Soviet Formula 3 Championship

Soviet Formula 3 Championship was Formula 3 series held in the Soviet Union in the years 1960 to 1987. [1]

Soviet Formula 3 Championship
CategorySingle seaters
CountrySoviet Union Soviet Union
Inaugural season1960
Folded1987
Last Drivers' championEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toomas Napa
Last Teams' championEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic DOSAAF Tallinn

In October 1956, the Central Automobile Club of the Soviet Union (CAMK) became a member of the FIA. As a result, CAMK representatives watched western races, including the Formula One British Grand Prix. As a result of this, it was decided to create Soviet motor sports, creating the Soviet Union championship in several racing classes, including Formula 3.[2]

The series was cancelled because of the collapse of the Soviet Union and replaced with Russian Formula 3 series.

Champions
Season
Driver Team Car
1960 Soviet Union Georgy SurguchevSoviet Union Trud MoskwaNAMI 041M - IMZ
1961 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Ants SeilerEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Kalev TallinnEstonia 3 - IMZ
1962 Soviet Union Yuri BugrovSoviet Union DOSAAF LeningradEstonia 3 - IMZ
1963 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Madis LaivEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Kalev TallinnEstonia 3 - IMZ
1964 Soviet Union Vladimir PtushkinSoviet Union Spartak MoscowMelkus 63 - Wartburg
1965 Soviet Union Georgy SurguchevSoviet Union Trud MoskwaMelkus 64 - Wartburg
1966 Soviet Union Viktor LapinSoviet Union DOSAAF MoscowMelkus 64 - Wartburg
1967 Soviet Union Vladimir GrekovSoviet Union Spartak KrasnodarMelkus 64 - Wartburg
1968 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Enn GriffelEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Kalev TallinnEstonia 9 - Wartburg
1969 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Enn GriffelEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Kalev TallinnEstonia 9 - Wartburg
1970 Soviet Union Vladimir GrekovSoviet Union Spartak KrasnodarEstonia 9 - Wartburg
1971 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Enn GriffelEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Kalev TallinnEstonia 9 - Wartburg
1972 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Enn GriffelEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Kalev TallinnEstonia 9 - Wartburg
1973 Soviet Union Yuri AndreevSoviet Union DOSAAF MoscowEstonia 18 - Lada
1974 Soviet Union Wladislav BarkowskiSoviet Union Spartak MoscowEstonia 18 - Lada
1975 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Enn GriffelEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Kalev TallinnEstonia 19 - Lada
1976 Soviet Union Wladislav BarkowskiSoviet Union Spartak MoscowEstonia 18 - Lada
1977 Soviet Union Mikhail LvovSoviet Union Spartak LeningradEstonia-18M - Lada
1978 Soviet Union Mark BalezinSoviet Union DOSAAF MoscowEstonia-18M - Lada
1979 Soviet Union Viktor KlimanovSoviet Union Spartak MoscowEstonia 19 - Lada
1980 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toivo AsmerEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Jõud TallinnEstonia 20 - Lada
1981 Soviet Union Viktor KlimanovSoviet Union Spartak MoscowEstonia 19 - Lada
1982 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toomas NapaEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Jõud TallinnEstonia 20 - Lada
1983 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toomas NapaEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Jõud TallinnEstonia-21M - Lada
1984 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toomas NapaEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Jõud TallinnEstonia-21M - Lada
1985 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toomas NapaEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic Jõud TallinnEstonia-21M - Lada
1986 Soviet Union Alexander PotekhinSoviet Union DOSAAF MoscowEstonia 20 - Lada
1987 Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toomas NapaEstonian Soviet Socialist Republic DOSAAF TallinnEstonia-21M - Lada

Titles by driver
Driver Titles
Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Enn Griffel 5
Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toomas Napa 5
Soviet Union Georgy Surguchev 2
Soviet Union Vladimir Grekov 2
Soviet Union Wladislav Barkowski 2
Soviet Union Viktor Klimanov 2
Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Ants Seiler 1
Soviet Union Yuri Bugrov 1
Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Madis Laiv 1
Soviet Union Viktor Lapin 1
Soviet Union Yuri Andreev 1
Soviet Union Mikhail Lvov 1
Soviet Union Mark Balezin 1
Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic Toivo Asmer 1
Soviet Union Alexander Potekhin 1

See also

References
  1. "Soviet Formula 3". Archived from the original on 2018-08-11. Retrieved 29 June 2023.
  2. "1960". teamdan.com. Archived from the original on 2008-02-14. Retrieved 29 June 2023.
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