Renault Clio Cup














Renault Clio Cup
Clio cup.jpg
Category
One-make racing by Renault
Country19 different countries
(Europe, Latin America, China)
Inaugural season1966
ConstructorsRenault
Official websiterenault-sport.com

The Renault Clio Cup is a one-make racing series created and managed by Renault Sport. As the name suggests, Renault Clio cars are used, and are grouped in 15 national championships and an International Cup.




Contents





  • 1 Championships

    • 1.1 French Cup


    • 1.2 Belgian Cup


    • 1.3 United Kingdom Cup


    • 1.4 Other championships

      • 1.4.1 Other one-make racing with Renault cars




  • 2 The current car


  • 3 Current regulations


  • 4 Champions


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links


  • 8 External links




Championships




Copa Clio Brasil, W Racing 2006 car


There are currently 15 national championships: Belgium, Brazil, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Spain, the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom.



French Cup


The French Clio Cup has been held since 2004.


The French Cup started in 1966 and used in succession Renault 8 Gordini (1966–1970), Renault 12 Gordini (1971–1974), Renault 5 LS kitée (1975–1976), Renault 5 Alpine (1977–1981), Renault 5 Alpine Turbo (1982–1984), Renault 5 GT Turbo (1985–1990), Renault Clio 16S (1991–1996) and Renault Mégane Coupé 16V (1997–2000).[1] The French Cup wasn't held between 2001 and 2003.



Belgian Cup


This series started in 2001 as the Renault Sport Clio Cup Elf, but in 2005 the championship was cancelled due to the lack of participants.[2] It returned in 2008 as the Renault Clio Cup Belux 2008 with 6 meetings.[3]


The Renault Cup started in 1987 with the Renault 5 GT Turbo Cup organised jointly with the Netherlands.[4] The Benelux championship switch into Belgian Cup with Renault Clio 16S between 1991 and 1996. Then it was Renault Mégane Coupé 16V (1997–2000) and finally the actual Clio cup (2001–2004, and since 2008).



United Kingdom Cup



The series' first winner of the inaugural race for Renault 5 TLs held in Brands Hatch was Maggie Loynd in 1974. The series, now known as the Courier Connections Renault UK Clio Cup, are now held as a support race to the British Touring Car Championship. The series previously supported the British leg of the World Series by Renault event.


The series saw subsequently these cars:



  • Renault 5 TL (1974–1977)

  • Renault 5 TS (1977–1985)

  • Renault 5 GT Turbo (1985–1990)


  • Renault Clio 16V Mark I (1991–1995)


  • Renault Sport Spider (1996–1999)

  • Clio Renaultsport 172 (2000–2001)

  • Clio Renaultsport 182 (2002–2006)

  • Clio Renaultsport 197 (since 2007).[5]

The series' past champion winners includes Andy Priaulx, Jason Plato and Tom Onslow-Cole. Other than that, past drivers of the series that were notable outside of racing were Andrew Ridgeley of the pop group Wham! in 1985[6] and it introduced actor Rowan Atkinson to motorsport, which he raced seldom between 1984 and 1990. One of his races was documented for his one-off show, Driven Man.


The car has since re-emerged for a reunion race in 2004, which he aimed to compete in, but had to be substituted by Perry McCarthy, due to illness. Atkinson bought the car following the race and was auctioned off in a Bonhams auction in 2005.


This years championship winner will be presented with a freshly restored Renault 5 GT Turbo, a winner's prize put forward by title sponsor Courier Connections to mark their 20th anniversary in business and the 40th anniversary of the Clio Cup



Other championships




2009 Renault Clio Cup in Motorland Aragón



  • Spain Copa Renault Clio España


  • Renault Sport Clio International Cup


  • China Clio Cup China


  • Belgium Renault Sport Clio Cup Belgium


  • Denmark Renault DTC Light Cup Denmark (since 2004 as Renault Clio Cup Denmark, since 2010 as Renault DTC Light Cup)


  • Switzerland LO Renault New Clio Cup Suisse


  • Sweden Clio Cup Sweden[7]


  • Italy Clio Cup Italia


  • Netherlands Dunlop Sportmaxx / ID&T Clio cup Netherlands


  • Slovenia Renault Sport Clio Cup Slovenia


  • United Kingdom Michelin Clio Cup Series with Protyre (since 2013)[8]


