2015 Rejects of LFS season

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The 2015 Rejects of LFS season was the fourth year of the Rejects of LFS series. One race was added to the calendar; a 200-kilometer endurance event (originally scheduled for 300 kilometers) held in Japan at the end of the season. Unlike previous year, individual engine development was no longer possible, and instead the teams had to choose from two different engine configurations manufactured by Judd and Zytek. However, the teams were allowed to rebadge their engines with a manufacturer of their choice. The spec chassis was named Scaven S15, and the teams were allowed to make slight upgrades to it during the course of the season. Another new feature was the possibility to choose from six different tyre manufacturers: Avon, Bridgestone, Dunlop, Goodyear, Michelin and Pirelli, each with their different characteristics.

Marcel Agyemang-Badu and Parma Corse were the drivers' and teams' champions (Badu becaming the series' first and only African champion of the series), but the season was marred by a fatal accident at the Kyoto Ring Feature race. Nobushige Fukuda suffered fatal injuries when he was first hit by Tristan Jung, pitching his car into several rolls before landing upside down, after which Tanner Jason hit his stricken car. This led to some of the teams using special liveries at the season-ending Nippon Super 200, which was shortened from the scheduled running length of 300 kilometers as an emergency safety measure. Speed limiters were also installed to the cars to reduce speeds. Fukuda's death was the first to be caused directly by an on-track incident in all of the RWRS series.

Qualifying system

With the additions of Melrose Racing Team, Fusion Motorsports, Scuderia Vittore, Tarantino Autosport, Winton Racing, De Friis Motorsport and Kingfisher Racing expanding the number of entries to 30, the qualifying and race systems were heavily modified. Instead of having one feature and sprint race, there were two heats with 15 cars each; the grids for them were determined in an earlier qualifying session. The race length and points system for the heats were the same as in the old sprint races. From both heats 10 of the fastest cars advanced to the main feature race.

Had there been less than 10 finishers in one of the heats, then more finishers from the other heat were permitted into the feature race until the combined total is 20. If the combined total still was less than 20, then the drivers who completed the most race distance without finishing were allowed to participate as well. After the 20 participants were confirmed, a final qualifying session is held to determine the grid for the feature race.

The sole exception for this system was the last GP of the season, Nippon Super 200. There the grid was determined via a single qualifying session, with 10 of the slowest cars not being allowed to race.

