2014 Formula Renault 3.5 Series















2014 Formula Renault 3.5 Series
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The start of the first race at the Nürburgring, the sixth round of the championship.


The 2014 Formula Renault 3.5 Series season was a multi-event motor racing championship for open wheel, formula racing cars held across Europe. The championship featured drivers competing in 3.5 litre Formula Renault single seat race cars that conformed to the technical regulations for the championship. The 2014 season was the tenth Formula Renault 3.5 Series season organized by Renault Sport. The season began at Autodromo Nazionale Monza on 12 April and finished on 19 October at Circuito de Jerez. The series formed part of the World Series by Renault meetings at seven double header events, with additional events held at Monza (double header) and a single race in support of the Monaco Grand Prix.


Carlos Sainz Jr. clinched the championship title with seven race wins, after his compatriot and rival Roberto Merhi retired in the penultimate race of the season.[1] Sainz, Jr. also became the first Red Bull Junior Team driver to win the championship. Merhi was the only other driver to score more than two wins, but he lost the runner-up position to Pierre Gasly – another Red Bull backed driver – after retiring in the second Jerez race. Fortec Motorsports driver Oliver Rowland won races at Alcañiz and Jerez, finishing fourth. His teammate Sergey Sirotkin completed the top five with a win on home soil at Moscow Raceway. Will Stevens and Norman Nato were the other drivers to achieve race wins in the season; Stevens won at Monza and Jerez, bookending the season, while Nato was the winner of the Monaco Grand Prix support race, and also won at the Hungaroring.




Contents






  • 1 Teams and drivers


    • 1.1 Driver changes




  • 2 Race calendar and results


  • 3 Championship standings


    • 3.1 Drivers' Championship


    • 3.2 Teams' Championship




  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





Teams and drivers





























































































































































































Team
No.
 Driver
 Status
 Rounds

France DAMS[2]
 1
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.[3]
All
2
France Norman Nato[3]
All

United Kingdom Fortec Motorsports[2]
 3
Russia Sergey Sirotkin[4]
All
4
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland[5]
R
 All

Italy International Draco Racing[2]
 5
Brazil Pietro Fantin[6]
All
6
Italy Luca Ghiotto[7]
R
 All

United Kingdom Arden Motorsport[2]
 7
France Pierre Gasly[8]
R
 All
8
United Kingdom William Buller[9]
All

France Tech 1 Racing[2]
 9
Denmark Marco Sørensen[10]
All
10
Mexico Alfonso Celis Jr.[11]
R
 6

Canada Nicholas Latifi[12]
R
 7–9

United Kingdom Strakka Racing[2]
 11
United Kingdom Will Stevens[13]
All
12
Finland Matias Laine[14]
All

Czech Republic Lotus[2]
 15
Philippines Marlon Stöckinger[15]
All
16
France Matthieu Vaxivière[16]
R
 1–3, 6–9

New Zealand Richie Stanaway[17]
4–5

Czech Republic ISR[2]
 17
Malaysia Jazeman Jaafar[18]
All

Spain AVF[2]
 19
Netherlands Beitske Visser[19]
R
 All
20
Switzerland Zoël Amberg[20]
All

Russia Zeta Corse[2]
 21
Russia Roman Mavlanov[21]
R
 1–7, 9
22
Spain Roberto Merhi[21]
R
 All

Spain Pons Racing[2]
 25
United Kingdom Oliver Webb[22]
1–3

Colombia Óscar Tunjo[23]
R
 4–9
26
Netherlands Meindert van Buuren[24]
R
 All

United Kingdom Comtec Racing[2]
 27
Russia Nikolay Martsenko[25]
1–2

United Kingdom Cameron Twynham[11]
R
 6–8
28
Italy Andrea Roda[26]
R
 3

France Esteban Ocon[27]
R
 7–8











Icon
 Meaning

R
 Series rookie for 2014



Driver changes


Changed teams


  • After two seasons with Pons Racing, Zoël Amberg switched to the AVF team.[20]


