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Renault Clio Cup#UK Cup

{{Short description|One-make racing series}}

{{further|topic=for the European one-make series|Eurocup Mégane Trophy}}

{{Use mdy dates|date=October 2021}}

{{Infobox motorsport championship

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| category = One-make racing by Renault

| inaugural = 1966

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| constructors = Renault

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| country/region = 19 different countries
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| champion driver = {{flagicon|ITA}} Gabriele Torelli

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| website = [https://www.cliocup.fr/ Site of actual clio cup]

| current_season = {{CURRENTYEAR}} Renault Clio Cup Series

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The Renault Clio Cup Series is a one-make racing series created and managed by Alpine Racing (until 2020 known as Renault Sport). The championship was born after merging the 4 active Renault Clio national cups at that moment plus the Clio Cup Europe.

National cups

File:Clio Cup 2021 Spielberg 13.jpg

Up to 22 different renault cups have come into existence at some point: Belgium, Brazil, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Spain, the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, Turkey and United Kingdom for example.

=French Cup=

The French Clio Cup has been held since 2004.

The French Cup started in 1966 and used in succession Renault 8 Gordini (1966–1970), Renault 12 Gordini (1971–1974), Renault 5 LS kitée (1975–1976), Renault 5 Alpine (1977–1981), Renault 5 Alpine Turbo (1982–1984), Renault 5 GT Turbo (1985–1990), Renault Clio 16S (1991–1996) and Renault Mégane Coupé 16V (1997–2000).[http://www.renault-sport.com/en/circuit/france_clio_cup/palmares.php Renault French Cup Palmarès] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071016120321/http://www.renault-sport.com/en/circuit/france_clio_cup/palmares.php |date=October 16, 2007 }} renault-sport.com The French Cup wasn't held between 2001 and 2003.

=Belgian Cup=

This series started in 2001 as the Renault Sport Clio Cup Elf, but in 2005 the championship was cancelled due to the lack of participants.[http://www.renault-sport.be/pressdet.asp?ref=131 Le rideau tombe...] renault-sport.be (January 15, 2005) It returned in 2008 as the Renault Clio Cup Belux 2008 with 6 meetings.[http://www.renault-sport.be/pressdet.asp?ref=179 Feu Vert pour la Renault Sport Clio Cup 2008] renault-sport.be (May 21, 2007)

The Renault Cup started in 1987 with the Renault 5 GT Turbo Cup organised jointly with the Netherlands.[http://www.renault-sport.be/pressdet.asp?ref=188 Pour perpétuer la tradition sportive] renault-sport.be (June 13, 2005) The Benelux championship switch into Belgian Cup with Renault Clio 16S between 1991 and 1996. Then it was Renault Mégane Coupé 16V (1997–2000) and finally the actual Clio cup (2001–2004, and since 2008).

=United Kingdom =

{{main article|Renault Clio Cup United Kingdom}}

The series' first winner of the inaugural race for Renault 5 TLs held in Brands Hatch was Maggie Loynd in 1974. The series, was previously known as the Courier Connections Renault UK Clio Cup and supported the British Touring Car Championship. In 2024, Clio Cup GB returned to UK circuits under the MSV, (MSV Trackdays), banner.

The series previously supported the British leg of the World Series by Renault event.

The series saw subsequently these cars: Renault 5 TL (1974–1977), Renault 5 TS (1977–1985), Renault 5 GT Turbo (1985–1990), Renault Clio 16V Mark I (1991–1995), Renault Sport Spider (1996–1999), Clio Renaultsport 172 (2000–2001), Clio Renaultsport 182 (2002–2006), Clio Renaultsport 197 (2007–2009),[http://www.automotoportal.com/article/clio-cup-curtain-raiser-thrills-brands-hatch-crowds Clio Cup curtain-raiser thrills Brands Hatch crowds] automotoportal.com (April 3, 2007) and Clio Renaultsport 200 (2010–2019).

The series' past champion winners includes Andy Priaulx, Jason Plato and Tom Onslow-Cole. Other than that, past drivers of the series that were notable outside of racing were Andrew Ridgeley of the pop group Wham! in 1985[http://www.historicracing.com/top100.cfm?driverID=2429&today=on&fromrow=1 The Drivers : Andrew Ridgeley] historicracing.com and it introduced actor Rowan Atkinson to motorsport, which he raced seldom between 1984 and 1990. One of his races was documented for his one-off show, Driven Man. The car has since re-emerged for a reunion race in 2004, which he aimed to compete in, but had to be substituted by Perry McCarthy, due to illness. Atkinson bought the car following the race and was auctioned off in a Bonhams auction in 2005.

