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2006–07 A1 Grand Prix season

A1 Grand Prix season


A1 Grand Prix season

The 2006–07 A1 Grand Prix season was the second season for the A1 Grand Prix series. It began on 1 October 2006, at Circuit Park Zandvoort, and the season ended at Brands Hatch on 29 April 2007. A1 Team Germany won it with 128 points, 35 points lead ahead Team New Zealand.

Calendar

The second A1 Grand Prix season consisted of 11 races held in 10 different countries. Each race is to be run over a three-day weekend, including a practice session on each of Friday and Saturday before a qualifying session on Saturday, and then two races on Sunday. Changes in the weekend program for second season included changing the time certain limits of the Sprint race to 20 minutes and Feature race to 70 minutes, and reducing the pointscore in the Sprint race to only the top six positions.

RoundEventCircuitDates1234567891011Map
NED A1 Grand Prix of Nations, NetherlandsCircuit Park Zandvoort29 September – 1 October 2006
CZE A1 Grand Prix of Nations, Czech RepublicAutomotodrom Brno6–8 October 2006
CHN A1 Grand Prix of Nations, China (Beijing)Jingkai Street Circuit10–12 November 2006
MYS A1 Grand Prix of Nations, MalaysiaSepang International Circuit24–26 November 2006
INA A1 Grand Prix of Nations, IndonesiaSentul International Circuit8–10 December 2006
NZL A1 Grand Prix of Nations, New ZealandTaupo Motorsport Park19–21 January 2007
AUS A1 Grand Prix of Nations, AustraliaEastern Creek Raceway2–4 February 2007
RSA A1 Grand Prix of Nations, South AfricaDurban Street Circuit23–25 February 2007
MEX A1 Grand Prix of Nations, MexicoAutódromo Hermanos Rodríguez23–25 March 2007
CHN A1 Grand Prix of Nations, China (Shanghai)Shanghai International Circuit13–15 April 2007
GBR A1 Grand Prix of Nations, Great BritainBrands Hatch27–29 April 2007
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**Source:**

Calendar changes

  • A 12th race had been scheduled to have been held in Brazil; however, on 17 January 2007 the A1GP organisation announced that as a result of a delay in obtaining a local terrestrial television agreement then the event would be cancelled.
  • After the finish to the Australian Feature race resulted in time certainty confusion, the time certain limits were reduced by a minute with an additional lap added after the time expired.

Entry list

24 teams, each representing a different country, signed up for the second A1 Grand Prix season. All teams and drivers competed in Zytek-powered, Cooper Avon-shod and Lola A1GP chassis. Teams representing Greece and Singapore made their debuts, whilst the representatives of Austria, Japan and Russia did not return from the previous season.

Entrant (Team)DriverEvents
AUS A1 Team Australia
Alan Docking RacingRyan Briscoe1, 4–5
Karl Reindler2–3, 6–8
Ian Dyk9–11
BRA A1 Team Brazil
Charouz Racing SystemTuka Rocha1–2, 5, 7
Raphael Matos3–4, 6
Bruno Junqueira8–9, 11
Vítor Meira10
CAN A1 Team Canada
John Village AutomotiveJames Hinchcliffe1–3, 6–9
Sean McIntosh4–5, 10–11
CHN A1 Team China
Team AstromegaCongfu Cheng1–4, 10–11
Ho-Pin Tung5–9
CZE A1 Team Czech Republic
Charouz Racing SystemTomáš Kostka1
Tomáš Enge2–4, 6–8
Jaroslav Janiš5, 9
Filip Salaquarda10
Jan Charouz11
FRA A1 Team France
DAMSNicolas Lapierre1–5
Loïc Duval6–8, 11
Jean-Karl Vernay9–10
GER A1 Team Germany
Super Nova RacingNico Hülkenberg1–8, 10–11
Christian Vietoris9
GBR A1 Team Great BritainDarren Manning1
Robbie Kerr2, 4–8, 10–11
Oliver Jarvis3, 9
GRE A1 Team Greece
Arena MotorsportTakis Kaitatzis1–2
Nikos Zachos2
IND A1 Team India
Arena MotorsportArmaan Ebrahim1–5
Narain Karthikeyan6, 8–11
Parthiva Sureshwaren7
INA A1 Team IndonesiaAnanda Mikola1–10
Moreno Soeprapto11
IRL A1 Team Ireland
Status Grand PrixMichael Devaney1–4
Richard Lyons5–11
ITA A1 Team Italy
Team GhinzaniAlessandro Pier Guidi1–2
Enrico Toccacelo3–11
LBN A1 Team Lebanon
Carlin MotorsportBasil Shaaban1, 3, 5
USA Graham Rahal2
Khalil Beschir4
GBR Alexander Khateeb6–7
BRA Allam Khodair8–11
MYS A1 Team MalaysiaAlex YoongAll
MEX A1 Team MexicoSalvador Durán1–9
Sergio Pérez10
Juan Pablo García11
NED A1 Team Netherlands
Racing for HollandJeroen Bleekemolen1–9, 11
Renger van der Zande9–10
NZL A1 Team New Zealand
Super Nova RacingMatthew Halliday1, 3, 8, 11
Jonny Reid2, 4–7, 9–10
PAK A1 Team Pakistan
Performance RacingNur AliAll
POR A1 Team Portugal
Team AstromegaÁlvaro Parente8–9, 11
João Urbano10
SIN A1 Team Singapore
West Surrey RacingChristian Murchison1, 3–4, 6–8
Denis Lian2
RSA A1 Team South Africa
DAMSAdrian Zaugg1, 3–4, 8–9, 11
Stephen Simpson2
Alan van der Merwe5–7, 10
SUI A1 Team Switzerland
Max MotorsportSébastien Buemi1–2, 6–7, 10–11
Neel Jani3–5, 8
Marcel Fässler9
USA A1 Team USA
West Surrey RacingPhilip Giebler1–5, 7
Ryan Hunter-Reay6
Jonathan Summerton8–11
**Sources:**

