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2019 IMSA SportsCar Championship

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49th season of the racing series organized by IMSA

2019IMSA SportsCar Championship
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The2019 IMSA SportsCar Championship (known for sponsorship reasons as the2019 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship) was the 49th motor racing championship sanctioned by theInternational Motor Sports Association (IMSA) (which traces its lineage back to the1971 IMSA GT Championship). It was the sixth season of the United SportsCar Championship and fourth to be held under the name as theIMSA SportsCar Championship. It began on January 26 with the24 Hours of Daytona, and ended on October 12 with thePetit Le Mans. The 2019 season marked the 50th anniversary since the founding of theInternational Motor Sports Association.

Series news

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  • NBC Sports Group took over fromFox Sports as the series' official broadcaster.[1] Coverage alternates between local NBC stations,NBC Sports Network,CNBC, and livestreams.[2]
  • Michelin increased itsIMSA involvement by becoming the sole official tire supplier of the series, following the departure ofContinental Tire at the end of 2018.
  • As part of a plan to attempt to cut costs for the series' GT Daytona (GTD) class, the 2019 season featured a new support championship called the WeatherTech Sprint Cup. The championship was held for the GT Daytona class at the sprint events of the calendar.[3]
  • After an eleven-year partnership,Tequila Patrón ended their involvement with IMSA altogether at the end of the 2018 season. They also ended their sponsorship of theExtreme Speed Motorsports prototype team, who subsequently closed down operations.[4]Michelin took Patrón's place as the sponsor of the endurance cup.[5]
  • As part of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of IMSA, multiple teams adopted racing liveries created in tribute to iconic teams throughout IMSA's history, such asBrumos Porsche, Electramotive Engineering,Roush Racing, and Comptech Acura.[6][7][8][9]

Classes

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TheDPi (pictured on the left) andLMP2 (right) categories were given their own distinct classes for the 2019 season.

The Prototype class, which previously combined Daytona Prototype international cars alongside Le Mans Prototype 2 cars, was now split into two separate classes.[10]

Rule changes

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  • The DPi class is now the lead class of the championship, and features teams with full professional lineups running DPi cars. The class has its own Balance of Performance (BoP). The LMP2 class is the lower prototype class in the championship, featuring Global LMP2 cars with Pro-Am lineups. There is no BoP applied to the LMP2 class.
  • Le Mans Prototype 2 (LMP2) and GT Daytona (GTD), the Pro-Am classes of the championship, must adhere to driver rating requirements. Each car is only allowed twoPlatinum-rated orGold-rated drivers for the endurance events, alongside the requirement of at least one Bronze-rated or Silver-rated driver for all sprint races. In these classes, the Bronze or Silver-rated drivers are required to start the race.[11]

Schedule

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The 2019 schedule was released on August 3, 2018 and features twelve rounds.[12]

   Race is part of the Michelin Endurance Cup
   Race is part of the WeatherTech Sprint Cup
Rnd.RaceLengthClassesCircuitLocationDate
1Rolex 24 at Daytona24 hoursAllDaytona International SpeedwayDaytona Beach, FloridaJanuary 26–27
2Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring12 hoursAllSebring International RacewaySebring, FloridaMarch 16
3BUBBA Burger Sports Car Grand Prix at Long Beach1 hour 40 minutes[13]DPi, GTLMLong Beach Street CircuitLong Beach, CaliforniaApril 13
4Acura Sports Car Challenge2 hours 40 minutes[13]AllMid-Ohio Sports Car CourseLexington, OhioMay 5
5Chevrolet Sports Car Classic1 hour 40 minutes[13]DPi, GTD[N 1]The Raceway on Belle IsleDetroit, MichiganJune 1
6Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen6 hoursAllWatkins Glen InternationalWatkins Glen, New YorkJune 30
7Mobil 1 SportsCar Grand Prix2 hours 40 minutes[13]AllCanadian Tire Motorsport ParkBowmanville, OntarioJuly 7
8Northeast Grand Prix2 hours 40 minutes[13]GTLM, GTDLime Rock ParkLakeville, ConnecticutJuly 20
9IMSA Road Race Showcase2 hours 40 minutes[13]AllRoad AmericaElkhart Lake, WisconsinAugust 4
10Michelin GT Challenge at VIR2 hours 40 minutes[13]GTLM, GTDVirginia International RacewayAlton, VirginiaAugust 25
11IMSA Monterey Grand Prix2 hours 40 minutes[13]AllWeatherTech Raceway Laguna SecaMonterey, CaliforniaSeptember 15
12Motul Petit Le Mans10 hoursAllMichelin Raceway Road AtlantaBraselton, GeorgiaOctober 12

Notes:

  1. ^The GTD class only scored points towards the WeatherTech Sprint Cup.