= Spanish Cup =

The Copa Nacional Renault is the longest running racing championship on speed circuits in Spain. The championship was released in 1969 taking advantage of the beginnings of the Jarama Circuit. It was organized for much of its history by FASA-Renault and Renault Sport Spain, while in its last decade it remained active thanks to Vline, Codony Sport and Driveland Events. Its last edition with its own national regulations was in 2020, denominating itself in its last 20 years of existence as Renault Sport Clio Cup Spain.

=Other championships=

File:Renault Clio Copa Clio Brasil W Racing.jpg

File:Renault Clio Cup 2009, Motorland Aragón.jpg]]

  • Renault Sport Clio International Cup
  • {{flagicon|China}} Clio Cup China
  • {{flagicon|BRA}} Renault Super Clio Cup Brazil
  • {{flagicon|BEL}} Renault Sport Clio Cup Belgium
  • {{flagicon|DEN}} Renault DTC Light Cup Denmark (since 2004 as Renault Clio Cup Denmark, since 2010 as Renault DTC Light Cup)
  • {{flagicon|SUI}} LO Renault New Clio Cup Suisse
  • {{flagicon|SWE}} Clio Cup Sweden{{cite web |url=http://motorsport.renault.se/category/renault-clio-cup/|title=Kategoriarkiv: Renault Clio Cup |work=Clio Cup Sweden |publisher=Renault Motorsport Sverige|language=sv |access-date=April 14, 2016}}
  • {{flagicon|ITA}} Clio Cup Italia
  • {{flagicon|Netherlands}} Dunlop Sportmaxx / ID&T Clio cup Netherlands
  • {{flagicon|SLO}} Renault Sport Clio Cup Slovenia
  • {{flagicon|GBR}} Michelin Clio Cup Series with Protyre{{cite news|url=http://www.renaultsport.co.uk/championships/cliocup/news/new-entry-level-clio-cup-series-launched-by-renault---barc_6231/Default.aspx|title=New entry-level Clio Cup Series launched by Renault & BARC|work=Renault Sport UK|publisher=Renault Sport|date=December 17, 2012|access-date=December 18, 2012}}
  • {{flagicon|GBR}} Renault Clio Cup Junior Championship

==Other one-make racing with Renault cars==

The current car

File:Clio Cup 2021 Spielberg 12.jpg after the first race at the Red Bull Ring 2021]]

Since 2020, the championship uses Renault Clio R.S. V with an Renault HR13 engine.

  • Engine: Renault HR13, 4 cylinder, 1330 cm3 Turbo.
  • Transmission: Sequentially controlled, dog-clutch box with 5 gears and controlled ZF differential.
  • Suspension: Front: MacPherson; Rear: H axis.
  • Brakes: Discs, Front: ventilated ø280; Rear: solid ø238
  • Wheels: Single piece 7 x 17 alloy
  • Tyres: Michelin S9M (dry) or P2H (rain)
  • Dimensions: Wheelbase: 2579 mm; Length/Width: 4050 mm/1988 mm
  • Fuel tank: FIA FT3
  • Weight: 1030 kg
  • Fuel: BP Ultimate Racing 102 RON unleaded
  • Lubricants: Castrol Edge

Current regulations

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Chronology and cars used

= Gordini-R5 Stage =

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align=center rowspan=2 width=120 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| Main Series

|align=center colspan=4 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 1960s

|align=center colspan=10 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 1970s

|align=center colspan=10 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 1980s

|align=center colspan=1 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 1990s

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=1| {{Flagu|France}}

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#a4fffe| Gordini 8 Cup

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#7efffd| Gordini 12 Cup

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ffd2d2| 5 LS Cup

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 Alpine Cup

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 Alpine Turbo Cup

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT Turbo Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=1| {{Flagu|Spain}}

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 8 bgcolor=#a4fffe| 8 Cup

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 TS Cup

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 Turbo Cup

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT Turbo Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1| {{Flagu|United Kingdom}}

|colspan= 8 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ffd2d2| 5 TL Cup

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 TS Cup

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT Turbo Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=1| {{Flagu|Italy}}

|colspan= 9 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ffd2d2| 5 LS Cup

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 Alpine Cup

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 Alpine Turbo Cup

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT Turbo Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1| {{Flagu|Switzerland}}

|colspan= 12 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 10 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 TS Cup

|colspan= 1 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT T.C.

