2010 EuroBOSS Series

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The 2010 EuroBOSS Series season was the tenth year of the EuroBOSS Series. The championship began on 8 August at Magny-Cours and was due to finish on 31 October at Portimão, after five double-header rounds. However, the last three race meetings were called off due to the lack of driver entries to the series.[1] This meant the season ended with the Slovakiaring round on 22 August.

With two wins and two second places from the four races held, Damien Charveriat won the EuroBOSS class at the wheel of his Zele Racing Dallara GP2/05 that had been formerly run in the GP2 Series. Andreas Zuber, himself a former GP2 racer, was the only other driver to compete in the class, winning both races at the Slovakiaring. As single entrants in the EuroBOSS Masters Class and the EuroBOSS Invitation Class respectively, Peter Milavec – double winner at the Slovakiaring – and Jean-Pierre Clement – one race win at Magny-Cours – won their classes unopposed. The EuroBOSS 3000 Class had the most competitors over the season, with four drivers competing in the two meetings. Gerhard Hille finished as class winner, taking a win and two second places to beat Norbert Groer by ten points.

Drivers[]

# Name Team Car Series
11 Switzerland Jean-Pierre Clement Tatuus N.T07 (Honda) International Formula Master
18 France Damien Charveriat Zele Racing Dallara GP2/05 (Renault) GP2 Series
19 United Arab Emirates Andreas Zuber Zele Racing Dallara GP2/05 (Renault) GP2 Series
21 Austria Peter Milavec Lola T92/50 (Cosworth) International Formula 3000
22 Portugal Carlos Antunes Tavares Dallara T02 (Nissan) World Series by Nissan
23 France Christopher Brenier Dallara SN01 (Nissan) World Series by Nissan
33 Austria Norbert Groer Dallara T05 (Nissan) World Series by Nissan
35 Austria Gerhard Hille Dallara T05 (Nissan) World Series by Nissan

Race calendar[]

The calendar had consisted of five double-header meetings.[2]

Round Circuit Country Date Pole Position Fastest Lap Winning Driver
1 R1 Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours  France 8 August France France France
R2 France France France
2 R1 Slovakiaring  Slovakia 22 August United Arab Emirates Andreas Zuber United Arab Emirates Andreas Zuber United Arab Emirates Andreas Zuber
R2 United Arab Emirates Andreas Zuber United Arab Emirates Andreas Zuber United Arab Emirates Andreas Zuber
3 R1 Mondello Park  Ireland 12 September Race meetings cancelled due to a lack of entries[1]
R2
4 R1 Masaryk Circuit  Czech Republic 10 October
R2
5 R1 Autódromo Internacional do Algarve  Portugal 31 October
R2

References[]

  1. ^ a b Zele, Michael (2010-09-02). "Brno and Portimao races cancelled". euroboss.com. EuroBOSS Series. Retrieved 2010-09-11.
  2. ^ "EuroBOSS 2010 - Calendar of Events". euroboss.com. EuroBOSS Series. Archived from the original on 22 June 2010. Retrieved 2010-06-24.

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