Mid-season changes

  • A1 Team Greece only participated in the opening two rounds.
  • A1 Team Singapore missed the last three races allegedly due to an injury suffered by their driver Christian Murchison in South Africa.
  • A1 Team Portugal started their season in South Africa.

Results and standings

Results summary

RoundEventPole positionFastest lapWinnerReport1SF2SF3SF4SF5SF6SF7SF8SF9SF10SF11SF
NED NetherlandsRSA Adrian ZauggRSA Adrian ZauggRSA Adrian Zaugg[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-netherlands)
MYS Alex YoongDEU Nico Hülkenberg
CZE Czech RepublicNZL Jonny ReidMYS Alex YoongMYS Alex Yoong[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-czech-republic)
USA Philip GieblerMYS Alex Yoong
CHN China (Beijing)NLD Jeroen BleekemolenMEX Salvador DuránNLD Jeroen Bleekemolen[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-beijing-china)
CAN James HinchcliffeITA Enrico Toccacelo
MYS MalaysiaSUI Neel JaniNZL Jonny ReidSUI Neel Jani[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-malaysia)
ITA Enrico ToccaceloDEU Nico Hülkenberg
INA IndonesiaNZL Jonny ReidGBR Robbie KerrNZL Jonny Reid[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-indonesia)
NZL Jonny ReidNZL Jonny Reid
NZL New ZealandDEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico Hülkenberg[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-new-zealand)
DEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico Hülkenberg
AUS AustraliaDEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico Hülkenberg[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-australia)
DEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico Hülkenberg
RSA South AfricaDEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico HülkenbergDEU Nico Hülkenberg[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-south-africa)
RSA Adrian ZauggDEU Nico Hülkenberg
MEX MexicoMYS Alex YoongMEX Salvador DuránMYS Alex Yoong[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-mexico)
USA Jonathan SummertonGBR Oliver Jarvis
CHN China (Shanghai)GBR Robbie KerrNZL Jonny ReidGBR Robbie Kerr[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-shanghai-china)
NZL Jonny ReidNZL Jonny Reid
GBR United KingdomGBR Robbie KerrGBR Robbie KerrGBR Robbie Kerr[Report](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-great-britain)
SUI Sébastien BuemiDEU Nico Hülkenberg
**Source:**