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1| {{Flagu|Netherlands}}

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|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT Turbo Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1| {{Flagu|Portugal}}

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|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GT Turbo Cup

align=center width=150 colspan=50 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| Other series
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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=1| {{Flagu|Spain}} (Iniciación)

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|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#a4fffe| 8 Cup

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 TS Cup

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ff7676| 5 TX Cup

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ff0000| 5 GTS Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=1| {{EUR}}

|colspan= 10 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ff7676| Renault 5 Alpine Cup

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#ff7676| Renault 5 Turbo Cup

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#b2e3ff| Alpine V6 Turbo Cup

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#FFFFFF| Renault 21 Turbo Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=2 colspan=1| {{Flagu|United States}}

|colspan= 16 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ff7676| IMSA Renault Cup

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#FFFFFF| IMSA Renault Cup

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|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#C0C0C0| SCCA Sports Renault

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= Clio Stage =

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align=center rowspan=2 colspan=3 width=250 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| Main Series

|align=center colspan=9 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 1990s

|align=center colspan=10 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 2000s

|align=center colspan=10 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 2010s

|align=center colspan=5 bgcolor=#EFEFEF| 2020s

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=2| {{Flagu|France}}

|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=7 colspan=1| {{EUR}}
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Clio Series

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

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|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

|colspan= 1 bgcolor=#00bdff| V

|colspan= 4 rowspan=7 bgcolor=#00bdff| V

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=2| {{Flagu|Spain}}

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 8 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

|colspan= 1 bgcolor=#00bdff| V

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=2| {{Flagu|Italy}}

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 8 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=1| {{Flagu|Switzerland}}

|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=2 colspan=1| {{flagicon|Switzerland}}{{flagicon|Germany}}{{flagicon|CZE}}
Bohemia

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 3 rowspan=2 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 4 rowspan=2 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

|colspan= 3 rowspan=4 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV (Central Europe)

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=1| {{Flagu|Germany}}

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|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#E0E0E0| III (VLN)

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF colspan=1| {{Flagu|Netherlands}}

|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=2 colspan=1| {{flagicon|Netherlands}}{{flagicon|BEL}}
Benelux

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 4 rowspan=2 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF colspan=1| {{Flagu|Belgium}}

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|United Kingdom}}

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#e8ff00| Spider Cup

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|Portugal}}

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=2 colspan=1| Scandinavia

|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=2| {{Flagu|Denmark}}

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|colspan= 4 rowspan=2 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I

|colspan= 8 rowspan=2 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=2| {{Flagu|Sweden}}

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|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|Argentina}}

|colspan= 9 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 10 bgcolor=#c9ff63| Megane Cup

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|Turkey}}

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|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|Mexico}}

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|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#fff57e| II

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|Brazil}}

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|colspan= 8 bgcolor=#fff57e| II Super

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|Slovenia}}

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|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 15 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|China}}

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|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffec00| III

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#ffd500| IV

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|UAE}}

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|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#00bdff| V

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=1 colspan=3| {{Flagu|Spain}} (Iniciación/Vline)

|colspan= 6 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Clio Cup I (1.4)

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|colspan= 1 bgcolor=#00bdff| V

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|bgcolor=#EFEFEF rowspan=2 colspan=3| {{EUR}}

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|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#ffffcd| Renault Clio Cup

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#e8ff00| Spider Elf Trophy

|colspan= 5 bgcolor=#fff57e| R.S. Clio Trophy

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 4 bgcolor=#ffec00| Eurocup Clio

|colspan= 3 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 7 bgcolor=78bbdb | Alpine Elf Cup

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|colspan= 13 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 9 bgcolor=#42ff00| Megane Trophy

|colspan= 1 bgcolor=#E0E0E0|

|colspan= 2 bgcolor=#ffb600| R.S. Trophy

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Champions (Clio V Stage)

{{Main|List of Renault one-make racing cups champions}}

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! colspan=6| Clio Cup Series