  • William Buller, who raced a part-season with Zeta Corse in 2013, moved to Arden Motorsport.[9]


  • Pietro Fantin, who drove for Arden Caterham in 2013, switched to International Draco Racing.[6]


  • Jazeman Jaafar changed teams from Carlin to ISR.[18]


  • Nikolay Martsenko switched from Pons Racing to Comtec Racing.[25]


  • Carlos Sainz Jr. who raced a part-season with Zeta Corse in 2013 alongside his GP3 Series campaign, moved to the DAMS team.[3]


  • Sergey Sirotkin switched from ISR to Fortec Motorsports.[4]

  • Lotus F1 test driver Marco Sørensen moved to Tech 1 Racing after two years with Lotus.[10]


  • Oliver Webb, who raced with Fortec Motorsports in 2013, returned for the Monza round of the series with Pons Racing. Webb competed with the team in 2011.[22]


Entering/Re–Entering FR3.5



  • Pierre Gasly, the 2013 Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 champion, joined the series with Arden Motorsport.[8]


  • Formula Renault 2.0 Alps runner-up and sporadic Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 racer Luca Ghiotto made his Formula Renault 3.5 début with International Draco Racing.[7]

  • Eurocup Formula Renault driver Roman Mavlanov and DTM driver Roberto Merhi moved to the championship with Zeta Corse.[21]

  • Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 runner-up Oliver Rowland joined British team Fortec Motorsports.[5]


  • Auto GP driver Meindert van Buuren graduated to the series with Pons Racing.[24]


  • Matthieu Vaxivière, who finished tenth in the 2013 Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0, entered the championship with Lotus.[16]


  • Beitske Visser, who raced in ADAC Formel Masters, made her début in the series with AVF.[19]


Leaving FR3.5



  • Riccardo Agostini, who raced for Zeta Corse in one meeting in 2013, moved to the European Formula 3 Championship with EuroInternational.[28]


  • 2010 champion Mikhail Aleshin, who drove for Tech 1 Racing in 2013, moved to the IndyCar Series for 2014, racing for Schmidt Peterson Motorsports.[29]


  • António Félix da Costa, who finished third for Arden Caterham in 2013, joined the DTM series with BMW.[30]


  • Carlos Huertas, who drove for Carlin in 2013, moved to the IndyCar Series for 2014 driving for Dale Coyne Racing.


  • Kevin Magnussen, the 2013 champion with DAMS, graduated to Formula One, replacing Sergio Pérez at McLaren.[31]


  • Nico Müller, who finished fifth for International Draco Racing in 2013, moved to the DTM series with Audi.[32]


  • André Negrão, who drove for International Draco Racing in 2013, joined the GP2 Series with Arden International.[33]


  • Arthur Pic, who drove for AV Formula in 2013, entered the GP2 Series with Campos Racing.[34]


  • Stoffel Vandoorne, who finished second for Fortec Motorsports in 2013, joined the GP2 Series with ART Grand Prix.


Mid-season changes



  • Tech 1 Racing fielded their second car for Alfonso Celis Jr., who made his series début at the Nürburgring.[11] At the Hungaroring and the Circuit Paul Ricard, the seat was occupied by Nicholas Latifi.[12]


  • Nikolay Martsenko left the series prior the Monaco round due to financial issues.[35]


  • Andrea Roda joined Comtec Racing for the round in Monaco.[26]

  • Cameron Twynham joined Comtec Racing for the round at the Nürburgring.[11]


  • Richie Stanaway, who previously raced with Lotus in 2012, returned to the team, replacing injured Matthieu Vaxivière.[17]


  • Oliver Webb, who concentrated on LMP2 sportscars for the 2014 season, was replaced by Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 driver Óscar Tunjo from Spa onwards.[23][36]


  • Esteban Ocon joined Comtec Racing for the rounds at the Hungaroring and Paul Ricard.[27]



