1987 European Touring Car Championship

The 1987 European Touring Car Championship was a motor racing competition for Group A Touring Cars. It was the 25th European series for Touring cars and the 19th to carry the European Touring Car Championship name. The Drivers Championship was won by Winfried Vogt driving a BMW M3 and the Manufacturers’ Championship by the BMW Linder #47 entry.

1987 European Touring Car Championship

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Schedule

The championship was contested over a seven race series.^[1]

Race	Race name	Circuit	Country	Date [2]	Winning drivers	Car	Team
1	Donington 500 [3]	Donington Park[3]	United Kingdom[3]	5 April	Winfried Vogt, Dieter Quester[3]	BMW M3[3]	Linder Rennsport [3]
2		Autodromo do Estoril[4]	Portugal[4]	26 April	Johnny Cecotto, Gianfranco Brancatelli[4]	BMW M3[4]	CiBiEmme Sport [4]
3	Anderstorp 500 [5]	Scandinavian Raceway, Anderstorp[5]	Sweden[5]	24 May	Winfried Vogt, Altfrid Heger[5]	BMW M3[5]	Linder Rennsport [5]
4	EG Trophy [6]	Zolder[6]	Belgium[6]	7 June	Klaus Niedzwiedz, Steve Soper, Pierre Dieudonné[6]	Ford Sierra RS Cosworth[6]	Eggenberger Motorsport [6]
5	Preis der Steiermark [7]	Österreichring, Zeltweg[7]	Austria[7]	14 June	Johnny Cecotto, Gianfranco Brancatelli[7]	BMW M3[7]	CiBiEmme Sport [7]
6		Autodromo Dino Ferrari, Imola[8]	Italy[8]	28 June	Winfried Vogt, Altfrid Heger[8]	BMW M3[8]	Linder Rennsport [8]
7		Circuit Paul Armagnac, Nogaro[9]	France[9]	13 September	Fabien Giroix, Jean-Pierre Jaussaud[9]	BMW M3[9]	Team Garage Du Bac [9]

Championship Results

Drivers Championship

Position [1]	Driver [1]	No.[3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Car [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Division [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Entrant [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Don [1]	Est [1]	And [1]	Zol [1]	Ost [1]	Imo [1]	Nog [1]	Total [1]
1	Winfried Vogt	41 & 47	BMW M3	2	Linder Rennsport	40	-	40	40	30	40	30	220
2	Altfrid Heger	47	BMW M3	2	Linder Rennsport	30	-	40	40	30	40	30	210
3	Pierre Fermine	103	Toyota Corolla GT AE86	1	FINA Toyota	23	22	28	32	18	17	28	168
4	Serge De Liedekerke	103	Toyota Corolla GT AE86	1	FINA Toyota	23	22	28	32	18	17	28	168
5	Gianfranco Brancatelli	60 & 18	BMW M3 & BMW 635CSi	2 & 3	CiBiEmme Sport	-	40	35	-	40	35	-	150
6	Dieter Quester	41	BMW M3	2	Linder Rennsport	40	-	-	30	24	15	40	149
7	Markus Oestreich	47	BMW M3	2	Linder Rennsport	30	-	-	30	24	15	40	139
8	Oldrich Vanícek	51	BMW M3	2	úAMK	-	22	27	22	14	21	-	106
9	Vlastimil Tomásek	51	BMW M3	2	úAMK	-	22	27	22	14	21	-	106
10	Georges Bosshard	18	BMW 635CSi	3	Nocenti Racing / CiBiEmme	-	32	35	-	-	35	-	102
11	Giorgio Cipolli	20	Volvo 240 Turbo	2	SRS	-	23	-	-	16	27	30	96
12	Christer Simonsen	31	Volvo 240 Turbo	2	Team CMS Sweden	32	-	-	15	-	18	21	86
13	Kurt Simonsen	31	Volvo 240 Turbo	2	Team CMS Sweden	32	-	-	15	-	18	21	86
14	Onofrio Russo	10	Ford Sierra RS Cosworth	3	Jolly Club	-	-	25	26	12	22	-	85
15	Tiziano Serratini	10	Ford Sierra RS Cosworth	3	Jolly Club	-	-	25	26	12	22	-	85

Manufacturers Championship

Position [1]	Manufacturer [1]	No [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Car [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Division [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Entrant [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]	Don [1]	Est [1]	And [1]	Zol [1]	Ost [1]	Imo [1]	Nog [1]	Total [1]
1	BMW Linder #47	47	BMW M3	2	Linder Rennsport	30	-	40	40	30	40	30	210
2	FINA Toyota #103	103	Toyota Corolla GT AE86	1	FINA Toyota	23	22	28	32	18	17	28	168
3	BMW Linder #41	41	BMW M3	2	Linder Rennsport	40	-	-	30	24	15	40	149
4	BMW CiBiEmme #18	18	BMW 635CSi	3	Nocenti Racing / CiBiEmme	-	32	35	-	28?	35	-	130
5	BMW úAMK #51	51	BMW M3	2	úAMK	-	22	27	22	14	21	-	106
6	Volvo SRS #20	20	Volvo 240 Turbo	2	SRS	-	23	-	-	16	27	30	96
7	Volvo CMS #31	31	Volvo 240 Turbo	2	Team CMS Sweden	32	-	-	15	-	18	21	86
8	Ford Jolly Club #10	10	Ford Sierra RS Cosworth	3	Jolly Club	-	-	25	26	12	22	-	85
9	Toyota Gullivers Ltd. #92	92	Toyota Corolla GT AE86	1	Gullivers Ltd.	-	-	21	23	24	13	-	81
10	BMW CiBiEmme #60	60	BMW M3	2	CiBiEmme Sport	-	40	-	-	40	-	-	80

References

1. 1987 European Touring Car Championship - Championship Table, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014
2. European Touring Car Championship, Motor Sport, January 1988, page 26
3. Donington 500, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014
4. Estoril, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014
5. Anderstorp 500, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014
6. EG Trophy, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014
7. Preis der Steiermark, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014
8. Imola, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014
9. Nogaro, touringcarracing.net Retrieved on 24 September 2014