Championship standings

PosTeamDriversNED
[NED](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-netherlands)CZE
[CZE](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-czech-republic)CHN
[BEI](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-beijing-china)MYS
[MLY](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-malaysia)INA
[INA](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-indonesia)NZL
[NZL](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-new-zealand)AUS
[AUS](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-australia)RSA
[RSA](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-south-africa)MEX
[MEX](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-mexico)CHN
[SHA](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-shanghai-china)GBR
[GBR](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-great-britain)PtsSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSF112829339246755765575285094210351133122713251424152216131710189198203211221230240PosTeamDriversSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSFSFPtsNED
[NED](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-netherlands)CZE
[CZE](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-czech-republic)CHN
[BEI](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-beijing-china)MYS
[MLY](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-malaysia)INA
[INA](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-indonesia)NZL
[NZL](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-new-zealand)AUS
[AUS](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-australia)RSA
[RSA](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-south-africa)MEX
[MEX](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-mexico)CHN
[SHA](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-shanghai-china)GBR
[GBR](2006-07-a1-grand-prix-of-nations-great-britain)
GER GermanyNico Hülkenberg41Ret45Ret2152**1***1****1***1***1***13321
Christian VietorisRet9
NZL New ZealandMatthew Halliday61110933168
Jonny Reid**Ret**7*3*8**1**13322166*2*1
GBR Great BritainDarren Manning57
Robbie Kerr9652*3*Ret8Ret191092**1**2***1***2
Oliver Jarvis7221
FRA FranceNicolas Lapierre3Ret3Ret1746373
Loïc Duval22392Ret47
Jean-Karl VernayRet20Ret8
NED NetherlandsJeroen Bleekemolen94119**1**Ret7913DSQ4554461765
Renger van der Zande994
MYS MalaysiaAlex Yoong1217*1*1141247125191176Ret8**1**561159
ITA ItalyAlessandro Pier GuidiRet61420
Enrico Toccacelo31Ret1311498151212Ret7410733
SUI SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi108810544749RetDSQ
Neel Jani9Ret**1**410854
Marcel Fässler1014
USA United StatesPhilip Giebler7261711Ret964988
Ryan Hunter-Reay1110
Jonathan SummertonRetRet525Ret96
MEX MexicoSalvador Durán25732Ret11Ret2612Ret1115RetRet*17*Ret
Sergio Pérez15Ret
Juan Pablo García1814
CAN CanadaJames Hinchcliffe813254*10*6613Ret13Ret1315
Sean McIntosh858RetRet61012
CZE Czech RepublicTomáš Kostka17Ret
Tomáš Enge5286Ret1417129511Ret
Jaroslav Janiš1671212
Filip Salaquarda1710
Jan Charouz1315
AUS AustraliaRyan Briscoe1331217610
Karl Reindler15161231413141416Ret
Ian Dyk3816Ret14Ret
RSA South AfricaAdrian Zaugg***1***RetRet513127Ret4315Ret
Stephen SimpsonRet11
Alan van der Merwe9Ret71616Ret812
CHN ChinaCongfu Cheng1194813Ret10161115Ret10
Ho-Pin TungRet131396314Ret610
IND IndiaArmaan EbrahimRetRet17181811161918Ret
Narain Karthikeyan107159111871774
Parthiva Sureshwaren1816
POR PortugalÁlvaro Parente851471111
João Urbano1913
BRA BrazilTuka Rocha141210141514Ret11
Raphael Matos6719181614
Bruno Junqueira177Ret1312Ret
Vítor Meira1419
IRL IrelandMichael Devaney1514131320Ret1410
Richard Lyons1712Ret1910Ret6RetRet161258DSQ
SIN SingaporeChristian MurchisonRet161681511Ret1512RetRetRet
Denis Lian1819
INA IndonesiaAnanda Mikola1910161515RetRet15141115Ret171310Ret8111316
Moreno Soeprapto1716
PAK PakistanNur Ali20Ret20Ret21Ret18212015181820Ret181015212018Ret17
LIB LebanonBasil Shaaban16Ret191319Ret
USA Graham Rahal1212
Khalil Beschir1720
Alexander KhateebRet17Ret17
BRA Allam Khodair19Ret18191814Ret13
GRE GreeceTakis Kaitatzis1815Ret
Nikos Zachos19
**Sources:**

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References

References

  1. "A1 Grand Prix – 2006-2007: Racing Calendar". Speedsport Magazine.
  2. "Brazilian race withdrawn from the 2006/07 calendar".
  3. "A1 Grand Prix - 2006-2007: Entrylist". Speedsport Magazine.
  4. "A1 Grand Prix - Season 2006-2007: Results". Speedsport Magazine.
  5. "Course concerns in Beijing".
  6. "A1 Team Portugal returns to A1GP World Cup of Motorsport".
  7. "Season 2006/07 standings after race 22 of 22". A1 Grand Prix.
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