  • Italy Clio Cup Italia


Other one-make racing with Renault cars



  • Renault Clio V6 Cup

  • Dacia Logan Cup

  • Renault Clio Cup Junior Championship

Defunct championships:



  • IMSA Renault Cup (1982-1985 with Renault LeCar and then Renault Encore)


  • SCCA Sports Renault Championship (1984-1989 with Renault/Jeep Sport USA open cockpit, purpose-built cars)

  • Renault Super Clio Cup Brazil (2006)


The current car




2009 cars parked in Motorland Aragón paddock


Since 2008, the championship uses Renault Clio 197 with an F4R RS 2.0 litre engine.


  • Engine: Renault F4R RS, 4 cylinder, 16 valve, 1998 cc.

  • Transmission: Sequentially controlled, dog-clutch box with 6 forward gears and controlled differential.

  • Suspension: Front: McPherson; Rear: Transverse trailing link, rigid bearings.

  • Brakes: Discs, Front: ventilated ø280; Rear: solid ø238

  • Wheels: Single piece 8 x 17 alloy

  • Tyres: Michelin S9A (dry) or P2B (rain) 19x57x15

  • Dimensions: Wheelbase: 2475 mm; Length/Width: 3772 mm/1675 mm

  • Capacities: 50 litres

  • Weight: 930 kg


Current regulations


The points scoring system changes according to national series. 'Bonus' points are generally awarded for fastest laps and pole positions in each round.



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Renault Clio Cup Champions
Year

 Argentina[9]

 Belgium

Benelux

Bohemia

 Brazil[10][11]

 Denmark[12]

Central Europe

 France[1]

 Germany

 Italy[13][14]

 Mexico[15]

 Netherlands

 Portugal[16]

Scandinavia[17]

 Spain[18]

 Slovenia

 Sweden

  Switzerland[19]

 Turkey

 United Kingdom[20]

 United States

 China
2018

Not held

Not held

Not held

Not held

Not held

Not held

NetherlandsSebastiaan Bleekemolen

France Nicolas Milan

Not held

Italy Simone Di Luca

Not held

Not held

Not held

Not held

France Nicolas Milan

Not held

Not held

Not held

Not held

United Kingdom Paul Rivett

Not held

China Chun Lei Yang
2017

Belgium Sven van Laere

Czech Republic Tomáš Pekař

France Marc Guillot

Italy Gustavo Sandrucci

Spain Alex Royo

Sweden Joel Jern

United Kingdom Mike Bushell

Hong Kong David Lau
2016

Netherlands Sebastiaan Bleekemolen

Germany Dino Calcum

France Éric Trémoulet

Italy Cristian Ricciarini

France Éric Trémoulet

Sweden Marcus Annervi

United Kingdom Ant Whorton-Eales

China Kenneth Lim
2015

Netherlands Niels Langeveld

Switzerland Pascal Eberle

France Marc Guillot

Italy Simone Iacone

Spain Rafael Villanueva Ruiz

Sweden Henric Skoog

United Kingdom Ashley Sutton

Indonesia Senna Iriawan
2014

Netherlands Sebastiaan Bleekemolen

Germany Dino Calcum

France Nicolas Milan

Spain Oscar Nogués

France Marc Guillot

Sweden Robert Helling

United Kingdom Mike Bushell

South Africa Naomi Schiff
2013

Not held

Germany Dino Calcum

Not held

France Éric Trémoulet

Italy Ronnie Marchetti

Netherlands Marcel Dekker

France Nicolas Milan

Sweden Andreas Wernersson

United Kingdom Josh Files

Hong Kong Tommy Chan
2012

Germany Marc-Uwe von Niesewand

Denmark Kim Lund Johansen

France Marc Guillot

Switzerland Stefano Comini

Netherlands Niels Langeveld

France Marc Guillot

Sweden Andreas Wernersson

United Kingdom Jack Goff

Hong Kong Eric Lo
2011

Switzerland Reto Wüst

Denmark Michael Christensen

France Nicolas Milan

Spain Oscar Nogués

Netherlands Sebastiaan Bleekemolen

Spain Jose Manuel De Los Milagros

Not held

United Kingdom Paul Rivett

United Kingdom Steve Elmes
2010

Not held

Denmark Michael Christensen

France Nicolas Milan

Italy Giancarlo Lenzotti

Netherlands Addi van de Ven

Spain Jose Manuel De Los Milagros

Switzerland Frédéric Yerly

United Kingdom Dave Newsham

Hong Kong David Louie
2009

Argentina Nicolás Ursprung

Belgium François Verbist[21]