Teams and drivers

Team Engine Tyres No. Race Drivers Rounds Test Driver(s)
United Kingdom.png Ultimate Racing Mercedes-Judd 3.0 V8 Michelin Icon.png 1 United States.png Cave Johnson All Germany.png Thomas Muller
2 France.png Sebastian Prost All
Australia.png Red Bull World Race Team Autodynamics-Judd 3.0 V8 Michelin Icon.png 3 Germany.png Dieter Hallenstein 1-8 None
Italy.png Antonio Fazio 20 9-12
United States.png Bobby Dollar 29 13
4 Finland.png Mika Paasonen 1-8
Australia.png Daniel Melrose 18 9-13
Australia.png ZimSport-Rosenforth Holden-Judd 3.0 V8 Bridgestone Icon.png 5 Iceland.png Ólafur Ragnar Hannesson 1-4 United Kingdom.png Mike Stern
Flag of Australia svg.png Dean Melville
Flag of Australia svg.png Dean Melville 11 5-6, 11-13
Czech Republic.png Jiri Komárek 13 7-10
6 Albania.png Renato Bulku All
United Kingdom.png Aeroracing Engineering Audi-Zytek 3.0 V8 Goodyear Icon.png 7 Flag of Israel.svg.png Brucie Kibbutz All United States.png Tanner Jason
8 Japan.png Akira Yamamura 1-10
United States.png Tanner Jason 21 11-12
Sweden.png Ragnar Larsen 27 13
Russia.png Ural Racing Lada-Judd 3.0 V8 Avon Icon.png 9 Russia.png Alexandra Kustova 1-4 Russia.png Ivan Lanin
Japan.png Yuki Matsudate
Russia.png Alexandra Kustova
Russia.png Ivan Lanin 4 5-10
Japan.png Yuki Matsudate 23 10-13
10 Russia.png Viktor Pasitchnjuk All
Belgium.png Grands Travaux Inutiles Trabant-Zytek 3.0 V8 Avon Icon.png 11 Liechtenstein.png Simon Garfünkel 1-10 Flag of Canada svg.png Justin Case
Belgium.png Gia van Dycke
Argentina.png Diego Mauricio Batistuta
Flag of Canada svg.png Justin Case 24 11-13
12 Japan.png Nobushige Fukuda 1-4
Belgium.png Dorien Lamberigts 8 5-6, 11-12
Flag of Canada svg.png Justin Case 14 7-10
Italy.png MasterCard Lancia Lancia-Judd 3.0 V8 Pirelli Icon.png 13 Italy.png Marco Bizzarri All Argentina.png Diego Mauricio Batistuta
United Kingdom.png Martin McGovern
Iceland.png Ólafur Ragnar Hannesson
Japan.png Nobushige Fukuda
14 Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu All
Japan.png Takagi Racing Enterprises Honda-Judd 3.0 V8 Bridgestone Icon.png 15 Japan.png Hiroto Tojo All Japan.png Tetsuya Takagi
16 Japan.png Yui Megumi 1-4, 7-8, 11-13
United States.png Frank Tenpenny 7 5-6
United States.png Collin Pratchett 16 9-10
