2001 European Super Touring Championship season

The European Touring Car Championship 2001 season was the first European championship for touring cars since 1988. Were awarded titles in two classes, on the one hand for Super Touring Car and the other hand for Super Production cars. In the Super Touring two runs were run per season event in the Super Production cars only one.

The season consisted of 10 stations. European champions were the Italian Fabrizio Giovanardi in the Super Touring Car and the Dutchman Peter Kox in the Super Production cars.

  • 2.1 Calendar
  • 2.2 score 2.2.1 driver
  • 2.2.2 Teams

ESTC ( Super Touring )

Calendar

Score

Driver

Team

ESPC (Super Production Cars )

Calendar

Score

Driver

Team

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  • European Touring Car Championship season
  • Motorsport season 2001
Italy Autodromo Nazionale Monza Gabriele Tarquini Masaryk Circuit France Silverstone Circuit Circuit Zolder Hungaroring Red Bull Ring Circuito del Jarama Portugal Autódromo do Estoril Yvan Muller Nissan Primera Finland Enrico Toccacelo James Thompson (racing driver) Carl Rosenblad (racing driver) Brazil Felipe Massa BMW 3 Series (E46) Duncan Huisman Gianni Morbidelli Per-Gunnar Andersson (racing driver) Tom Coronel
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