2012 Formula Renault 2.0 Alps Series
| Company type | Motorsport championship |
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| Industry | Auto racing |
| Founded | 2012 |
Area served | Europe (Monza, Pau, Spa-Francorchamps, Red Bull Ring, Mugello, Barcelona) |
The 2012 Formula Renault 2.0 Alps Series represented the sophomore season of this championship and the eleventh iteration following the former Swiss Formula Renault Championship. The competition spanned from 24 March at Monza through to 21 October at Barcelona, encompassing fourteen races held over seven events.
Although Tech 1's Paul-Loup Chatin clinched the initial pole position, it was Red Bull-supported Koiranen's Daniil Kvyat who dominated the opening Monza weekend by winning both contests, accumulating 53 out of a possible 54 points and securing an early commanding advantage in the standings.
Drivers and teams
Race calendar and results
The schedule for the seven-round 2012 season was unveiled on 22 November 2011. The series accompanied Italian Renault Clio Cup events at every Italian venue and included rounds alongside the Pau Grand Prix, the FIA Formula Two Championship at Spa-Francorchamps, and the World Series by Renault at Circuit de Catalunya.
| Round | Circuit | Date | Pole Position | Fastest Lap | Winning Driver | Winning Team | Junior Winner | |
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| rowspan=2 4 ! R1 │rowspan=2 │Template:Flagikon BELCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps │23 June │Template:Flagikon FRANorman Nato │Template:Flagikon BRAGuilherme Silva │Template:Flagikon RUSDaniil Kvyat │Template:Flagikon FINKoiranen GP │Template:Flagikon COLÓscar Tunjo |- ! R2 │24 June │Template:Flagikon COLÓscar Tunjo │Template:Flagikon COLÓscar Tunjo │Template:Flagikon COLÓscar Tunjo │Template:Flagikon FRATech 1 Racing │Template:Flagikon COLÓscar Tunjo |- !rowspan=2 5 ! R1 │rowspan=2 │Template:Flagikon AUTRed Bull Ring, Spielberg │1 September │Template:Flagikon BRAVictor Franzoni │Template:Flagikon FRAEsteban Ocon │Template:Flagikon RUSDaniil Kvyat │ { { flagikon FIN }}Koiranen Motorsport } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } |
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| rowspan=2 6 ! R1 │rowspan=2 │ {{ flag icon RUS }} Daniil Kvyat | 6 October | {{ flag icon RUS }} Daniil Kvyat | {{ flag icon RUS }} Daniil Kvyat | {{ flag icon RUS }} Daniil Kvyat | {{ flag icon FIN }} Koiranen Motorsport | - ! R2 | 7 October | {{ flag icon RUS }} Daniil Kvyat | {{ flag icon FRA }} Norman Nato | {{ flag icon RUS }} Daniil Kvyat | {{ flag icon FIN }} Koiranen Motorsport | - !rowspan=2 7 ! R1 | rowspan=2 | {{ flag icon ESP }} Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona | 21 October | {{ flag icon FRA }} Norman Nato | {{ flag icon FRA }} Norman Nato | {{ flag icon LUX }} RC Formula | - ! R2 | {{ flag icon RUS }} Daniil Kvyat | {{ flag icon COL }} Óscar Tunjo | {{ flag icon COL }} Óscar Tunjo | {{ flag_icon FRA }} Tech 1 Racing | Template:Flag icon COL Óscar Tunjo }} |
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- (1) During Pau qualifying, times were recorded in two separate groups; both Paul-Loup Chatin and Norman Nato earned an extra point for setting the fastest lap in their respective sessions.
Drivers' Championship
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Juniors' Championship
Teams' Championship
Prior to each race weekend, teams select two drivers whose results will contribute to the teams' championship standings.