Croatia.png Target Hydook Racing Zytek 3.0 V8 Avon Icon.png 17 France.png Benoît Voeckler 1 1-2 Macedonia.png Branko Ristic
Germany.png Carsten Jancker
France.png Jules Vergne 3 3-4
18 Belgium.png Alexandre Dorval 1-4
United Kingdom.png Jones Racing Judd 3.0 V8 Bridgestone Icon.png 19 South Africa.png Danny van Rijkens 1-4 United States.png Matt Brinson
France.png Gilles Massinion 6 5-13
20 Ireland.png Connor O'Heagan 1-8, 11-13
United States.png Matt Brinson 17 9-10
Australia.png Melrose Racing Team BMW-Zytek 3.0 V8 Michelin Icon.png 21 Australia.png Jason Hamilton All United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane
Australia.png Joel Melrose
22 United Kingdom.png Martin McGovern 1-4
Japan.png Nobushige Fukuda 9 5-6, 9-12
Argentina.png Diego Mauricio Batistuta 15 7-8
Italy.png Salvatore Miccoli 26 13
United Kingdom.png Fusion Motorsports Toyota-Zytek 3.0 V8
Honda-Zytek 3.0 V8
Goodyear Icon.png 23 Spain.png Diego Álvarez Torrente All Finland.png Jari Lappalainen
France.png Jules Vergne
Italy.png Scuderia Vittore with Plus One Mercedes-Zytek 3.0 V8 Goodyear Icon.png 24 Italy.png Andrea Bianchi 1-2, 5-6 Mexico.png Helio Hernandez
Spain.png Marcos Marcia
Spain.png Marcos Marcia 2 3-4, 7-13
25 Germany.png Martyn Rietacher All
United States.png Tarantino Autosport Judd 3.0 V8 Dunlop Icon.png 26 United States.png Tristan Jung 1-8, 11-12 None
United Kingdom.png Richard Hershall 19 9-10
United States.png Collin Pratchett 28 13
United Kingdom.png Ilmor Winton Racing Ilmor-Zytek 3.0 V8 Pirelli Icon.png 27 United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane All Sweden.png Ragnar Larsen
Netherlands.png De Friis Motorsport Citroën-Zytek 3.0 V8 Dunlop Icon.png 28 Netherlands.png Karl van der Zwaart All Netherlands.png Jan de Friis
29 Mexico.png Helio Hernandez 1-6
Netherlands.png Jan de Friis 12 7-13
United Kingdom.png Kingfisher Racing Toyota-Judd 3.0 V8 Pirelli Icon.png 30 Latvia.png Matthias Valsattis 1-10 None
United Kingdom.png Ashley Lilly 25 11-13
Mexico.png Team Rojo 5 Zytek 3.0 V8 Dunlop Icon.png 31 Mexico.png Pablo Galaz 5-10 Japan.png Toru Fukui
Japan.png Toru Fukui 22 11-13
Italy.png Racing Team Solvalou 5 Assoluto-Zytek 3.0 V8 Avon Icon.png 32 Belgium.png Alexandre Dorval 10 5-13 Italy.png Antonio Fazio

