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- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship abstract "For the later German touring car series, see ADAC Procar Series.The BMW M1 Procar Championship, sometimes known simply as Procar, was a one-make auto racing series created by Jochen Neerpasch, head of BMW Motorsport GmbH, the racing division of automobile manufacturer BMW. The series pitted professional drivers from the Formula One World Championship, World Sportscar Championship, European Touring Car Championship, and other international series against one another using identically modified BMW M1 sports cars.Billed as an opportunity to see a mix of drivers from various motorsport disciplines, the championship served as support races for various European rounds of the 1979 Formula One season, with Formula One drivers earning automatic entry into the Procar event based on their performance in their Formula One cars. Austrian Niki Lauda won the inaugural championship. In 1980, the series held some events outside of Formula One schedule, and was won by Brazilian Nelson Piquet. BMW chose not to continue the championship in 1981 to concentrate on their entrance into Formula One.".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship thumbnail BMW_Motorsport_M1_Procar.jpg?width=300.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship wikiPageExternalLink m1-revival.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship wikiPageID "18261246".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship wikiPageRevisionID "603604029".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship category One-Design.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship championDriver "Nelson Piquet".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship championDriver "Niki Lauda".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship constructors BMW.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship region Europe.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship drivers "Varied".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship folded "1980".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship hasPhotoCollection BMW_M1_Procar_Championship.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship inaugural "1979".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship teams "Varied".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship subject Category:1979_in_motorsport.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship subject Category:1980_in_motorsport.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship subject Category:BMW.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship subject Category:Formula_One.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship subject Category:One-make_series.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship comment "For the later German touring car series, see ADAC Procar Series.The BMW M1 Procar Championship, sometimes known simply as Procar, was a one-make auto racing series created by Jochen Neerpasch, head of BMW Motorsport GmbH, the racing division of automobile manufacturer BMW.".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship label "BMW M1 Procar Championship".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship label "Campionato Production Car".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship label "Championnat BMW M1 Procar".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship label "Procar-Serie".
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship sameAs Procar-Serie.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship sameAs Championnat_BMW_M1_Procar.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship sameAs Campionato_Production_Car.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship sameAs m.04cqtdd.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship sameAs Q442660.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship sameAs Q442660.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship wasDerivedFrom BMW_M1_Procar_Championship?oldid=603604029.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship depiction BMW_Motorsport_M1_Procar.jpg.
- BMW_M1_Procar_Championship isPrimaryTopicOf BMW_M1_Procar_Championship.