Race calendar and results


The calendar for the 2014 season was announced on 20 October 2013, the final day of the 2013 season.[37] Seven of the nine rounds formed meetings of the 2014 World Series by Renault season, with additional rounds held at Monza and at the Monaco Grand Prix. The championship visited the Circuito de Jerez for the first time, and returned to the Nürburgring. Races at the Red Bull Ring and Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya were removed from the schedule, from 2013.























































































































































































Round
 Circuit
 Date
 Pole Position
 Fastest Lap
 Winning Driver
 Winning Team
Rookie Winner
1
 R1
Italy Autodromo Nazionale Monza
 12 April
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
United Kingdom Will Stevens
United Kingdom Strakka Racing
Spain Roberto Merhi
R2
 13 April
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France DAMS
Italy Luca Ghiotto
2
 R1
Spain Ciudad del Motor de Aragón, Alcañiz
 26 April
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France DAMS
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
R2
 27 April
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
United Kingdom Fortec Motorsports
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
3
Monaco Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo
 25 May
France Norman Nato
France Norman Nato
France Norman Nato
France DAMS
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
4
 R1
Belgium Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Spa
 31 May
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France DAMS
France Pierre Gasly
R2
 1 June
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Finland Matias Laine
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France DAMS
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
5
 R1
Russia Moscow Raceway, Volokolamsk
 28 June
Russia Sergey Sirotkin
Netherlands Meindert van Buuren
Russia Sergey Sirotkin
United Kingdom Fortec Motorsports
Spain Roberto Merhi
R2
 29 June
Spain Roberto Merhi
Spain Roberto Merhi
Spain Roberto Merhi
Russia Zeta Corse
Spain Roberto Merhi
6
 R1
Germany Nürburgring, Nürburg
 12 July
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France DAMS
Spain Roberto Merhi
R2
 13 July
Spain Roberto Merhi
Switzerland Zoël Amberg
Spain Roberto Merhi
Russia Zeta Corse
Spain Roberto Merhi
7
 R1
Hungary Hungaroring, Budapest
 13 September
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
France Pierre Gasly
Spain Roberto Merhi
Russia Zeta Corse
Spain Roberto Merhi
R2
 14 September
Spain Roberto Merhi
France Pierre Gasly
France Norman Nato
France DAMS
Spain Roberto Merhi
8
 R1
France Circuit Paul Ricard, Le Castellet
 27 September
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France Pierre Gasly
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France DAMS
France Pierre Gasly
R2
 28 September
France Pierre Gasly
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
France DAMS
France Pierre Gasly
9
 R1
Spain Circuito de Jerez, Jerez de la Frontera
 18 October
United Kingdom Will Stevens
Brazil Pietro Fantin
United Kingdom Will Stevens
United Kingdom Strakka Racing
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
R2
 19 October
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
Brazil Pietro Fantin
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
United Kingdom Fortec Motorsports
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland


Championship standings


Points system

Points were awarded to the top 10 classified finishers.





























Position
  1st 
  2nd 
  3rd 
  4th 
  5th 
  6th 
  7th 
  8th 
  9th 
  10th 
Points
 25
 18
 15
 12
 10
 8
 6
 4
 2
 1


Drivers' Championship











































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Pos
 Driver
MNZ
Italy
ALC
Spain
MON
Monaco
SPA
Belgium
MSC
Russia
NÜR
Germany
HUN
Hungary
LEC
France
JER
Spain
 Points
1
Spain Carlos Sainz Jr.
18
1
1
 4
 4
1
1
 14
 6
1
 Ret
 4
 6
1
1
 15
 11
 227
2
France Pierre Gasly
 3
 5
 9
 2
 7
 2
 4
 18
 2
 20
 8
2
3
2
2
 6
 4
 192
3
Spain Roberto Merhi
 2
 9
 6
 6
 9
 Ret
 13
 4
1
 2
1
 1
2
 5
 4
 Ret
 Ret
 183
4
United Kingdom Oliver Rowland
 6
 10
 3
1
 5
 Ret
 3
 Ret
 5
 4
 Ret
3
 4
 13
 3
 2
1
 181
5
Russia Sergey Sirotkin
 7
 3
 8
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
1
 4
 3
 4
 14
 Ret
 4
 7
 3
 5
 132
6
United Kingdom Will Stevens
 1
 Ret
 12
 3
 8
 7
 2
 6
 9
 11
 7
 6
 10
 12
 8
1
 13
 122
7
France Norman Nato
 15
 11
 11
 10
1
 5
 5
 17
 16
 12
 6
 8
 1
 10
 Ret
 8
 10
 89
8
France Matthieu Vaxivière
 17†
 16
 7
 8
 Ret