Notes:

  • 1 - Sebastian Groves was originally meant to drive the second Hydook, but he moved to F1RWRS to replace the hapless Dean O'Lauchlan at the Autodynamics GP team after the 2015 F1RWRS Tasman Grand Prix. As Hydook Racing failed to nominate a replacement in time, the RoLFS Commission appointed Benoît Voeckler for the drive during the Blackwood rounds.
  • 2 - Andrea Bianchi spun off the track during the Blackwood feature race, and went on to say negative comments about the Scuderia Vittore team. The team decided to punish Bianchi by forcing him to sit out the next race at Westhill, with the team's tester Marcos Marcia substituting for him. Bianchi returned to the seat for Fern Bay, but was then permanently replaced by Marcia as he had to concentrate on his campaign in the 2015 F1 Rejects Indy Championship Series season.
  • 3 - Benoît Voeckler's lack of competence alarmed the RoLFS Commission, and he was replaced by Jules Vergne for the Westhill rounds.
  • 4 - Alexandra Kustova was banned for two race weekends for her offences at the Westhill round. The team decided to demote her into a test driver for the remainder of the season, while Ivan Lanin was promoted to a race seat.
  • 5 - Hydook Racing withdrew from the sport after Westhill, and their entries were allocated to two new teams - Team Rojo and Racing Team Solvalou.
  • 6 - Danny van Rijkens was immediately promoted to F1RWRS after his feature race win at Westhill, debuting with Tropico Grand Prix at the German Grand Prix. He was replaced by French debutant Gilles Massinion.
  • 7 - TRE decided to sit out Megumi from the Fern Bay round due to erratic driving at Westhill. American rookie Frank Tenpenny took her place. Tenpenny himself got banned from South City for dangerous driving, and Megumi moved back to the seat.
  • 8 - Grands Travaux Inutiles decided to sack Nobushige Fukuda due to him being "too anonymous". F3RWRS driver Dorien Lamberigts replaced him.
  • 9 - After being sacked from GTI, Fukuda moved to MRT to replace the underperforming Martin McGovern.
  • 10 - Similarly, Hydook's Alexandre Dorval found new employment in the newcomer team Solvalou.
  • 11 - Ólafur Ragnar Hannesson moved permanently to F3RWRS, and was replaced by Aussie rookie Dean Melville.
  • 12 - Helio Hernandez's lackluster performance at the Fern Bay heats led to him being sacked from the team. The team owner himself, Jan de Friis, replaced him.
  • 13 - Dean Melville was banned from the South City and Aston rounds for extremely dangerous driving at Fern Bay. He was replaced by Czech rookie Jiri Komárek.
  • 14 - Dorien Lamberigts was banned from the same rounds for similar offences, and was replaced by the team's reserve driver Justin Case.
  • 15 - Nobushige Fukuda was banned from the South City round for dangerous driving at Fern Bay. He was replaced by Diego Mauricio Batistuta.
  • 16 - Yui Megumi had accumulated too many penalty points after the South City round and was banned from taking part in the Aston round. Collin Pratchett served as her replacement.
  • 17 - Connor O'Heagan was banned from Aston for causing a serious accident at South City. He was replaced by American rookie Matt Brinson.
  • 18 - Mika Paasonen's season ended from injuries sustained in an accident at the South City round. In a shock move, former Formula One champion and F1RWRS driver Daniel Melrose stepped in as his replacement.
  • 19 - Tristan Jung was injured in South City, and was not cleared to take part in Aston. He was replaced by Richard Hershall.
  • 20 - Dieter Hallenstein was replaced for the rest of the season by Antonio Fazio for financial reasons.
  • 21 - Akira Yamamura was banned for the rest of the season for dangerous driving at Aston, and was replaced by the team's F2RWRS driver Tanner Jason.
  • 22 - Pablo Galaz was banned for the rest of the season for accumulating too many penalty points at the Aston round. He was replaced by the team's test driver Toru Fukui.
  • 23 - Yuki Matsudate replaced Ivan Lanin for the Japanese rounds for sponsorship reasons.
  • 24 - Justin Case impressed in his two substitute outings for GTI, and when Lamberigts' ban ended, he went on to replace Simon Garfünkel for the rest of the season.
  • 25 - Matthias Valsattis replaced Ashley Lilly in the F2RWRS, and Lilly moved to Valsattis' seat in RoLFS.
  • 26 - Nobushige Fukuda suffered fatal injuries in a collision at the Kyoto Ring Feature race. Salvatore Miccoli drove his car at the last round.
  • 27 - Tanner Jason was banned from ever competing in RoLFS again after being found quilty of extremely reckless driving which led to his collision with Nobushige Fukuda, resulting in the latter's death. He was replaced by Ragnar Larsen for the last round.
  • 28 - Tristan Jung was also found quilty of extremely reckless driving after further examination of his collision with Fukuda. He was banned from RoLFS competition for the next year and disqualified from the standings. He was replaced by Collin Pratchett for the Nippon Super 200.
  • 29 - Bobby Dollar replaced Antonio Fazio for the Nippon Super 200.

