1981 European Formula Two Season - Season Review

Season Review

Rnd Race Track Date Laps Distance Time Speed Pole Position Fastest Lap Race Winner Constructor
1 BRDC International Trophy Silverstone March 29 47 221.793 km 1'11:44.76 185.482 km/h Mike Thackwell Geoff Lees Mike Thackwell Ralt-Honda
2 Jim Clark Gedächtnisrennen Hockenheim April 5 30 203.67 km 1'00:28.05 202.095 km/h Geoff Lees Riccardo Paletti Stefan Johansson Lola-Hart
3 Jochen Rindt Memorial Trophy Thruxton April 20 55 208.560 km 1'04:02.40 195.403 km/h Thierry Boutsen Marc Surer Roberto Guerrero Maurer-BMW
4 Internationales ADAC-Eifelrennen Nürburgring April 26 9 205,515 km 1'05:04.63 189.481 km/h Corrado Fabi Thierry Boutsen Thierry Boutsen March-BMW
5 Gran Premio di Roma Vallelunga May 10 65 208.0 km 1'16:01.14 164.169 km/h Eje Elgh Corrado Fabi Eje Elgh Maurer-BMW
6 Gran Premio di Mugello Mugello May 24 42 220.290 km 1'15:20.99 175.414 km/h Thierry Boutsen Piero Necchi Corrado Fabi March-BMW
7 Grand Prix Automobile de Pau Pau June 8 73 201.48 km 1'33:13.91 129.664 km/h Michele Alboreto Geoff Lees Geoff Lees Ralt-Honda
8 Gran Premio del Mediterraneo Pergusa-Enna June 26 45 222.75 km 1'10:09.82 190.483 km/h Thierry Boutsen Thierry Boutsen Thierry Boutsen March-BMW
9 Grand Prix de Formule 2 Belgique Spa-Francorchamps August 9 30 209.01 km 1'10:02.68 179.037 km/h Thierry Boutsen Geoff Lees Geoff Lees Ralt-Honda
10 Donington "50 000" Donington Park August 16 70 220.20 km 1'16:49.82 171.963 km/h Manfred Winkelhock Geoff Lees
Corrado Fabi
Geoff Lees Ralt-Honda
11 Gran Premio dell'Adriatico Misano September 6 60 209.28 km 1'12:03.74 174.249 km/h Thierry Boutsen Michele Alboreto
Geoff Lees
Michele Alboreto Minardi-BMW
12 Mantorp Park – F2 Trofén Mantorp Park September 20 65 203.125 km 1'20:08.0 152.090 km/h Corrado Fabi Johnny Cecotto Stefan Johansson Lola-Hart

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