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The 1980 BMW M1 Procar Championship was the second and final season of the BMW M1 Procar Championship . The series once again supported Formula One at various European rounds but also branched out to hosting its own standalone events.[ 1]
Teams and drivers
Nelson Piquet 's championship-winning BMW Motorsport Procar on display at the Nürburgring Museum.
Team
Driver
Rounds
BMW Motorsport
Mario Andretti
9
Derek Daly
3
Jean-Pierre Jarier
6
Alan Jones
All
Jacques Laffite
2, 4–8
Riccardo Patrese
9
Nelson Piquet
2–4, 6–9
Didier Pironi
1–7, 9
Alain Prost
5
Carlos Reutemann
1–5, 7–9
BMW Nederland
Jan Lammers
All
Eggenberger Motorsport
Helmut Kelleners
3
Siegfried Müller, Jr.
5, 7–8
GS Team
Michael Bleekemolen
8
Bernd Brutschin
4
Hans-Georg Bürger
1–5
Johnny Cecotto
9
Eddie Cheever
7
Jo Gartner
1–4, 6–8
Hans Heyer
1–6, 8–9
Hans-Joachim Stuck
6–9
John Watson
5
Kannacher GT Racing
Jurgen Lässig
6
Manfred Cassani
Christian Danner
6–7
Manfred Schurti
1–2, 4
Manfred Winkelhock
3
Memphis Team International [ 2]
Sepp Manhalter
1, 6
Project Four Racing
Hans-Joachim Stuck
1-5
Peter Oberndorfer
Peter Oberndorfer
6
Racing Team Jurgensen
Hans-Christian Jurgensen
4
Ralf-Dieter Schreiber
Ralf-Dieter Schreiber
2
Sauber Motorsport
Walter Nußbaumer
1, 4–5, 8
Manfred Schurti
3, 6–7
Marc Surer
4–9
Schnitzer Motorsport
Walter Brun
2–4, 6–7, 9
Beppe Gabbiani
1, 3–4, 9
Willy Siller
7
Schutz Racing
Wolfgang Schutz
1, 3–9
Team Austria
Dieter Quester
1–7, 9
Team Lepitre
Edy Brandenberger
1–2, 4, 6, 8
Team Merzario
Arturo Merzario
1–6
Massimo Sigala
1, 3–6, 9
Calendar and results
Championship standings
Points system
Race Position
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Points
20
15
12
10
8
6
4
3
2
1
Standings
References