Season Calendar

Testing

# Track Date Fastest driver (Q) Fastest team (Q) Fastest driver (R) Fastest team (R)
1

Jamaica.png Fern Bay Gold

21-22 February Sweden.png Ragnar Larsen United Kingdom.png Winton Racing Belgium.png Gia van Dycke Belgium.png Grands Travaux Inutiles
2 United Kingdom.png Aston National Reversed 11-12 March Ireland.png Connor O'Heagan United Kingdom.png Jones Racing Germany.png Thomas Muller United Kingdom.png Ultimate Racing
3

United Kingdom.png Aston North

21-22 March Mexico.png Helio Hernandez Italy.png Scuderia Vittore Belgium.png Gia van Dycke Belgium.png Grands Travaux Inutiles

Championship races

Date Race Track Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver Winning team
April 18 United Kingdom.png Blackwood Heat 1 GP Track Reversed Germany.png Martyn Rietacher Italy.png Marco Bizzarri Germany.png Martyn Rietacher Italy.png Scuderia Vittore
April 18 United Kingdom.png Blackwood Heat 2 GP Track Reversed Spain.png Diego Álvarez Torrente Liechtenstein.png Simon Garfünkel Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu Italy.png MasterCard Lancia
April 19 United Kingdom.png Blackwood Feature GP Track United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane United Kingdom.png Winton Racing
May 16 United Kingdom.png Westhill Heat 1 International Reversed United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane Belgium.png Alexandre Dorval United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane United Kingdom.png Winton Racing
May 16 United Kingdom.png Westhill Heat 2 International Reversed Spain.png Diego Álvarez Torrente United States.png Tristan Jung Spain.png Diego Álvarez Torrente United Kingdom.png Fusion Motorsports
May 17 United Kingdom.png Westhill Feature International Spain.png Diego Álvarez Torrente United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane South Africa.png Danny van Rijkens United Kingdom.png Jones Racing
June 20 Jamaica.png Fern Bay Heat 1 Green Spain.png Diego Álvarez Torrente Germany.png Martyn Rietacher United States.png Cave Johnson United Kingdom.png Ultimate Racing
June 20 Jamaica.png Fern Bay Heat 2 Green Italy.png Andrea Bianchi Italy.png Andrea Bianchi Italy.png Andrea Bianchi Italy.png Scuderia Vittore
June 21 Jamaica.png Fern Bay Feature Black Germany.png Martyn Rietacher Germany.png Martyn Rietacher Germany.png Martyn Rietacher Italy.png Scuderia Vittore
July 18 United Kingdom.png South City Heat 1 Classic Reversed Flag of Canada svg.png Justin Case Australia.png Jason Hamilton Flag of Canada svg.png Justin Case Belgium.png Grands Travaux Inutiles
July 18 United Kingdom.png South City Heat 2 Classic Reversed Netherlands.png Jan de Friis Argentina.png Diego Mauricio Batistuta Netherlands.png Jan de Friis Netherlands.png De Friis Motorsport
July 19 United Kingdom.png South City Feature City Long United States.png Brucie Kibbutz United States.png Brucie Kibbutz United States.png Brucie Kibbutz United Kingdom.png Aeroracing Engineering
August 15 United Kingdom.png Aston Heat 1 Club Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu Italy.png MasterCard Lancia
August 15 United Kingdom.png Aston Heat 2 Club Albania.png Renato Bulku Albania.png Renato Bulku Albania.png Renato Bulku Australia.png ZimSport-Rosenforth
August 16 United Kingdom.png Aston Feature Historic Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu Flag of Canada svg.png Justin Case Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu Italy.png MasterCard Lancia
September 12 Japan.png Kyoto Ring Heat 1 National United States.png Cave Johnson Italy.png Antonio Fazio United States.png Cave Johnson United Kingdom.png Ultimate Racing
September 12 Japan.png Kyoto Ring Heat 2 National France.png Sebastian Prost Australia.png Dean Melville France.png Sebastian Prost United Kingdom.png Ultimate Racing
September 13 Japan.png Kyoto Ring Feature GP Long Albania.png Renato Bulku United States.png Cave Johnson Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu Italy.png MasterCard Lancia
September 20 Japan.png Nippon Super 200 Kyoto Ring Oval Italy.png Marco Bizzarri Japan.png Hiroto Tojo Japan.png Hiroto Tojo Japan.png Takagi Racing Enterprises

Non-championship events

Date Race Track Pole position Fastest lap Winning team
October 17-18 United Kingdom.png Aston 24 Hours Aston Grand Touring Reversed Russia.png Ural Racing Belgium.png Grands Travaux Inutiles United States.png Aero Kings Racing

