Dominick Muermans
Dominick Muermans ( born July 17, 1984 in Geleen ) is a Dutch racing driver.
Career
Muermans began his motorsport career in 2005 in Formula racing. He finished eleventh in the Dutch Formula Renault and 21 in the German Formula Renault. 2006, the Dutch Van Amersfoort Racing went to the German Formula 3 Cup. He finished in 21st place overall. In addition, he participated with his team during a race weekend of the Formula 3 Euro series and was 29th in the driver standings. 2007 Muermans entered for Ombra Racing in the International Formula Master. His teammate was Johnny Cecotto Jr. was during Cecotto with several podium placings become eight, the Dutchman scored a point and finished the season ranked 28 In addition, he took part in two races in the Atlantic Championship, finishing in 28th place overall. For mid-season Muermans also returned to the German Formula 3 Cup. He scored regularly points and finished tenth in the standings. In addition, he appeared as a guest starter for two races in the British Formula 3 Championship.
2008, the Dutch took part in starting the entire season of Atlantic Championship for Condor Motorsports. With a fifth place as best result, he finished 14th overall. He defeated his teammate and countryman Junior Strous, who was fifth. He also took part in a race weekend of the first season of Superleague Formula for assisted by Azerti Motorsport team of Al Ain Club. 2009 Muermans began the Superleague Formula season for assisted by Azerti team PSV Eindhoven. After he had reached in the first three race weekends, no placement among the top ten pilots, he was replaced by his compatriot Carlo van Dam. In 2010, Muermans participate in any racing series.
Career stations
- 2005: Dutch Formula Renault ( 11th place ); German Formula Renault ( No. 21 )
- 2006: German Formula 3 Cup ( No. 21 ); Formula 3 Euro Series (No. 29)
- 2007: International Formula Master ( 28th place ); German Formula 3 Cup ( 10th place ); Atlantic Championship ( 28th place )
- 2008: Atlantic Championship ( 14th place ); Superleague Formula
- 2009: Superleague Formula