2018 International Procar Championship season

The IPC will be the successor to ARST from 2018 onwards.

Entrants

A-Class Teams and Drivers

Team	Car	#	Driver	Rounds
FAT Turbo Racing	Mercedes C-Coupe	0	Turki al Faisal	1-
		14	Saeed al Faisal	1-
Tide Infiniti Voeckler	Infiniti G35	1	Martin McGovern	1-
		2	Peter Oliver	1-
Triumph Racing	Triumph 2000	3	Darren Cardel	1-
		4	Alexis Tantovich	1-
Komatsu Union Saver Developments	Chevrolet SS	7	Artesia Mass	1-
		426	Shin Ramirez	1-
Mobil Racing ZimSport	Holden VF Commodore	05	Dean Melville	1-
		31	Henrik Dehn	1-
Dacia IPC Touring Team	Dacia Logan	13	Dave Simpson	1-
		59	Adriana Gabor	1-
Mazdaspeed Pulsar Racing	Mazda 6	19	Koyomi Setou	1-
		20	Laurent Couteau	1-
Kiwi Racing	SEAT Ibiza	22	Samson Medina-Márquez	1-
		24	Carl Jordan	1-
Best In The World Motorsport	Škoda Superb	41	Kay Lon	1-
		925	Sandra Yoo	1-
Grundig Euromotor International	Subaru Impreza	44	Kieth Remedios	1-
		45	Ernest Saillard	1-
Alfa Corse	Alfa Romeo 155 V6 Ti	55	Luca Pacchiarini	1-
		155	Adolfo Moretti	1-
Mugen Blokkmonsta Motorsport	Honda Accord	71	Michael Rohnstock	1-
		72	Travis Crabtree	1-
BMW JLD Motorsport	BMW M3	73	Diego Mauricio Batistuta	1-
		74	Jans Zeitner	1-
Globex Scorpio Racing	Dodge Charger	311	Sylvain Fabron	1-
		996	Sandra Cessler	1-
HSBC Team Macmillan	Toyota Camry	56	Darren Older Jr	1-
		57	Jasper Lerby	1-
Rothmans Pan Am Aeroracing Engineering	Volvo S60	TBA	Jack Maddock	1-
		TBA	Phoenix McAllister	1-

B-Class Teams and Drivers

Team	Car	#	Driver	Rounds
Lotto Racing	Alfa Romeo 155	8	Miguel Rocha	1-
		9	Carlos Torres	1-
DHL Ziegler Auto Racing	BMW M3	10	Cecep Sugiharto	1-
		23	Kaitlyn Harris	1-2
			Julian Clark	3-
Mediterranean Motorsport	BMW M3	25	Pedro Renales	1-
		26	James Davies	1-
ICE-3 Racing	Alfa Romeo 155	27	Antonio Delvecchio	1-
FXS Racing	Dacia Logan	28	Poppy Whitechapel	1-
		91	Mateo Rosa	1-
Infiniti Voeckler Junior	Infiniti G35	38	Manuarii Vahirua	1, 2, 12, 18-20
			TBA	14, 16, 17
Valerian Motorsport	Mazda 6	42	Josúe Alburqueque	1-2, 8-12, 18-20
			Chloe O'Sullivan	3-7, 13-17
		077	Jonas Söderström	1-
Chris Short Racing	Holden VF Commodore	46	Ryan Carlton	1-
		81	Chris Whiting	1-
Stefan Lada	Lada Granta Sport	47	Alexandra Kustova	3-7, 13-17
		51	Andraž Velikonja	3-7, 13-17
Montgomery Sterling Motorsport	Triumph 2000	54	Lord Remington-Wentworth Sterling	1-
		154	Monk De Wally De Honk	4, 14-15
			Kendal Mintcake	6-7
			Toxteth O'Grady	8-10
Shannon Group	BMW M3	65	Connor O'Heagan	1-
Rob Lomas Racing	Mazda 6	66	Rob Lomas Jr	1-
		67	Boris Pavlovic	1-
Infiniti All-Stars	Infiniti G35	77	Various (see below)	1-
		78	Various (see below)	1-
Renzo	Alfa Romeo 155	86	Marco Bizzarri	3
		87	Oliviero Cinotti	3, 4, 16, 17
Far East Associates Racing	Mazda 6	90	Steven Mackintosh	6-7
			Randall Wade	9-10
			Ragnar Larsen	13-14
			Viktor Pasitchnjuk	16-17
			Kazuki Hisakawa	19-20
Adriatica Touring Racing	Subaru Impreza	94	Santiago Guglielminpietro	1-
		95	Roberto Dinella	1-
Caterpillar Racing	Infiniti G35	98	Deanna McMahon	1-
		99	Rafael Modena	1-
Globex Scorpio Juniors	Dodge Charger	000	Various (see below)	1-
Triq il Malta	Skoda Superb	042	Jason Gonzi	3-7, 13-17
Équipe Fantomette by Euromotor International	Subaru Impreza	135	Diego Vercuisse	1, 2, 18, 19
			Elisa Jama Yattae	4, 12, 14, 17
		221	Stephanie Brown	8-11
Pacific Racing	SEAT Ibiza	151	Ilikimi Navakasuasua	1-3
			Ofato Galuvao	8-10
			Ahu Feke	18-20
Cardion PrimeCell Racing	Skoda Superb	777	Jiri Komárek	1-

Infiniti All Stars Drivers

The Infiniti All Stars is a year long guest-driver programme, where the cream of the crop of motorsport from the local area makes a one-off appearance. After a successful debut the previous year in ARST, the programme expanded to running two full-time cars. All entrants compete in a factory spec Infiniti G35.

