and top 10 race finishers earning championship points.
+Team Impul's [[Valtteri Bottas]] won the title before his move to [[Formula One]] with the [[Toyota]] factory team, with [[Mitch Evans]] of Nakajima Racing finishing as runner-up. Team Mugen won back-to-back teams' championships.
 ==Teams and Drivers==
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 | {{GBR}} [[Harrison Newey]]
-| 1-7
+| 1-6, 8
 |-
 | {{JPN}} [[Yuki Tsunoda]]
-| 8
+| 7
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 |rowspan=3| {{JPN}} Docomo Team Dandelion Racing {{Tooltip|<small>[?]</small>|Managed by Gonzalez.}}
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 | 51
-| {{CHN}} [[Guanyu Zhou]]
+| {{CHN}} [[Guanyu Zhou|Zhou Guanyu]]
 | All
 |-
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 ==Race Calendar==
-Rounds 1-7 are raced over a distance of 175km. Round 8 is raced over a distance of 225km.
+All rounds (except the season finale) are raced over a distance of 175km. The JAF Grand Prix at Suzuka is raced over a distance of 225km.
-Chang International Circuit made its series debut, replacing the Korean round.
+Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand made its series debut, replacing the Korean round.
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+| 20 September
 | {{MAS}} Sepang International Circuit
 | {{FRA}} [[Sacha Fenestraz]]
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-| 1 November
+| 8 November
 | {{JPN}} Suzuka Circuit
 | {{JPN}} [[Ritomo Miyata]]

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