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Driver Biography: Tom Coronel

Driver Biography: Tom Coronel
NameTom Coronel
NationalityNED
Date of Birth5th Apr, 1972
Age38
BirthplaceNaarden, the Netherlands
ResidenceHuizen, the Netherlands
Professionracing driver
Marital Statussingle
Hobbieskarting, skiing
Favourite TrackMagny Cours, because the results have always been good there - good memories !
Websitewww.coronel.nl



Championship Points History
YearRoundSum
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 
200110 10        20
2000      10  6 16
Total podiums (all classes): 4
Overall podiums: 4
Total victories (all classes): 3
Overall victories: 3
Rounds entered: 12
 Past and Present Team-mates
YearRoundsCarTeam-mateTeamCar
200414 14Patrick PearceLister RacingLister Storm
20041 14Paul KnapfieldLister RacingLister Storm
20042 15Patrick PearceLister RacingLister Storm
20042 15Paul KnapfieldLister RacingLister Storm
20035 14Jamie Campbell-WalterLister RacingLister Storm
20035 14Nathan KinchLister RacingLister Storm
20011 3 4 5 6 8 1Jamie Campbell-WalterLister Storm RacingLister Storm
20007 10 25Mike HezemansCarsport HollandChrysler Viper GTS-R
Racing Career
2003 FIA European Touring Car Championship with Carly Motors
2002 7th, FIA European Touring Car Championship with Carly Motors, best result 2nd, 1 pole position
2001 FIA GT Championship with Lister Racing - 2 wins at Monza and Magny-Cours; 5th in the Dutch Touring Car Championship with 3 wins
2000 10th in FIA GT Championship, after 2 races with Carsport Holland (1 win, 1 second place). Le Mans with Racing for Holland.
1999 Champion, Japanese Formula Nippon, 2 wins. 5th, Japanese GT Series. Le Mans with Racing for Holland.
1998 11th in Japanese Formula Nippon with Nakajima Reynard Mugen. 2nd, Japanese GT Series (Honda NSX).
1997 Japanese Formula 3 Champion with TOM'S Toyota, winning 6 of 7 races. Winner of the Zandvoort Masters. Leader F3 Monaco; Leader F3 Macau
1996 2nd in Japanese Formula 3 with TOM'S, 1 win and 5 second places.
1995 7th in German Formula 3 Championship, in a WTS Dallara Opel.
1994 2nd, Euroseries Formula Opel, 2 wins, 8 pole positions. Wins the Nations Cup with Donny Crevels. Elected NAV driver of the year.
1993 Champion, Dutch Formula Ford 1800. 3 wins. 2nd in Benelux Formula Ford Championship, German Formula Ford Championship, 5 podiums, 9th in the Formula Ford Festival.
1992 Champion, Dutch Group N -2000cc, BMW 320i, Rijnhaave
1991 Champion, Dutch Citroen AX Cup, 4 wins; Champion, European Citroën AX Cup, Barcelona  
1990 Winner of the Zandvoort Racing School. 6th in the Citroen AX Cup.