No.	Event	Car #77 Driver	Car #78 Driver
1	Round of Australia	Simon Redman	TBA
2	Round of Bathurst	Simon Redman	TBA
3	Round of Italy	Fredo Mestolio	Alessandro Lucarelli
4	Round of France	Phillippe Nicolas	TBA
5	Round of Spain	Diego Alvarez Torrente	Ricardo Llosa
6	Round of the United Kingdom	Jack Christopherson	TBA
7	Round of Europe	Pippa Mann	Nathanael Spencer
8	Round of Illinois	Collin Pratchett	TBA
9	Round of Wisconsin	Dave Cassidy	TBA
10	Round of New York	Dan Greenlaw	TBA
11	Round of Canada	Ryan McReynolds	TBA
12	Round of South Africa	Danny van Rijkens	Marcel Agyemang-Badu
13	Round of Finland	Nick Nurmester	TBA
14	Round of Germany	David Neuberg	Kenan Ardaoglu
15	Round of Paris	Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler	Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler
16	Round of the Czech Republic	Marko Jantscher	TBA
17	Round of Hungary	David Koczo	Mirko Bosevic
18	Round of the Pacific	Daniel Melrose	Michael Robertson
19	Round of Japan	Hagane Shizuka	Shinobu Katayama
20	Round of Hong Kong	Du Lei	Adilmar Caetano Xairim

Globex Scorpio Juniors Drivers

The Globex Scorpio Juniors programme is an entry dedicated to promoting young rising talent within IPC. Following from a successful close to the 2017 season with Sandra Cessler, now a factory driver for the team in the A-Class, the team will continue with a full-time schedule in 2018, open to any and all drivers competing in the 2018 SEAT Leon Supercopa season.

No.	Event	Driver
1	Round of Australia	TBA
2	Round of Bathurst	TBA
3	Round of Italy	TBA
4	Round of France	TBA
5	Round of Spain	TBA
6	Round of the United Kingdom	TBA
7	Round of Europe	TBA
8	Round of Illinois	TBA
9	Round of Wisconsin	TBA
10	Round of New York	TBA
11	Round of Canada	TBA
12	Round of South Africa	TBA
13	Round of Finland	TBA
14	Round of Germany	TBA
15	Round of Paris	TBA
16	Round of the Czech Republic	TBA
17	Round of Hungary	TBA
18	Round of the Pacific	TBA
19	Round of Japan	TBA
20	Round of Hong Kong	TBA

A-Class Calendar

	Event	Track	Date	Race	Pole position	Winning driver	Winning team	Manufacturer	Reject of the Race
1	Rounds of Australia	Adelaide Street Circuit	March 4	1
				2
2	Round of Bathurst	Mount Panorama Circuit	March 11	3
3	Round of Italy	Autodromo Treviso	April 1	4
4	Round of France	Circuit Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler	April 15	5
5	Round of Spain	Circuit de La Colina	April 29	6
6	Round of the United Kingdom	Rockingham Motor Speedway	May 13	7
7	Rounds of Europe	Brands Hatch GP Circuit	May 20	8
				9
8	Round of Illinois	Grand Detour Raceway	June 10	10
9	Round of Wisconsin	Road America	June 17	11
10	Rounds of New York	Watkins Glen International	June 24	12
				13
11	Round of Canada	Road Gatineau	July 1	14
12	Rounds of South Africa	Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit	July 29	15
				16
13	Round of Finland	Karjala Raceway	August 12	17
14	Round of Germany	EuroSpeedway Lausitz	August 26	18
15	Rounds of Paris	Circuit Charles de Gaulle	September 2	19
				20
16	Round of the Czech Republic	Masaryk Brno Circuit	September 16	21
17	Rounds of Hungary	Hungaroring	September 23	22
				23
18	Round of the Pacific	Calder Park Thunderdome	October 7	24
19	Round of Japan	Kagoshima Speedway	October 21	25
20	Rounds of Hong Kong	Clubman Stage Route 5	October 28	26
				27

B-Class Calendar

	Event	Track	Date	Pole position	Winning driver	Winning team	Manufacturer	Reject of the Race
1	Round of Australia	Adelaide Street Circuit	March 3
2	Round of Bathurst	Mount Panorama Circuit	March 10
3	Round of Italy	Autodromo Treviso	March 31
4	Round of France	Circuit Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler	April 14
5	Round of Spain	Circuit de La Colina	April 28
6	Round of the United Kingdom	Rockingham Motor Speedway	May 12
7	Round of Europe	Brands Hatch GP Circuit	May 19
8	Round of Illinois	Grand Detour Raceway	June 9
9	Round of Wisconsin	Road America	June 17
10	Round of New York	Watkins Glen International	June 24
11	Round of Canada	Road Gatineau	June 30
12	Round of South Africa	Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit	July 28
13	Round of Finland	Karjala Raceway	August 11
14	Round of Germany	EuroSpeedway Lausitz	August 25
15	Round of Paris	Circuit Charles de Gaulle	September 1
16	Round of the Czech Republic	Masaryk Brno Circuit	September 15
17	Round of Hungary	Hungaroring	September 22
18	Round of the Pacific	Calder Park Thunderdome	October 6
19	Round of Japan	Kagoshima Speedway	October 20
20	Round of Hong Kong	Clubman Stage Route 5	October 27