Results

Drivers

Pos Driver BLA
United Kingdom.png
WES
United Kingdom.png
FER
Jamaica.png
SOU
United Kingdom.png
AST
United Kingdom.png
KYO
Japan.png
200
Japan.png
Points
H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA
1 Ghana.png Marcel Agyemang-Badu 1 10 5 Ret 11 DNQ Ret DNQ 1 1 8 1 6 37
2 United Kingdom.png Nathan McKane 7 1 1 7 3 3 4† Ret 8 13 5 5 19 25.5
3 Germany.png Martyn Rietacher 1 19 3 4 5 1 11 DNQ 5 12 3 12 15 25
4 Albania.png Renato Bulku 9 11 4 11 6 4 6 4 1 10 2 2 14 23
5 Japan.png Hiroto Tojo 4 4 15 DNQ 8 10 13 DNQ 5 5 10 11 1 22
6 Flag of Israel.svg.png Brucie Kibbutz 11 DNQ 2 5 6 6 9 1 12 DNQ 7 4 DNQ 21
7 Latvia.png Matthias Valsattis 2 17 4 6 3 2 10 8 2 4 19
8 United States.png Cave Johnson 10 7 8 12 1 5 10 14 14 DNQ 1 14 5 18
9 France.png Sebastian Prost 4 18 13 DNQ 10 8 12 DNQ 3 9 1 18 2 18
10 Spain.png Diego Álvarez Torrente 5 3 1 3 4 Ret 4† Ret 4 14 13 DNQ 20 16.5
11 South Africa.png Danny van Rijkens 3 14 6 1 12
12 Italy.png Marco Bizzarri 11 DNQ 7 8 9 12 Ret DNQ 9 2 11 DNQ 7 12
14 Japan.png Akira Yamamura 2 9 3 17 5 13 9 2 10 Ret EX EX EX EX 11
15 Canada.png Justin Case 1 3 9 6 4 8 DNQ 9.5
16 Ireland.png Connor O'Heagan 9 16 6 15 10 DNQ 2† Ret EX EX EX 12 DNQ 3 9.5
17 Australia.png Jason Hamilton 14 DNQ 15* 2 13 DNQ 3 Ret Ret DNQ 6 6 17 8.5
18 Italy.png Andrea Bianchi 3 Ret 1 14 8
19 Japan.png Yui Megumi 7 2 8 DSQ 15 DNQ EX EX EX 4 15 12 7
20 Australia.png Daniel Melrose 6 7 15 DNQ 4 7
21 Russia.png Viktor Pasitchnjuk Ret DNQ 14 DNQ 13 DNQ 6 9 3 3 9 10 11 6
DSQ United States.png Tristan Jung DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ INJ INJ INJ DSQ DSQ EX DSQ (5)
22 Australia.png Dean Melville 8 DSQ EX EX EX EX EX EX 5 3 18 5
23 Liechtenstein.png Simon Garfünkel 13 DNQ 14 DNQ 2 NC 14 DNQ 7 15 4
24 France.png Gilles Massinion 11 DNQ 8 5 14 DNQ 14 DNQ 9 4
25 Spain.png Marcos Marcia 2 14 13 DNQ 11 DNQ 9 7 DNQ 3
26 Japan.png Yuki Matsudate 2 17 13 3
27 United States.png Collin Pratchett 2 Ret DNQ 3
28 Italy.png Antonio Fazio 8 8 3 NC 3
29 United Kingdom.png Ashley Lilly 6 9 8 3
30 Netherlands.png Jan de Friis 1 Ret 12 DNQ 13 DNQ DNQ 2.5
31 Argentina.png Diego Mauricio Batistuta 2† 7 2
32 Iceland.png Ólafur Ragnar Hannesson 8 5 5 16 2
33 Russia.png Ivan Lanin 12 DNQ 3† 12 15 DNQ 1
34 Japan.png Nobushige Fukuda 6 13 7 9 4 Ret EX EX EX 13 DNQ 10 Ret 1
35 Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png Richard Hershall 4 11 1
36 Czech Republic.png Jiri Komárek 5 6 11 DNQ 1
37 Belgium.png Alexandre Dorval 10 12 9 10 Ret DNQ 7 13 10 Ret 12 DNQ DNQ 1
38 United States.png Bobby Dollar 10 1
39 Finland.png Mika Paasonen 13 DNQ 11 DNQ 11 DNQ 5 10 INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ INJ 0
40 Germany.png Dieter Hallenstein 6 15 12 DNQ 7 9 12 DNQ 0
41 Netherlands.png Karl van der Zwaart 8 8 10 DNQ 15* 11 11 DNQ 6 16 14 DNQ DNQ 0
42 Mexico.png Pablo Galaz 14 DNQ 7 11 7 DSQ EX EX EX EX 0
43 United States.png Frank Tenpenny 7 Ret EX EX EX 0
44 Mexico.png Helio Hernandez 12 DNQ 9 13 14 DNQ 0
45 Belgium.png Dorien Lamberigts 9 Ret EX EX EX EX EX EX 15 DNQ DNQ 0
46 Russia.png Alexandra Kustova 12 DNQ 10 DSQ EX EX EX EX EX EX 0
47 United Kingdom.png Martin McGovern 14 DNQ 11 DNQ 0
48 Japan.png Toru Fukui 11 DNQ DNQ 0
49 France.png Jules Vergne 12 DNQ 0
50 United States.png Matt Brinson 13 DNQ 0
51 France.png Benoît Voeckler 15 DNQ 0
52 Italy.png Salvatore Miccoli 16 0
53 Sweden.png Ragnar Larsen DNQ 0
DSQ United States.png Tanner Jason DSQ DSQ EX DSQ

