Johnny Cecotto - Complete European Formula Two Championship Results

Complete European Formula Two Championship Results

Source:

Year Entrant Chassis Engine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Pos Pts
1980 Mike Earle Racing with March March 802 BMW THR
HOC
NÜR
VAL
PAU
SIL
ZOL
MUG
0
Minardi Team Minardi GM75 ZAN
PER
MIS
HOC
1981 Minardi Team Minardi Fly 281 BMW SIL
HOC
THR
NÜR
VAL
14th 6
Horag Hotz Racing March 802 MUG
March 812 PAU
PER
SPA
DON
MIS
MAN
1982 March Racing Ltd March 822 BMW SIL
HOC
THR
NÜR
MUG
VAL
PAU
SPA
HOC
DON
MAN
PER
MIS
2nd 56

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