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STARTERLISTE 1977 ONS-FORMEL-3-MEISTERSCHAFT Nr STARTERLISTE 1977 ONS-FORMEL-3-MEISTERSCHAFT Nr. Nation Fahrer Bewerber Fahrzeug Team Motor 1 GER Bertram Schäfer Klaus Zimmermann Racing Team Cologne Ralt RT1/49 Bertram Schäfer Toyota 1 GER Rudolf Dötsch KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B34/34-76-24 KWS Motorsport Toyota 1 GER Thomas von Löwis of Menar Equipe Liqui-Moly Ralt RT1/19 Thomas von Löwis of Menar Toyota 1 ITA Piercarlo Ghinzani Piercarlo Ghinzani March 773/15 AFMP Euroracing Toyota 2 GER Erwin Derichs Bose HiFi-Racing-Team Derichs D36/F3-76-01 Derichs Rennwagen BMW 2 GER Jochen Dauer KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B34/34-76-27 KWS Motorsport Toyota 2 GER Helmut Bross Valvoline Racing Ralt RT1/25 Helmut Bross Toyota 2 SWE Anders Olofsson Puss o Kram Jeans Racing Ralt RT1/56 Anders Olofsson Toyota 2 GER Peter Kroeber Bose HiFi-Racing-Team Derichs D37/F3-77-01 Derichs Rennwagen BMW 2 GER Herbert Bürgmayr Bose HiFi-Racing-Team Derichs D37/F3-77-01 Derichs Rennwagen BMW 3 GER Dieter Kern Mücken-Gel-Racing-Team Maco 376/M012 Dieter Kern BMW 3 GBR Alan Smith KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B38/38-77-27 KWS Motorsport Toyota 3 GER Herbert Bürgmayr Bose HiFi-Racing-Team Derichs D37/F3-77-01 Derichs Rennwagen BMW 3 ITA Beppe Gabbiani Trivellato Racing Team Chevron B38/38-77-29 Trivellato Racing Team Toyota 3 GER Arno Derichs Bose HiFi-Racing-Team Derichs D36/F3-76-01 Derichs Rennwagen BMW 4 GER Helmut Bross Valvoline Racing Ralt RT1/25 Helmut Bross Toyota 4 SUI Jörg Reto KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 March 753/17 KWS Motorsport BMW 4 SWE Thorbjörn Carlsson Thorbjörn Carlsson Ralt RT1/12 Thorbjörn Carlsson Toyota 4 ITA Piero Necchi Piero Necchi Ralt RT1 Forti Corse Toyota 4 SWE Ulf Svensson Ulf Svensson Ralt RT1/52 Ulf Svensson Toyota 5 GER Rudolf Dötsch KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B34/34-76-28 KWS Motorsport BMW 5 GER Bernd Breil KWS-Autotechnik-Team March 723/23-3 Bernd Breil BMW 5 GER Jochen Dauer KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B34/34-76-27 KWS Motorsport Toyota 5 ITA Gianfranco Brancatelli Elio de Angelis Ralt RT1/76 Valtellina Racing Toyota 5 SWE Anders Olofsson Puss o Kram Jeans Racing Ralt RT1/56 Anders Olofsson Toyota 6 GER Jochen Dauer KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B34/34-76-27 KWS Motorsport Toyota 6 GER Dieter Kern Mücken-Gel-Racing-Team Maco 376/M012 Dieter Kern BMW 6 GER Rudolf Dötsch KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B38 KWS Motorsport Toyota 6 GER Bertram Schäfer Klaus Zimmermann Racing Team Cologne Ralt RT1/49 Bertram Schäfer Toyota 6 SWE Dragutin Ovcar Dragutin Ovcar March 743/21 Dragutin Ovcar Toyota 7 FRA Jean-Louis Schlesser KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B34/34-76-24 KWS Motorsport Toyota 7 GBR Alan Smith KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B38/38-77-27 KWS Motorsport Toyota 7 GER Helmut Bross Valvoline Racing Ralt RT1/25 Helmut Bross Toyota 7 GER Dietmar Flöer Dietmar Flöer March 713M/7 Dietmar Flöer BMW 7 IRL Derek Daly Derek McMahon Racing Chevron