Teams

Position Team Car
no.
BLA
United Kingdom.png
WES
United Kingdom.png
FER
Jamaica.png
SOU
United Kingdom.png
AST
United Kingdom.png
KYO
Japan.png
200
Japan.png
Points
H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA H1 H2 FEA
1 Italy.png MasterCard-Lancia 13 11 DNQ 7 8 9 12 Ret DNQ 9 2 11 DNQ 7 49
14 1 10 5 Ret 11 DNQ Ret DNQ 1 1 8 1 6
2 United Kingdom.png Ultimate-Mercedes 1 10 7 8 12 1 5 10 14 14 DNQ 1 14 5 37
2 4 18 13 DNQ 10 8 12 DNQ 3 9 1 18 2
3 Italy.png Vittore-Mercedes 24 3 Ret 2 14 1 14 13 DNQ 11 DNQ 9 7 DNQ 36
25 1 19 3 4 5 1 11 DNQ 5 12 3 12 15
4 United Kingdom.png Aeroracing-Audi 7 11 DNQ 2 5 6 6 9 1 12 DNQ 7 4 DNQ 32
8 2 9 3 17 5 13 9 2 10 Ret DSQ DSQ DNQ
5 Japan.png Takagi-Honda 15 4 4 15 DNQ 8 10 13 DNQ 5 5 10 11 1 32
16 7 2 8 DSQ 7 Ret 15 DNQ 2 Ret 4 15 12
6 Australia.png ZimSport-Holden 5 8 5 5 16 8 DSQ 5 6 11 DNQ 5 3 18 31
6 9 11 4 11 6 4 6 4 1 10 2 2 14
7 United Kingdom.png Winton-Ilmor 27 7 1 1 7 3 3 4† Ret 8 13 5 5 19 25.5
8 United Kingdom.png Jones-Judd 19 3 14 6 1 10 DNQ 8 5 14 DNQ 14 DNQ 9 25.5
20 9 16 6 15 11 DNQ 2† Ret 13 DNQ 12 DNQ 3
9 United Kingdom.png Kingfisher-Toyota 30 2 17 4 6 3 2 10 8 2 4 6 9 8 22
10 United Kingdom.png Fusion-Honda 23 5 3 1 3 4 Ret 4† Ret 4 14 13 DNQ 20 16.5
11 Belgium.png GTI-Trabant 11 13 DNQ 14 DNQ 2 NC 14 DNQ 7 15 4 8 DNQ 13.5
12 6 13 7 9 9 Ret 1 3 9 6 15 DNQ DNQ
12 Russia.png Ural-Lada 9 12 DNQ 10 DSQ 12 DNQ 3† 12 15 DNQ 2 17 13 7
13 Ret DNQ 14 DNQ 13 DNQ 6 9 3 3 9 10 11
13 Australia.png MRT-BMW 21 14 DNQ 15* 2 13 DNQ 3 Ret Ret DNQ 6 6 17 11.5
22 14 DNQ 11 DNQ 4 Ret 2† 7 13 DNQ 10 Ret 16
14 Australia.png Red Bull-Autodynamics 3 6 15 12 DNQ 7 9 12 DNQ 6 7 3 NC 10 11
4 13 DNQ 11 DNQ 12 DNQ 5 10 8 8 15 DNQ 4
15 United States.png Tarantino-Judd 26 5 6 13 DNQ 2 7 8 15 4 11 7 13 DNQ 6
16 Netherlands.png De Friis-Citroën 28 8 8 10 DNQ 15* 11 11 DNQ 6 16 14 DNQ DNQ 2.5
29 12 DNQ 9 13 14 DNQ 1 Ret 12 DNQ 13 DNQ DNQ
17 Croatia.png Hydook-Zytek 17 15 DNQ 12 DNQ 1
18 10 12 8 10
18 Mexico.png Rojo-Zytek 31 14 DNQ 7 11 7 DSQ 11 DNQ DNQ 0
19 Italy.png Solvalou-Assoluto 32 Ret DNQ 7 13 10 Ret 12 DNQ DNQ 0

*Used DNQ bailout
†The South City heats were run to only half of the planned length due to serious safety concerns, so half points were awarded.

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