2011 FIA Alternative Energies Cup

2011 FIA Alternative Energies Cup
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The 2011 FIA Alternative Energies Cup was a season of the FIA Alternative Energies Cup, a world championship for vehicles with alternative energy propulsion organized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile. The season had eight rallies, beginning with Rally Montecarlo on 3 April.^[1]

For the final classifications, 50% rounded up of the best results plus one was taken into account.^[2]

Calendar and winners cat. VII & VIII

Date	Race	Winner	Co-Driver	Car
April 3, 2011	5^e Rallye Montecarlo	Raymond Durand	Bernard Vialar	Toyota Auris
May 8, 2011	Clean Week 2020, Zolder	Massimo Liverani	Alessandro Talmelli	Fiat Croma JTD
August 14, 2011	Rally Reykjavík	Raymond Durand	Bernard Vialar	Toyota Auris
August 27, 2011	III Eco Rallye Vasco Navarro, Vitoria-Gasteiz	Txema Foronda	Pilar Rodas	Toyota Prius
September 25, 2011	5th High-Tech Ecomobility Rally, Athens	Massimo Liverani	Alessandro Talmelli	Fiat Croma JTD
Septembre 30, 2011	Green Prix Eco Targa, Palermo	Massimo Liverani	Valeria Strada	Fiat Croma JTD
October 2, 2011	Rallye Énergie Alternative, Montreal	Sebastien Kroetsch	Eric B. Meunier	Lexus CT 200h
October 16, 2011	6° Ecorally San Marino – Città del Vaticano	Roberto Viganò	Andrea Fovana	Alfa Romeo Mito

Points	Driver
82	Massimo Liverani
66	Guido Guerrini
58	Raymond Durand
56	Jesús Echave
20	Txema Foronda, Sébastien Kroetsch, Roberto Viganò, Vincenzo Di Bella
18	Frédéric Thizy
16	Gianmaria Aghem, Kristján Einar Kristjánsson, Adrian Oiarbide
12	Massimo Beltrami, Maykel Del Cyd, Vinh Pham
10	Maarten Longueville, Aristotelis Kosmas, Martyn Ouellet, Stefano Pezzi
8	Océane Pozzo, Eric Van Wesemael, Gunnar Pálsson, Nikolaos Karapanagiotis, Yves Boulanger
6	Frédérique Vervisch, Dali (Örn Ingólfsson), Ioannis Kepetzis, Pierre Girard, Desara Muriqi
4	Luis Murguia, Michel Meulemans, Jon Knighton, Mireia Saizar, Miltos Tsoskounoglou, Pascal Tourangeau, Massimiliano Sorghi
2	Christophe Ponset, Bjarney Annelsdóttir, Eduardo Encina, Pierre Piché

Points	Co-Driver
56	Juanan Delgado
48	Valeria Strada
40	Bernard Vialar, Alessandro Talmelli
36	Emanuele Calchetti
22	Andrea Gnaldi Coleschi
20	Pilar Rodas, Eric B. Meunier, Andrea Fovana, Claudio Canale
18	Christian Fine, Yves Pavoux
16	Leonardo Burchini, Rossella Conti, Haukur Vidar Jonsson, Feliz Estibaliz
12	Giovanni Merzari, Carlos García, Piotr Nytko
10	Nick Laeremans, Vassiliki Kosmas, Frédéric Bouchard, Valentino Muccini
8	Jean François, Jan Van Wesemael, Sigurdur Astgeirsson, Grigorios Karachalios, Martin Cédras
6	Angélique Detavernier, Arni Oli Fridriksson, Katerina Sevastou, Jean Briand, Yulia Lutsyk
4	Javier Urmeneta, Danny Cami, Steve Partridge, Iban Zelaia, Alexandros Tsoskounoglou, David Rozon, Fulvio Ciervo
2	Serge Pastor, Gudny Ingibjorg Einarsdottir, Alfonso Olarbide, Normand Béique

↑ FIA Alternative Energies Cup Archived 2011-09-27 at the Wayback Machine., in Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile.
↑ Coupe des Énergies Alternatives de la Fia, in Fédération internationale de l'automobile

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FIA Electric and New Energies Championship
Seasons	2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
World champions	Giuliano Mazzoni (2007, 2008) Raymond Durand (2009, 2010) Massimo Liverani (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014) Artur Prusak (2015, 2016) Walter Kofler (2017)
Runners up	Vincenzo Di Bella (2007, 2008, 2010) Giuliano Mazzoni (2009) Guido Guerrini (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014) Massimo Liverani (2015, 2016) Nicola Ventura (2017)
Co-driver world champions	Juanan Delgado (2011) Emanuele Calchetti (2012) Fulvio Ciervo (2013) Isabelle Barciulli (2014) Thierry Benchetrit (2015, 2016) Guido Guerrini (2017)
Events	Ecorally San Marino – Città del Vaticano