1991 World Sportscar Championship season

The World Sportscar Championship 1991 was the 39th edition of the FIA ​​World Sportscar Championship. It was attended by Group C sports cars, which were divided into two classes. The vehicles of class C1 were possessed naturally aspirated 3.5 -liter displacement, some of which were also used in Formula 1, while in the class started C2 vehicles with turbo engines. Both classes had no individual championship and counted together.

  • 3.1 Ranking

Championship

With Mercedes, Jaguar, Peugeot and Mazda were four well-known automobile manufacturers, the rest of the field consisted of private teams that own constructions (eg Konrad KM -011, Brun C91 ) or customer chassis (eg Porsche 962, Spice SE90C ) inserting.

Results

Race Calendar

Manufacturers' Championship for race teams

Points each collected the first 10 of a race, in the order 20-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1, with a few exceptions:

  • The teams were only given for the highest placed car points for the team title. However, this was not true for the drivers' championship.
  • If a car does not have completed 90 % of the race distance, but still end up in the points, neither driver nor team would get points.

It only teams were classified, the accumulated throughout the season championship points.

Appreciation

Drivers' World Championship

In this table the first ten positions of the World Cup are recognized.

Naturally aspirated engine Engine displacement Mercedes-Benz in motorsport Jaguar Cars Konrad KM-011 France Mauro Baldi Philippe Alliot Peugeot 905 Italy Autodromo Nazionale Monza Martin Brundle Derek Warwick Silverstone Circuit Teo Fabi 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans Circuit de la Sarthe Volker Weidler Johnny Herbert Bertrand Gachot Australia David Brabham 1991 430 km of Magny-Cours Yannick Dalmas Finland Michael Schumacher Karl Wendlinger Jaguar XJR Sportscars Kremer Racing Brun Motorsport Konrad Motorsport Jochen Mass Jean-Louis Schlesser Manuel Reuter Brazil Dave Kennedy Davy Jones (racing driver) Raul Boesel Bernd Schneider (racing driver) Kenny Acheson Bob Wollek Lionel Robert Argentina Oscar Larrauri John Nielsen (racing driver) Derek Bell (racing driver) Giampiero Moretti Stefan Johansson Takashi Yorino Hans-Joachim Stuck Frank Jelinski Pascal Fabre Paolo Barilla Eje Elgh Gregor Foitek Franz Konrad (racing driver)
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