2005 Formula Renault 3.5 Series Season - Results

Results

Round Circuit Pole Position Fastest Lap Winning driver Winning team
1 R1 Circuit Zolder Enrico Toccacelo Markus Winkelhock Enrico Toccacelo Victory Engineering
R2 Will Power Robert Kubica Robert Kubica Epsilon Euskadi
2 R Circuit de Monaco Christian Montanari Enrico Toccacelo Christian Montanari Draco Multiracing USA
3 R1 Circuit de Valencia Félix Porteiro Eric Salignon Félix Porteiro Epsilon Euskadi
R2 Andreas Zuber Eric Salignon Tristan Gommendy Witmeur KTR
4 R1 Bugatti Circuit Markus Winkelhock Félix Porteiro Markus Winkelhock Draco Multiracing USA
R2 Robert Kubica Jaap van Lagen Will Power Carlin Motorsport
5 R1 Circuito Urbano Bilbao Robert Kubica Andreas Zuber Robert Kubica Epsilon Euskadi
R2 Will Power Andreas Zuber Will Power Carlin Motorsport
6 R1 Motopark Oschersleben Will Power Tristan Gommendy Robert Kubica Epsilon Euskadi
R2 Robert Kubica Andreas Zuber Robert Kubica Epsilon Euskadi
7 R1 Donington Park Adrián Vallés Tristan Gommendy Adrián Vallés Pons Racing
R2 Eric Salignon Félix Porteiro Markus Winkelhock Draco Multiracing USA
8 R1 Autódromo do Estoril Tristan Gommendy Andreas Zuber Andreas Zuber Carlin Motorsport
R2 Félix Porteiro Adrián Vallés Félix Porteiro Epsilon Euskadi
9 R1 Autodromo Nazionale Monza Félix Porteiro Markus Winkelhock Adrián Vallés Pons Racing
R2 Félix Porteiro Tristan Gommendy Markus Winkelhock Draco Multiracing USA

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