Daniel Campos-Hull - Complete Motor Racing Results

Complete Motor Racing Results

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Yr	Series	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	Pos.	Points
2006	Italian FRenault	Facondini Racing	Mug	Mug	Val	Val	Imo	Imo	Spa	Spa	Hoc	Hoc	Mis	Mis	Vai	Mon	Mon						23rd	10
	FRenault Eurocup	Twin Cam Motorsport	Zol	Zol	Ist	Ist	Mis	Mis	Nür	Nür	Don	Don	LeM	LeM	Cat	Cat							—	—
	German FBMW	Josef Kaufmann Racing	Hoc	Hoc	Lau	Lau	Nür	Nür	Osc	Osc	Osc	Osc	Nor	Nor	Nür	Nür	Zan	Zan	Hoc	Hoc			18th	4
2007	German FBMW	Eifelland Racing	Osc	Osc	Lau	Lau	Nor	Nor	Nür	Nür	Zan	Zan	Osc	Osc	Nür	Nür	Cat	Cat	Hoc	Hoc			2nd	622
2008	Formula Three Euroseries	HBR Motorsport	Hoc	Hoc	Mug	Mug	Pau	Pau	Nor	Nor	Zan	Zan	Nür	Nür	Bra	Bra	Cat	Cat	LeM	LeM	Hoc	Hoc	25th	0

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