International Formula 3000 Championship Collection (page 13)

Formula 3000 Championship: Formula 3000 International Championship, Nurburgring, Germany, 26 September 1998
David Sears (GBR) Super Nova Racing Team Boss celebrates victory. Formula 3000 International Championship, Nurburgring, Germany, 26 September 1998

European Formula 3000 Championship: The podium: Michel Ferte March, second; John Nielsen Ralt
The podium (L to R): Michel Ferte (FRA) March, second; John Nielsen (DEN) Ralt, winner; Gabriele Tarquini (ITA) March, third; Jean Marie Balestre (FRA) President FISA

Formula 3000 Championship: Skier Franz Klammer finds himself right at home as the motor racing is cancelled due to snow
Skier Franz Klammer (AUT) finds himself right at home as the motor racing is cancelled due to snow. F3000, Nurburgring, Germany. 28 April 1985

International F3000 Championship: International Formula 3000 Championship, Pau, France
Heinz-Harald Frentzen (GER), Vortex Motorsport. International Formula 3000 Championship, Pau, France. 20 May 1991

Formula 3000 International Championship: International F3000 Championship, Rd3, Jerez, Spain, 9 June 1991
Laurent Aiello (FRA) DAMS, 7th place. International F3000 Championship, Rd3, Jerez, Spain, 9 June 1991

Formula 3000 Championship: David Sears Super Nova Racing Team Boss, Vincenzo Sospiri
(L-R): David Sears (GBR) Super Nova Racing Team Boss, Vincenzo Sospiri (ITA) and Nozomu Saruhashi (JPN) celebrate winning the championship

International Formula 3000 Championship: Marc Goossens Lola
Marc Goossens (BEL) Lola International Formula 3000 Championship, Rd 5, Hockenheim, Germany, 29 July 1995

International Formula 3000 Championship: Patrick Lemarie Pacific finished fifth
Patrick Lemarie (FRA) Pacific finished fifth. International Formula 3000 Championship, Pau, France, 27 May 1996

Formula 3000 Championship: David Sears Super Nova Racing Team Boss talks with Dominic Dellestre, Apomatox Team Boss
David Sears (GBR) Super Nova Racing Team Boss talks with Dominic Dellestre, Apomatox Team Boss. Formula 3000 International Championship, Pau, France, 26 May 1996

Formula 3000 Championship: Formula 3000 International Championship, Nurburgring, Germany, 12 May 1996
David Sears (GBR) Super Nova Racing Team Boss with his driver. Formula 3000 International Championship, Nurburgring, Germany, 12 May 1996

International Formula 3000 Championship: David Coulthard won his first F3000 race in bizarre circumstances
David Coulthard (GBR) won his first F3000 race in bizarre circumstances. Race leader Pedro Lamy (POR) ran off the circuit handing the lead to Coulthard

International Formula 3000 Championship
Allan McNish (GBR) DAMS Lola T91/50 Mugen retired after five laps with gearbox problems. International Formula 3000 Championship, Hockenheim, Germany, 27 July 1991

F3000 International Championship: Cristiano da Matta Pacific Racing Lola Zytek Judd T96 / 50, 4th place
Cristiano da Matta (BRA) Pacific Racing Lola Zytek Judd T96/50, 4th place. F3000 International Championship, Rd2, Pau, France. 26 May 1996

International F3000 Championship: Marc Goossens Nordic Racing
Marc Goossens (BEL) Nordic Racing International F3000 Championship, Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium, 27 August 1994

International Formula 3000 Championship: The podium: Mark Blundell Lola, second; Johnny Herbert Eddie Jordan Racing
The podium (L to R): Mark Blundell (GBR) Lola, second; Johnny Herbert (GBR) Eddie Jordan Racing, winner; Michel Trolle (FRA) GBDA, third

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The International Formula 3000 Championship, a prestigious racing event that showcases the pinnacle of motorsport talent, captivates fans worldwide. With its thrilling races and fierce competition, this championship has become synonymous with adrenaline-fueled excitement. Formula 3000 Testing serves as a crucial platform for aspiring drivers to prove their mettle and secure a spot in the highly coveted International Formula 3000 Championship. The intense battles on the track during these testing sessions are a testament to the sheer determination and skill possessed by these racers. In the heart-pounding races of the International Formula 3000 Championship, Pierluigi Martini Pavesi's Ralt RT20/86 showcased its prowess as it crossed the finish line in an impressive seventh position. This remarkable feat exemplifies Martini's exceptional driving abilities and his dedication to pushing boundaries. The podium of the International Formula 3000 Championship witnessed unforgettable moments etched into racing history. John Jones piloting Lola secured second place, while Yannick Dalmas from ORECA emerged victorious, claiming first place. Michel Ferte representing BS Automotive clinched third place amidst fierce competition. These talented drivers demonstrated their unwavering commitment to excellence throughout this exhilarating championship. Gonzalo Rodriguez F3000 Awards stand as a tribute to one of motorsport's brightest stars whose life was tragically cut short. This recognition honors his immense talent and serves as an inspiration for future generations of racers who aspire to follow in his footsteps. From international testing sessions to captivating championships like European Formula 3000 Championship, each race within this esteemed series pushes drivers beyond their limits both mentally and physically. The relentless pursuit of victory fuels every competitor participating in this high-octane spectacle. As engines roar and tires screech across tracks around the world, spectators eagerly anticipate each installment of the International Formula 3000 Championship with bated breath, and is not just about speed.