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The 2011 FIA Alternative Energies Cup was a season of the FIA Alternative Energies Cup, a world championship for vehicles with alternative energy propulsion organized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile. The season had eight rallies, beginning with Rally Montecarlo on 3 April.[1]

For the final classifications, 50% rounded up of the best results plus one was taken into account.[2]

Calendar and winners cat. VII & VIII

Date Race Winner Co-Driver Car
April 3, 2011 Monaco 5e Rallye Montecarlo France Raymond Durand France Bernard Vialar Japan Toyota Auris
May 8, 2011 Belgium Clean Week 2020, Zolder Italy Massimo Liverani Italy Alessandro Talmelli Italy Fiat Croma JTD
August 14, 2011 Iceland Rally Reykjavík France Raymond Durand France Bernard Vialar Japan Toyota Auris
August 27, 2011 Spain III Eco Rallye Vasco Navarro, Vitoria-Gasteiz Spain Txema Foronda Spain Pilar Rodas Japan Toyota Prius
September 25, 2011 Greece 5th High-Tech Ecomobility Rally, Athens Italy Massimo Liverani Italy Alessandro Talmelli Italy Fiat Croma JTD
September 30, 2011 Italy Green Prix Eco Targa, Palermo Italy Massimo Liverani Italy Valeria Strada Italy Fiat Croma JTD
October 2, 2011 Canada Rallye Énergie Alternative, Montreal Canada Sebastien Kroetsch Canada Eric B. Meunier Japan Lexus CT 200h
October 16, 2011 San Marino 6° Ecorally San Marino – Città del Vaticano Italy Roberto Viganò Italy Andrea Fovana Italy Alfa Romeo Mito

Driver Standings cat. VII & VIII

Points Driver
82 Italy Massimo Liverani
66 Italy Guido Guerrini
58 France Raymond Durand
56 Spain Jesús Echave
20 Spain Txema Foronda, Canada Sébastien Kroetsch, Italy Roberto Viganò, Italy Vincenzo Di Bella
18 France Frédéric Thizy
16 Italy Gianmaria Aghem, Iceland Kristján Einar Kristjánsson, Spain Adrian Oiarbide
12 Switzerland Massimo Beltrami, Spain Maykel Del Cyd, Canada Vinh Pham
10 Belgium Maarten Longueville, Greece Aristotelis Kosmas, Canada Martyn Ouellet, San Marino Stefano Pezzi
8 France Océane Pozzo, Belgium Eric Van Wesemael, Iceland Gunnar Pálsson, Greece Nikolaos Karapanagiotis, Canada Yves Boulanger
6 Belgium Frédérique Vervisch, Iceland Dali (Örn Ingólfsson), Greece Ioannis Kepetzis, Canada Pierre Girard, Albania Desara Muriqi
4 Spain Luis Murguia, Belgium Michel Meulemans, United Kingdom Jon Knighton, Spain Mireia Saizar, Greece Miltos Tsoskounoglou, Canada Pascal Tourangeau, Italy Massimiliano Sorghi
2 France Christophe Ponset, Iceland Bjarney Annelsdóttir, Spain Eduardo Encina, Canada Pierre Piché

Co-Driver Standings cat. VII & VIII

Points Co-Driver
56 Spain Juanan Delgado
48 Italy Valeria Strada
40 France Bernard Vialar, Italy Alessandro Talmelli
36 Italy Emanuele Calchetti
22 Italy Andrea Gnaldi Coleschi
20 Spain Pilar Rodas, Canada Eric B. Meunier, Italy Andrea Fovana, Italy Claudio Canale
18 France Christian Fine, France Yves Pavoux
16 Italy Leonardo Burchini, Italy Rossella Conti, Iceland Haukur Vidar Jonsson, Spain Feliz Estibaliz
12 Switzerland Giovanni Merzari, Spain Carlos García, Canada Piotr Nytko
10 Belgium Nick Laeremans, Greece Vassiliki Kosmas, Canada Frédéric Bouchard, San Marino Valentino Muccini
8 France Jean François, Belgium Jan Van Wesemael, Iceland Sigurdur Astgeirsson, Greece Grigorios Karachalios, Canada Martin Cédras
6 Belgium Angélique Detavernier, Iceland Arni Oli Fridriksson, Greece Katerina Sevastou, Canada Jean Briand, Ukraine Yulia Lutsyk
4 Spain Javier Urmeneta, Belgium Danny Cami, United Kingdom Steve Partridge, Spain Iban Zelaia, Greece Alexandros Tsoskounoglou, Canada David Rozon, Italy Fulvio Ciervo
2 France Serge Pastor, Iceland Gudny Ingibjorg Einarsdottir, Spain Alfonso Olarbide, Canada Normand Béique

Manufacturer Standings cat. VII & VIII

Points Manufacturer
92 Japan Toyota
84 Italy Fiat
76 Italy Alfa Romeo
46 Japan Honda
28 United States Chevrolet
26 Germany Volkswagen, Japan Lexus
18 Germany Mercedes
16 South Korea Kia
12 France Citroën
10 China Gonow, United States GMC, South Korea Hyundai, France Renault
8 Japan Subaru
6 United States Ford, Japan Daihatsu
4 United States Chrysler, Germany Porsche
2 France Peugeot

References

  1. ^ FIA Alternative Energies Cup Archived 2011-09-27 at the Wayback Machine, in Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile.
  2. ^ Coupe des Énergies Alternatives de la Fia, in Fédération internationale de l'automobile


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