Brazil José C. Vitte

Denmark Claus Christensen

France Nicolas Milan[22]

Italy Cristian Ricciarini

Netherlands Sandra van der Sloot[23]

Spain Gonzalo Martín de Andres[24]

Switzerland Daniel Hadorn

United Kingdom Phil Glew [25]

Hong Kong Aaron Kwok
2008

Argentina Facundo Della Motta[26]

Belgium François Verbist[27]

Brazil José Cordova

Denmark Per Poulsen

Belgium Maxime Martin

Germany Andreas Kast

Italy Simone Di Luca

Mexico Francisco Orozco[28]

Netherlands Pim van Riet[29]

Spain Antonio de la Reina[30]

Switzerland Daniel Hadorn

United Kingdom Ben Winrow

Not held
2007

Argentina Agustín Canapino[31]

Not held

Brazil José Cordova

Norway Petter Granlund

France Johan-Boris Scheier

Germany Kristian Nägele

Italy Massimiliano Pedalà


Netherlands Tim Buijs[32]

Spain Fernando Navarrete[33]

Switzerland Daniel Hadorn

United Kingdom Martin Byford
Flag of Austria.svg Niki Lanik †
2006

Argentina Jorge Loyarte

Brazil Claúdio Gontijo
Flag of Brazil.svg Wagner Ebrahim †3[34]

Denmark Kasper Jensen

France Johan-Boris Scheier

Netherlands Wilko Becker

Italy Massimiliano Pedalà


Netherlands Mike Verschuur[35]

Spain Luis Calleja[36]

Switzerland Lukas Ryf

United Kingdom Tom Onslow-Cole
Flag of Austria.svg Niki Lanik †
2005

Argentina Gabriel Satorra[37]

Brazil José Cordova

Denmark Henrik Larsen

France Nicolas Pierre


Italy Massimiliano Pedalà

Mexico José González

Netherlands Allard Kalff[38]

Spain Juan Miguel Larios

Switzerland Fred Yerly

United Kingdom Jonathan Adam
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Matt Allison †
2004

Argentina Humberto Krujoski[39]

Belgium Pierre-Yves Corthals

Brazil Renê Bauer

Denmark Jesper Davidsen

France Ludovic Simon


Italy Giuseppe Cirò

Mexico Ricardo Pérez de Lara

Netherlands Sebastiaan Bleekemolen[40]

Portugal Hugo Godinho

Spain Álvaro Rodríguez

Switzerland Daniel Hadorn

Turkey Selim Özgörkey[41]

United Kingdom Paul Rivett
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Jonathan Adam †
2003

Argentina Pablo Varela[42]

Belgium Michel Heydens

Brazil Elias Nascimento Jr.

Not held

Not held

Belgium Pierre-Yves Corthals
Flag of Germany.svg Dirk Werner †2

Italy Giuseppe Cirò

Mexico Eugenio Martín del Campo

Netherlands Robert van den Berg[43]

Portugal João Pina Cardoso

Spain Oscar Nogués

Switzerland Daniel Hadorn

Turkey Ahmet Atay[44]

Republic of Ireland Jonathan Fildes
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Paul Rivett †
2002

Argentina Nicolás Kern[45]

Belgium Stéphane Lémeret[46]

Brazil Luiz Carreira Jr.