Entries

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Daytona Prototype international (DPi)

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TeamChassisEngineNo.DriversRounds
United StatesMustang Sampling Racing[14][N 1]
Whelen Engineering Racing[N 1]
Cadillac DPi-V.RCadillac 5.5 LV85PortugalFilipe Albuquerque[15]All
PortugalJoão Barbosa[15]All
BrazilChristian Fittipaldi[14]1
New ZealandBrendon Hartley[16]2
United KingdomMike Conway[17]6, 12
31BrazilPipo Derani[15]All
BrazilFelipe Nasr[15]All
United StatesEric Curran[15]1–2, 6, 12
United StatesAcura Team Penske[18]Acura ARX-05Acura AR35TT 3.5 LTurboV66United StatesDane Cameron[18]All
ColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya[18]All
FranceSimon Pagenaud[18]1–2, 12
7BrazilHélio Castroneves[18]All
United StatesRicky Taylor[18]All
United StatesAlexander Rossi[18]1–2
United StatesGraham Rahal[19]12
United StatesKonica Minolta Cadillac[20]Cadillac DPi-V.RCadillac 5.5 LV810United StatesJordan Taylor[20]All
NetherlandsRenger van der Zande[20]All
SpainFernando Alonso[21]1
JapanKamui Kobayashi[21]1
FranceMatthieu Vaxivière[22]2, 12
ArgentinaJuncos Racing[23]Cadillac DPi-V.RCadillac 5.5 LV850United StatesWill Owen[24]1–7, 12
AustriaRené Binder[25]1–2, 6, 12
ArgentinaAgustín Canapino[26]1–2
United StatesKyle Kaiser[27]1, 3–4
BrazilVictor Franzoni5, 7
United StatesSpencer Pigot[28]12
United StatesCORE Autosport[29]Nissan Onroak DPiNissan VR38DETT 3.8 LTurboV654United StatesJon Bennett[29]All
United StatesColin Braun[29]All
FranceRomain Dumas[29]1–2, 6, 12
FranceLoïc Duval[29]1
GermanyMazda Team Joest[30]Mazda RT24-PMazda MZ-2.0T 2.0 LTurboI455United StatesJonathan Bomarito[31]All
United KingdomHarry Tincknell[31]1–3, 5–7, 9, 11–12
FranceOlivier Pla[31]1–2, 6, 12
United StatesRyan Hunter-Reay4
77United KingdomOliver Jarvis[31]All
United StatesTristan Nunez[31]All
GermanyTimo Bernhard[31]1–2, 6, 12
GermanyRené Rast[31]1
United StatesJDC-Miller MotorSports[32]Cadillac DPi-V.RCadillac 5.5LV884South AfricaStephen Simpson[33]All
SwitzerlandSimon Trummer[33]All
United StatesChris Miller[33]1–2, 6, 12
ColombiaJuan Piedrahita[33]1
85CanadaMikhail Goikhberg[33]All
FranceTristan Vautier[33]All
BrazilRubens Barrichello[33]1
CanadaDevlin DeFrancesco[33]1
ColombiaJuan Piedrahita[33]2, 6, 12

Le Mans Prototype 2 (LMP2)

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In accordance with the 2017 LMP2 regulations, all cars in the LMP2 class use theGibson GK428V8 engine.[34]

TeamCarNo.DriversRounds
United StatesDragonSpeed[35]Oreca 0718Republic of IrelandRyan Cullen[36]1
MexicoRoberto González[37]1
VenezuelaPastor Maldonado[37]1
ColombiaSebastián Saavedra[38]1
81United KingdomBen Hanley[35]1
SwedenHenrik Hedman[35]1
FranceNicolas Lapierre[35]1
AustraliaJames Allen[36]1
United States Performance Tech Motorsports[39]Oreca 0738Canada Cameron Cassels[40]All
United StatesKyle Masson[40]1–2, 4, 6–7, 11–12
United States Robert Masson[40]1
United StatesKris Wright[39]1
United States Andrew Evans2, 6, 12
United StatesJames French[41]9
United StatesPR1/Mathiasen Motorsports[42]Oreca 0752United StatesMatt McMurry[42]All
FranceGabriel Aubry[42]1–2, 6, 12
France Enzo Guibbert[40]1
United StatesMark Kvamme[40]1
DenmarkAnders Fjordbach[43]2
United StatesEric Lux[44]4, 6
CanadaDalton Kellett7, 11–12
United States Patrick Kelly[41]9