! Clio Cup Middle East

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! {{flagicon|SPA}}

! {{flagicon|ITA}}

! Eastern Europe

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! {{flagicon|UAE}}

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|colspan=4 align=center| Clio Cup Europe (Overall): {{flagicon|FRA}} Nicolas Milan[https://www.cliocup.fr/anthony-jurado-conclut-la-saison-en-beaute.html Anthony Jurado conclut la saison en beauté]

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!rowspan=4|

{{flagicon|FRA}} Nicolas Milan

| {{flagicon|FRA}} Nicolas Milan

| {{flagicon|FRA}} Marc Guillot[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/clio_cup_2021_-_group_a_standings_post_r26.pdf Group A Final Standings 2021]

| {{flagicon|FRA}} Marc Guillot[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/clio_cup_2021_-_group_c_standings_post_r26.pdf Group C Final Standings 2021]

rowspan=2| 2022

|colspan=5 align=center| Clio Cup Series (Super-winner): {{flagicon|FRA}} Nicolas Milan[https://media.renault.com/milan-claims-final-victory-of-the-year/ Milan claims final victory of the year]

{{flagicon|FRA}} Nicolas Milan[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/clio_cup_france_2022_-_standings_post_r26_-_paul_ricard.pdf France Final Standings 2022]

| {{flagicon|ESP}} Álex Royo[https://www.cliocup.fr/la-derniere-de-l-annee-pour-milan.html?r=462 La dernière de l’année pour Milan]

| {{flagicon|ITA}} Gabriele Torelli

| {{flagicon|FRA}} Marc Guillot[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/clio_cup_eastern_europe_2022_-_standings_post_r24_-_monza.pdf Eastern europe Final Standings 2022]

| {{flagicon|FRA}} Anthony Jurado[https://www.cliocup.fr/pouget-s-impose-premier-titre-pour-jurado.html Pouget s’impose, premier titre pour Jurado]

rowspan=2| 2023

|colspan=5 align=center| Clio Cup Series (Overall): {{flagicon|FRA}} David Pouget[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/ccs_23_-_clio_cup_series_drivers_rankings_after_race_2.pdf Clio Cup Series Final Standings 2023]

|rowspan=2| {{flagicon|POL}} Jerzy Spinkiewicz

{{flagicon|FRA}} David Pouget[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/ccs_23_-_clio_cup_france_drivers_rankings_after_race_2.pdf French Final Standings 2023]

| {{flagicon|ESP}} Adrián Schimpf[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/ccs_23_-_clio_cup_spain_drivers_rankings_after_race_2.pdf Spanish Final Standings 2023]

| {{flagicon|ITA}} Luca Franca[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/ccs_23_-_clio_cup_italia_drivers_rankings_after_imola-2.pdf Italian Final Standings 2023]

| {{flagicon|ITA}} Gabriele Torelli[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/ccs_23_-_clio_cup_mid-europe_rankings_after_zandvoort_race_2.pdf Mid-Europe Final Standings]

| {{flagicon|FRA}} David Pouget[https://www.cliocup.fr/IMG/pdf/ccs_23_-_clio_cup_europe_drivers_rankings_after_race_2.pdf Europe Final Standings 2023]

rowspan=2| 2024[https://www.cliocup.fr/les-clio-cup-series-se-tournent-vers-2025.html Clio Cup Series – Palmarès 2024]

|colspan=4 align=center| Clio Cup Series (Overall): {{flagicon|ITA}} Gabriele Torelli

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|rowspan=2| {{flagicon|MEX}} Eduardo Miranda

{{flagicon|ITA}} Gabriele Torelli

| {{flagicon|ITA}} Damiano Puccetti

| {{flagicon|FRA}} Anthony Jurado

| {{flagicon|NLD}} Lorenzo van Riet

See also

References

{{commons category|Renault Clio Cup}}

{{Reflist}}

External links

  • [https://www.renaultsport.com/ Clio Cup Series official website]
  • {{in lang|fr}} [https://www.cliocup.fr/ Clio Cup Series french official website]
  • {{in lang|es}} [https://www.drivelandmotorsport.es/campeonatos/ Clio Cup España official website]
  • [http://www.driverdb.com/championships.html DriverDB]

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Category:One-make series

Category:Touring car racing series