13
 2
 5
 7
 3
 6
 4
 8
 83
9
Philippines Marlon Stöckinger
 14
 2
 4
 Ret
 11
 9
 11
 7
 11
 5
 3
 15
 14
 6
 13
 Ret
 9
 73
10
Malaysia Jazeman Jaafar
 Ret
 7
 13
 9
 3
 3
 6
 5
 12
 15
 9
 10
 8
 Ret
 5
 14
 Ret
 73
11
Switzerland Zoël Amberg
 8
 13
 5
 5
 6
 Ret
 Ret
 2
 8
 9
5
 Ret
 15
 11
 19
 12
 14
 66
12
Denmark Marco Sørensen
 Ret
 Ret
 15
 7
 2
 8
 10
 15
 15
 10
 14
 7
 9
 8
 Ret
 9
 Ret
 44
13
Finland Matias Laine
 10
 12
 19
 14
 13
 4
7
 8
 7
 6
 Ret
 Ret
 13
 9
 17
 10
 Ret
 40
14
Russia Nikolay Martsenko
 5
 6
 2
 Ret












36
15
Brazil Pietro Fantin
 11
 8
 10
 12
 15
 Ret
 Ret
 3
 Ret
 7
 Ret
 Ret
 11
 Ret
 20
Ret
6
 34
16
United Kingdom William Buller
 4
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 16
 11
 12
 11
 10
 Ret
 10
 19
 Ret
 17
 10
 Ret
 3
 30
17
Italy Luca Ghiotto
 16
 4
 16
 Ret
 14
 6
 Ret
 16
 14
 Ret
 15
 11
 19
 7
 16
 13
 Ret
 26
18
New Zealand Richie Stanaway




Ret
 8
 9
 3







21
19
Netherlands Meindert van Buuren
 9
 Ret
 14
 11
 10
 12
 9
NC
 18
 14
 Ret
 16
 5
 Ret
 14
 7
 15
 21
20
Canada Nicholas Latifi










Ret
 18
 16
 9
 16
 2
 20
21
Netherlands Beitske Visser
 Ret
 17
 18
 16
 17
 10
 14
 13
 13
 19
 Ret
 17
 12
 15
 11
 5
 12
 11
22
Colombia Óscar Tunjo




Ret
 15
 10
 17
 8
 Ret
 12
 Ret
 18
 15
 Ret
 7
 11
23
France Esteban Ocon










9
 DNS
 14
 12

2
24
Russia Roman Mavlanov
 13
 15
 17
 15
 19
 13
 16
 12
 Ret
 17
 13
 13
 16

11
 Ret
 0
25
United Kingdom Cameron Twynham








18
 11
 18
 17
 19
 18

0
26
United Kingdom Oliver Webb
 12
 14
 Ret
 13
 12











0
27
Mexico Alfonso Celis Jr.








16
 12





0
28
Italy Andrea Roda



18











0
Pos
 Driver
MNZ
Italy
ALC
Spain
MON
Monaco
SPA
Belgium
MSC
Russia
NÜR
Germany
HUN
Hungary
LEC
France
JER
Spain
 Points




















































Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish

Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)

Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank
 Did not participate (DNP)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

