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The Mexican Formula 2 championship ran for 12 seasons between 1984 and 1995. In 1996, the championship became known as the Formula 3000 series and ran for 2 years between 1996 and 1997. | Season | Driver | Car | | Formula K |
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| 1984 | MEX}} Enrique Contreras | Enco | | 1985 | MEX}} Gilberto Jimenez | CDD Lider | | 1986 | MEX}} Gilberto Jimenez | CDD Lider | | 1987 | MEX}} Gerardo Martinez | Martiga | | 1988 | MEX}} Oscar Manautou | Martiga | | 1989 | MEX}} Gerardo Martinez | Martiga | | Formula 2 |
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| 1990 | MEX}} Enrique Contreras | March | | 1991 | MEX}} Carlos Guerrero | March | | 1992 | MEX}} Carlos Guerrero | March | | 1993 | CAN}} Allen Berg | Ralt | | 1994 | MEX}} Fernando Plata | Ralt | | 1995 | MEX}} Jimmy Morales | Ralt | | 1996 | MEX}} David Martinez | Ralt | | 1997 | MEX}} Ricardo Pérez | Ralt | | Formula 3000 |
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| 1996 | MEX}} Jaime Cordero | Lola | | 1997 | MEX}} Jimmy Morales | Lola | | Indy Lights |
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| 1998 | BRA}} Osvaldo Negri | Lola | | 1999 | ARG}} Waldemar Coronas | Lola | | 2000 | ARG}} Waldemar Coronas | Lola | | 2001 | CAN}} Allen Berg | Lola |
External links- Mexican Formula Two at racingrecords.eu
- Indy Lights Panamericana at racingrecords.eu
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