B38/38-77-07 Derek McMahon Racing Toyota 7 NED Huub Rothengatter Huub Rothengatter March 763/11 Huub Rothengatter Toyota 8 ITA Daniele Albertin Daniele Albertin March 773/8 AFMP Euroracing Toyota 8 SUI Jörg Reto KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 March 753/17 KWS Motorsport BMW 8 GER Rudi Niggemeier Valvoline Racing Maco 376/M013 Rudi Niggemeier Toyota 8 DEN Søren-Poul Hansen A.P. Radiotelefon Ralt RT1/32 Søren Poul Hansen Toyota 8 DEN John Nielsen Vojens Boligcenter Ralt RT1/51 John Nielsen Toyota 8 AUT Martin-Hans Mayer Martin-Hans Mayer Ralt RT1 Martin-Hans Mayer Toyota 9 AUT Peter Scharmann Team Warsteiner Eurorace Toj F302/1 Team Obermoser Jörg BMW 9 N.N. Team Warsteiner Eurorace Toj F301/1 Team Obermoser Jörg Toyota 9 GER Bernd Heuer Bernd Heuer Maco 376/M001 Bernd Heuer Ford 9 SWE Ulf Svensson Ulf Svensson Ralt RT1/52 Ulf Svensson Toyota 9 GER Michael Korten Michael Korten Maco 376/M014 Michael Korten Toyota 10 SWE Ulf Svensson Ulf Svensson Ralt RT1/52 Ulf Svensson Toyota 10 AUT Peter Scharmann Team Warsteiner Eurorace Toj F302/1 Team Obermoser Jörg Toyota 10 GER Olaf Höhn Scuderia Avus March 763/3 Olaf Höhn BMW 10 IRL David Kennedy Anglia Cars Ltd. Argo JM1/005-F3 Anglia Cars Toyota 10 GER Heinz Scherle SAC Racingteam im ADAC March 753/5 Heinz Scherle Toyota 11 SWE Stefan Johansson Stefan Johansson Modus M1/020-F3 Stefan Johansson Toyota 11 GER Herbert Bürgmayr Bose HiFi-Racing-Team Derichs D37/F3-77-01 Derichs Rennwagen BMW 11 GER Willi Hüsgen Willi Hüsgen URD 376 Willi Hüsgen BMW 11 ITA Daniele Albertin Daniele Albertin Ralt RT1 Daniele Albertin Toyota 11 GER Thomas von Löwis of Menar Equipe Liqui-Moly Ralt RT1/19 Thomas von Löwis of Menar Toyota 12 SWE Tommie Weiss Puss o Kram Jeans Racing March 753/3 Anders Olofsson Toyota 12 SWE Calle Jonsson Puss o Kram Jeans Racing March 753/3 Anders Olofsson Toyota 12 GER Jürgen Schlich Automobilclub 1927 Mayen e.V. im ADAC Derichs D36/F3-76-02 Jürgen Schlich Toyota 12 GER Jürgen Karich Rainer Rahardt Royale Rainer Rahardt 12 GER Dieter Kern Mücken-Gel-Racing-Team Maco 376/M012 Dieter Kern BMW 12 GER Werner Fischer Motorsport-Club Stuttgart e.V. im ADAC Ralt RT1/4 Werner Fischer BMW 13 GER Werner Wierschem Automobilclub 1927 Mayen e.V. im ADAC GRD Werner Wierschem Ford 13 SUI Hanspeter Kaufmann SAR Chevron B38/38-77-20 Hanspeter Kaufmann BMW 13 AUT Peter Scharmann Team Warsteiner Eurorace Toj F302/1 Team Obermoser Jörg Toyota 13 GER Werner Wierschem Werner Wierschem GRD Werner Wierschem Ford 14 SWE Anders Olofsson Puss o Kram Jeans Racing Ralt RT1/56 Anders Olofsson Toyota 14 GER Werner Fischer Motorsport-Club Stuttgart e.V. im ADAC Ralt RT1/4 Werner Fischer BMW 14 GER Werner Klein Werner Klein Chevron B38/38-77-23 Werner Klein Toyota 14 NED Huub Rothengatter Huub Rothengatter March 763/11 Huub Rothengatter Toyota 14 GER Jürgen Schlich Jürgen Schlich Derichs D36/F3-76-02 Jürgen Schlich Toyota 15 SWE Clas Sigurdsson Clas Sigurdsson Ralt RT1/15 Clas Sigurdsson Toyota 15 GER Walter Spitaler Perlweiss Zahnkosmetikum Toj F302/2 Walter Spitaler BMW 15 GER Wolfgang Klein Wolfgang Klein Chevron B38/38-77-22 Wolfgang Klein Toyota 15 NED Jan Lammers Hawke Racing Cars Hawke DL18/1 