Germany Sebastian Grunert
Flag of Germany.svg Michael Bellmann †2


Not held

Netherlands Sebastiaan Bleekemolen[47]
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Patrick de Jong †6

Portugal Patrick Cunha

Spain Iván Portoles

Switzerland Mathias Schläppi

Turkey Hakan Güven[48]

United Kingdom Paul Rivett
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Tom Ferrier †
2001

Argentina Juan Pablo Satorra


Not held

Flag of Germany.svg Stefan Neuberger †2


Netherlands Jeroen Bleekemolen

Portugal Luís Veloso

Spain Luis Miguel Reyes

Switzerland Daniel Hadorn


United Kingdom Daniel Buxton
2000

Argentina Rubén Valsagna[49]

Belgium Pierre-Yves Corthals

France Gilles Vannelet




Portugal Patrick Cunha

Spain Alfredo Mostajo

Switzerland Mathias Schläppi


United Kingdom Jim Edwards Jr
1999


Belgium Stéphane Lémeret[46]

France Frédéric Gabillon




Portugal Francisco Carvalho

Spain Alberto Hevia

Switzerland Lorent Luyet


United Kingdom Andy Priaulx
1998


France Jean-Claude Kamber




Portugal José João Magalhães

Spain Javier Mora

Switzerland Edy Kamm


United Kingdom Dan Eaves[50]
1997

Belgium Pierre-Yves Corthals

France Guillaume Greuet




Portugal Luís Veloso

Spain Victor Sáez

Switzerland Daniel Hadorn


United Kingdom Bryce Wilson
1996

Belgium Pierre-Yves Corthals

France Eric Archambaud

Germany Hubert Jahn



Netherlands Frans Verschuur

Portugal Vasco Campos

Spain Leonardo Sabán

Italy Alberto Zenic

Switzerland Jo Lima


United Kingdom Jason Plato
1995

Belgium Pierre-Yves Corthals

France Jean-François Poughon



Netherlands Frans Verschuur

Portugal Vasco Campos

Spain Nicolás Arribas


Switzerland Balz Kamm


United Kingdom Lee Brookes
1994


France Christophe Sarhy




Portugal Vasco Campos

Norway Thomas Nielsen

Spain Iván Rodríguez


Switzerland Edy Kobelt


United Kingdom John Bintcliffe
1993


France Frédéric Fezard


Italy Maurizio Campani

Netherlands Phil Bastiaans

Portugal José João Magalhães

Sweden Jan Nilsson

Spain Ignacio Hervás


Switzerland Daniel Hadorn


United Kingdom Alastair Lyall
1992


France Jean-Marc Morizet


Italy Luca Drudi

Netherlands Frans Verschuur

Portugal Vítor Lopes

Sweden Kenny Bräck

Spain Pablo Irizar


Switzerland Stefan Bertschart


United Kingdom Matt Johnson
1991


France Patrick Bourdais


Italy Salvatore Pirro

Netherlands Frans Verschuur

Portugal Albuquerque de Carvalho

Not held

Spain Enrique de la Puente


Switzerland Marcel Klay


United Kingdom Steve Waudby
1990


France Henri Lebeau


Italy Mauro Gagliardini



Spain Eduardo de Aysa


Switzerland Philipp Steinauer


United Kingdom Jim Edwards Jr
1989


France Jean-Louis Carponcin


Italy Salvatore Pirro

Netherlands Frans Verschuur

Spain Enrique Codony


Switzerland Hanspeter Bigler


1988


France Bernard Castagné


Italy Massimo Di Risio

Netherlands Frans Verschuur

Spain Tomás Saldaña


Switzerland Charlie Grütter



United States Mike Davies †5[51]
1987


France Michel Bourgault


Italy Roberto Russo


Spain Manuel Vidal


Switzerland Urs Eberle


United Kingdom Barrie Williams

United States Mike Davies †5[51]
1986

Not held

France Michel Duverney


Italy "Pibo"


