1990 Japanese Formula 3000 Season - Calendar

Calendar

Race No Track Country Date Laps Distance Time Speed Winner Pole Position Fastest Race Lap
1 Suzuka Japan March 4, 1990 35 5.864=205.241 km 1'05:07.183 189.105 km/h Kazuyoshi Hoshino Kazuyoshi Hoshino Ross Cheever
2 Fuji Japan April 15, 1990 45 4.470=201.15 km 1'00:26.740 199.667 km/h Kazuyoshi Hoshino Kazuyoshi Hoshino Takao Wada
3 Nishinihon Japan May 13, 1990 72 2.816=202.752 km 1'14:51.717 161.053 km/h Keiji Matsumoto Keiji Matsumoto Hitoshi Ogawa
4 Suzuka Japan May 27, 1990 35 5.864=205.241 km 1'05:32.223 187.901 km/h Keiji Matsumoto Hitoshi Ogawa Takao Wada
5 Sugo Japan July 29, 1990 37 3.704=137.048 km 0'46:44.016 175.952 km/h Mauro Martini Masanori Sekiya Kunimitsu Takahashi
6 Fuji Japan August 12, 1990 44 4.470=196.68 km 1'04:13.952 183.720 km/h Kazuyoshi Hoshino Mauro Martini Ukyo Katayama
7 Fuji Japan September 2, 1990 45 4.470=201.15 km 1'00:23.432 199.849 km/h Kazuyoshi Hoshino Mauro Martini Hitoshi Ogawa
8 Suzuka Japan September 23, 1990 35 5.864=205.241 km 1'05:32.773 187.874 km/h Kazuyoshi Hoshino Hitoshi Ogawa Kazuyoshi Hoshino
9 Fuji Japan October 28, 1990 43 4.470=192.21 km 0'57:05.266 202.015 km/h Volker Weidler Volker Weidler Kazuyoshi Hoshino
10 Suzuka Japan November 18, 1990 35 5.864=205.241 km 1'04:36.731 190.590 km/h Kazuyoshi Hoshino Hitoshi Ogawa Hitoshi Ogawa

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