Hawke Racing Cars Toyota 15 GER Rudi Niggemeier Valvoline Racing Maco 376/M013 Rudi Niggemeier Toyota 16 SWE Håkan Alriksson Håkan Alriksson Ralt RT1/20 Håkan Alriksson Toyota 16 GER Olaf Höhn Scuderia Avus March 763/3 Olaf Höhn BMW 16 GER Fred Koch Fred Koch Maco 375/M002 Fred Koch BMW 16 BRA Fernando Jorge Equipe Persico Pizzamiglio Ralt RT1/82 Fernando Jorge Toyota 16 GER Walter Spitaler Perlweiss Zahnkosmetikum Toj F302/2 Walter Spitaler BMW 17 SWE Lars Svensson Valvoline Deutschland Brabham BT41/14 Lars Svensson Ford 17 GER Thomas von Löwis of Menar Equipe Liqui-Moly Ralt RT1/19 Thomas von Löwis of Menar Toyota 17 GER Günter Kölmel Günter Kölmel March 753/7 Günter Kölmel Toyota 17 SWE Clas Sigurdsson Clas Sigurdsson Ralt RT1/15 Clas Sigurdsson Toyota 17 GER Olaf Höhn Scuderia Avus March 763/3 Olaf Höhn BMW 18 SWE Nils-Åke Carlborg Aneby Hus Racing Team Ralt RT1/14 Nils-Åke Carlborg Toyota 18 GER Heinz Scherle SAC Racingteam im ADAC March 753/5 Heinz Scherle Toyota 18 GER Michael Korten Michael Korten Maco 376/M014 Michael Korten Toyota 18 SWE Stefan Johansson Stefan Johansson Argo JM1/003-F3 Anglia Cars Toyota 18 GER Peter Bonk Peter Bonk Derichs D35/F3-75-01 Peter Bonk Toyota 19 SWE Thorbjörn Carlsson Thorbjörn Carlsson Ralt RT1/12 Thorbjörn Carlsson Toyota 19 GER Werner Klein Werner Klein Chevron B38/38-77-23 Werner Klein Toyota 19 DEN Kurt Liljekvist A.P. Radiotelefon Ralt RT1 Kurt Liljekvist 19 SWE Slim Borgudd National Racing Team Ralt RT1/37 Torsten Palm Toyota 19 GER Dietmar Flöer Dietmar Flöer March 713M/7 Dietmar Flöer BMW 20 ITA Gianni Bartolomei Gianni Bartolomei March 733 Gianni Bartolomei Toyota 20 GER Wolfgang Klein Wolfgang Klein Chevron B38/38-77-22 Wolfgang Klein Toyota 20 GER Wolfgang Locher Wolfgang Locher Ralt RT1/48 Wolfgang Locher BMW 20 SWE Nils-Åke Carlborg Aneby Hus Racing Team Ralt RT1/14 Nils-Åke Carlborg Toyota 20 BRA Nelson Piquet Aneby Hus Racing Team Ralt RT1/63 Scuderia Mirabella Mille Miglia Toyota 20 GER Günter Kölmel Günter Kölmel March 753/7 Günter Kölmel Toyota 21 ESP Luis de Almenara Ray Race International Ray 75/75-F3-01 Ray Race International Toyota 21 GER Bernd Heuer Bernd Heuer Maco 376/M001 Bernd Heuer Ford 21 SUI Philipp Müller Rauch Fruchtsäfte Ralt RT1/21 Walter Schöch BMW 21 DEN Henrik Spellerberg Texaco Racing DK Ralt RT1/17 Henrik Spellerberg Toyota 21 GER Rudolf Dötsch KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B38 KWS Motorsport Toyota 22 DEN Jac Nellemann Texaco Racing DK Chevron B38/38-77-17 Jac Nellemann Toyota 22 GER Günther Köbele Günther Köbele March 743/3 Günther Köbele BMW 22 DEN Søren Aggerholm Søren Aggerholm Ralt RT1/51 John Nielsen Toyota 22 DEN Tommy Lind Nielsen Tommy Lind Nielsen Ralt RT1 Tommy Lind Nielsen 22 DEN Ole Vejlund Eterna-Olie Ralt RT1/26 Ole Vejlund Toyota 22 GER Jochen Dauer KWS-Freizeit-Racing-Team 77 Chevron B34/34-76-27 KWS Motorsport Toyota 23 DEN Henrik Spellerberg Texaco Racing DK Chevron B38/38-77-16 Jac Nellemann Toyota 23 GER Wolfgang Locher Wolfgang Locher Ralt RT1/48 Wolfgang Locher BMW 23 GER Rudi Niggemeier Valvoline Racing Maco 376/M013 Rudi Niggemeier Toyota 23 DEN Finn Milling A.P.
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