† – Retired, but classified


Teams' Championship





















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Pos
 Team
 Car
No.
MNZ
Italy
ALC
Spain
MON
Monaco
SPA
Belgium
MSC
Russia
NÜR
Germany
HUN
Hungary
LEC
France
JER
Spain
 Points
1
France DAMS
 1
18
1
1
 4
 4
1
1
 14
 6
1
 Ret
 4
 6
1
1
 15
 11
 316
2
 15
 11
 11
 10
1
 5
 5
 17
 16
 12
 6
 8
 1
 10
 Ret
 8
 10
2
United Kingdom Fortec Motorsports
 3
 7
 3
 8
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
1
 4
 3
 4
 14
 Ret
 4
 7
 3
 5
 313
4
 6
 10
 3
1
 5
 Ret
 3
 Ret
 5
 4
 Ret
3
 4
 13
 3
 2
1
3
United Kingdom Arden Motorsport
 7
 3
 5
 9
 2
 7
 2
 4
 18
 2
 20
 8
2
3
2
2
 6
 4
 222
8
 4
 Ret
 Ret
 Ret
 16
 11
 12
 11
 10
 Ret
 10
 19
 Ret
 17
 10
 Ret
 3
4
Russia Zeta Corse
 21
 13
 15
 17
 15
 19
 13
 13
 12
 Ret
 17
 13
 13
 16

11
 Ret
 183
22
 2
 9
 6
 6
 9
 Ret
 16
 4
1
 2
1
 1
2
 5
 4
 Ret
 Ret
5
Czech Republic Lotus
 15
 14
 2
 4
 Ret
 11
 9
 11
 7
 11
 5
 3
 15
 14
 6
 13
 Ret
 9
 177
16
 17†
 16
 7
 8
 Ret
 Ret
 8
 9
 3
 13
 2
 5
 7
 3
 6
 4
 8
6
United Kingdom Strakka Racing
 11
 1
 Ret
 12
 3
 8
 7
 2
 6
 9
 11
 7
 6
 10
 12
 8
1
 13
 162
12
 10
 12
 19
 14
 13
 4
7
 8
 7
 6
 Ret
 Ret
 13
 9
 17
 10
 Ret
7
Spain AVF
 19
 Ret
 17
 18
 16
 17
 10
 14
 13
 13
 19
 Ret
 17
 12
 15
 11
 5
 12
 77
20
 8
 13
 5
 5
 6
 Ret
 Ret
 2
 8
 9
5
 Ret
 15
 11
 19
 12
 14
8
Czech Republic ISR
 17
 Ret
 7
 13
 9
 3
 3
 6
 5
 12
 15
 9
 10
 8
 Ret
 5
 14
 Ret
 73
9
France Tech 1 Racing
 9
 Ret
 Ret
 15
 7
 2
 8
 10
 15
 15
 10
 14
 7
 9
 8
 Ret
 9
 Ret
 64
10








16
 12
 Ret
 18
 16
 9
 16
 2
10
Italy International Draco Racing
 5
 11
 8
 10
 12
 15
 Ret
 Ret
 3
 Ret
 7
 Ret
 Ret
 11
 Ret
 20
Ret
6
 60
6
 16
 4
 16
 Ret
 14
 6
 Ret
 16
 14
 Ret
 15
 11
 19
 7
 16
 13
 Ret
11
United Kingdom Comtec Racing
 27
 5
 6
 2
 Ret




18
 11
 18
 17
 19
 18

38
28



18





9
 DNS
 14
 12

12
Spain Pons Racing
 25
 12
 14
 Ret
 13
 12
 Ret
 15
 10
 17
 8
 Ret
 12
 Ret
 18
 15
 Ret
 7
 32
26
 9
 Ret
 14
 11
 10
 12
 9
NC
 18
 14
 Ret
 16
 5
 Ret
 14
 7
 15
Pos
 Team
 Car
No.
MNZ
Italy
ALC
Spain
MON
Monaco
SPA
Belgium
MSC
Russia
NÜR
Germany
HUN
Hungary
LEC
France
JER
Spain
 Points




















































Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish

Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Retired (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)

Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank
 Did not participate (DNP)
Excluded (EX)


  • Polesitter for each race in bold. No points were awarded.

  • Driver who recorded fastest lap denoted in italics. No points were awarded.

  • Driver who retired but was classified denoted by †.



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