Spain Antonio Castro


Switzerland Michel Walpen



United States Scott Lagasse †5[52]
1985

France Marc Ranucci


Italy Marco Brand


Spain Javier Moreno


Switzerland Hermman Roth


United Kingdom Mark Fish

United States Parker Johnstone †4[53]
United States David Murry †5[54]
1984

France Jean-Claude Dutrey


Italy Marco Brand


Spain Jesús Diez Villarroel


Switzerland Herbert Furrer



1983

France Jean-Michel Bernes


Italy Ferruccio Zambaiti


Spain Carlos Sainz


Switzerland Armin Conrad



1982

France Manuel Carvalho


Italy Annino Conti


Spain Rafael Ochoa


Switzerland Rene Traversa



1981

France Francis Canal


Italy Massimo Ercolani


Spain Luis Villamil


Switzerland Stephan Lüscher



Not held
1980

France Denis Derepas


Italy Luigi Giannini


Spain Luis Pérez-Sala


Switzerland Silvio Berger


1979

France Eric Houdelekt


Italy Titto Salvatori


Spain César Hernández


Switzerland Rolf Führer


United Kingdom Jim Edwards Sr
1978

France Jean-Pierre Lajournade


Italy Massimo Sigala


Spain Fermín Sánchez


Switzerland Hans Peter Uellinger


United Kingdom Neil McGrath[55]
1977

France André Bourdon


Italy Mauro Baldi


Spain Arturo de Onís


Not held


1976

France Yves Fremont


Italy Massimo Nardelli


Spain José Sasiambarrena



United Kingdom Neil McGrath[55]
1975

France Jean-Luc Rancon


Italy "Baronio"


Spain Ricardo García Galiano



United Kingdom Neil McGrath[55]
1974

France Gérard Delplanque




Spain Kuru Villacieros



United Kingdom Neil McGrath[55]
1973

France Jean-Pierre Gabreau




Spain Juan Escavias



Not held
1972

France René Metge




Spain Kuru Villacieros


1971

France Marc Sourd




Spain Juan García Rasilla


1970

France Bernard Mangé




Spain Gerardo van Dulken


1969

France Bernard Lagier




Spain Salvador Cañellas


1968

France Roland Trollé




Not held


1967

France François Lacarrau





1966

France Jimmy Mieusset























Renault 8 Gordini

Renault 8 TS

Renault 12 Gordini

Renault 5 LS kitée or TL

Renault 5 TS

Renault 5 Alpine

Renault 5 Alpine Turbo

Renault LeCar

Renault Encore

Renault 5 GT Turbo

Renault Clio 16S

Renault Sport Spider

Renault Mégane Coupé 16V

Renault Clio 172

Renault Clio 182

Renault Clio 197

Renault Clio 200

  • † = Winter Series Champion

  • †2 = Renault Clio V6 Champion

  • †3 = Renault Super Clio Cup

  • †4 = IMSA Renault Cup

  • †5 = SCCA Sports Renault

  • †5 = Junior championship winner

  • White square indicate years without championships


See also


  • Eurocup Mégane Trophy

  • Dacia Logan Cup

  • Sports Renault

  • Formula Renault


References






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  2. ^ Le rideau tombe... renault-sport.be (January 15, 2005)


  3. ^ Feu Vert pour la Renault Sport Clio Cup 2008 renault-sport.be (May 21, 2007)


  4. ^ Pour perpétuer la tradition sportive renault-sport.be (June 13, 2005)


  5. ^ Clio Cup curtain-raiser thrills Brands Hatch crowds automotoportal.com (April 3, 2007)


  6. ^ The Drivers : Andrew Ridgeley historicracing.com


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External links



  • (in Spanish) Argentina Formulas Argentina formulas-argentinas.com.ar

    • APEFA apefa.com.ar


  • (in French) Belgium Renault Clio Cup Belux renault-sport.be


  • (in English) France French Clio Cup renault-sport.com


  • (in German) Germany Renault Clio Cup Germany renault-sport.de


  • (in English) United Kingdom ELF Renault Clio Cup UK renaultsport.co.uk

    • Clio Cup UK cliocup.com


  • (in Slovene) Slovenia Pokal Clio CUP cliocup.si


  • (in German) Switzerland LO Renault New Clio Cup worldseriesbyrenault.ch


  • (in Danish) Denmark Casinoportalen Clio Cup dtc-net.dk


  • (in Portuguese) Brazil Copa Renault Clio coparenaultclio.com.br


  • (in Dutch) Netherlands Dunlop Sportmaxx Clio Cup clio-cup.nl


  • (in Italian) Italy Clio Cup Italia renaultsportitalia.it


  • (in English) China Clio Cup China frdsports.com


External links


  • DriverDB


  • Latest News – Heritage:'Last Ever' Renault 5 Race On Motors TV This Friday Renaultsport.co.uk


  • Cup Racers renaultoloog.nl









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