1998 Formula Nippon Season - Calendar

Calendar

Race No Track Country Date Laps Distance Time Speed Winner Pole Position Fastest Race Lap
1 Suzuka Japan April 19, 1998 35 5.864=205.241 km 1'04:11.637 191.832 km/h Masahiko Kageyama Ralph Firman, Jr. (ss)
Juichi Wakisaka (fq)
Tom Coronel
2 Mine Japan May 17, 1998 62 3.239=200.818 km 1'20:35.683 149.502 km/h Satoshi Motoyama Juichi Wakisaka Satoshi Motoyama
3 Fuji Japan May 31, 1998 45 4.470=201.15 km 1'00:28.148 199.589 km/h Satoshi Motoyama Satoshi Motoyama (ss)
Norberto Fontana (fq)
Katsumoto Kaneishi
4 Motegi Japan June 14, 1998 43 4.796=206.228 km 1'20:19.652 154.040 km/h Juichi Wakisaka Norberto Fontana (ss)
Hideki Noda (fq)
Hideki Noda
5 Suzuka Japan July 5, 1998 35 5.864=205.241 km 1'04:46.239 190.124 km/h Masahiko Kageyama Masahiko Kageyama Juichi Wakisaka
6 Sugo Japan August 2, 1998 54 3.704=200.016 km 1'34:08.018 127.489 km/h Masami Kageyama Masami Kageyama (ss)
Masahiko Kageyama (fq)
Masami Kageyama
Fuji Japan August 30, 1998 cancelled due to bad weather conditions
7 Mine Japan September 20, 1998 62 3.239=200.818 km 1'21:54.617 147.101 km/h Satoshi Motoyama Hideki Noda Satoshi Motoyama
8 Fuji Japan October 18, 1998 45 4.470=201.15 km 1'46:45.819 113.044 km/h Norberto Fontana Masami Kageyama Hideki Noda
9 Suzuka Japan November 29, 1998 35 5.864=205.241 km 1'03:42.152 193.312 km/h Masami Kageyama Satoshi Motoyama Masami Kageyama

Note:

Race 8 no special stage held due to bad weather conditions

(ss) indicate the winner of the special stage, who started from pole - (fq) indicate the original fastest qualifier. In all other races, the fastest qualifier was also the winner of the special stage.

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