GT Le Mans (GTLM)

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TeamChassisEngineNo.DriversRounds
United StatesCorvette Racing[45]Chevrolet Corvette C7.RChevrolet LT5.5 5.5 LV83SpainAntonio García[46]All
DenmarkJan Magnussen[46]All
GermanyMike Rockenfeller[46]1–2, 12
4United KingdomOliver Gavin[46]All
United StatesTommy Milner[46]1–4, 6, 9–12
SwitzerlandMarcel Fässler[46]1–2, 7–8, 12
United StatesBMW Team RLL[47]BMW M8 GTEBMW S63 4.0 LTurboV824United StatesJohn Edwards[48]All
FinlandJesse Krohn[48]All
AustraliaChaz Mostert[48]1
ItalyAlex Zanardi[47]1
AustriaPhilipp Eng[48]2, 12
25United StatesConnor De Phillippi[48]All
United StatesColton Herta[48]1–2, 12
AustriaPhilipp Eng[48]1
BrazilAugusto Farfus[49]1
United KingdomTom Blomqvist[48]2–4, 6–12
United StatesRisi Competizione[50]Ferrari 488 GTE EvoFerrari F154CB 3.9 LTurboV862United KingdomJames Calado[51]1, 12
ItalyAlessandro Pier Guidi[51]1, 12
SpainMiguel Molina[51]1
ItalyDavide Rigon[51]1
BrazilDaniel Serra12
United StatesFord Chip Ganassi Racing[52]Ford GTFord EcoBoost D35 3.5 LTurboV666GermanyDirk Müller[52]All
FranceSébastien Bourdais[52]1–4, 12
United StatesJoey Hand[52]1–2, 6–12
67AustraliaRyan Briscoe[52]All
United KingdomRichard Westbrook[52]All
New ZealandScott Dixon[52]1–2, 12
United StatesPorsche GT Team[53]Porsche 911 RSRPorsche 4.0 LFlat-6911FrancePatrick Pilet[53]All
United KingdomNick Tandy[53]All
FranceFrédéric Makowiecki[53]1–2, 12
912New ZealandEarl Bamber[53]All
BelgiumLaurens Vanthoor[53]All
FranceMathieu Jaminet[53]1–2, 12

GT Daytona (GTD)

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TeamChassisEngineNo.DriversRounds
United StatesStarworks Motorsport[54]Audi R8 LMS EvoAudi 5.2 LV108United StatesParker Chase[54]1–2, 4–6, 9
United KingdomRyan Dalziel[54]1–2, 4–6, 9
ArgentinaEzequiel Pérez Companc[55]1–2
GermanyChristopher Haase[55]1
United StatesMike Skeen[56]6
CanadaPfaff Motorsports[57][58]Porsche 911 GT3 RPorsche 4.0 LFlat-69CanadaScott Hargrove[57]1–2, 4, 6–7, 10–12
CanadaZacharie Robichon[57]1–2, 4, 6–12
GermanyLars Kern[58]1–2, 6, 12
NorwayDennis Olsen[58]1, 8
AustraliaMatt Campbell[41]9
AustriaGRT Grasser Racing Team[59]Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EvoLamborghini 5.2 LV1011ItalyMirko Bortolotti[59]1–2
Netherlands Rik Breukers[40]1–2
SwitzerlandRolf Ineichen[59]1–2
GermanyChristian Engelhart[59]1
United StatesMagnus Racing[60]Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EvoLamborghini 5.2 LV1011United StatesAndy Lally[61]8
United StatesJohn Potter[61]8
44United StatesAndy Lally[60]1–2, 4–7, 9–12
United StatesJohn Potter[60]1–2, 4–7, 9–12
United StatesSpencer Pumpelly[60]1–2, 6, 12
ItalyMarco Mapelli[62]1
CanadaAIM Vasser Sullivan[63]Lexus RC F GT3Toyota2UR-GSE 5.0 LV812United StatesTownsend Bell[64]All
United StatesFrankie Montecalvo[64]All
United StatesAaron Telitz[65]1–2, 6, 12
United StatesJeff Segal[65]1
14United KingdomJack Hawksworth[66]All
United States Richard Heistand[67]All
New ZealandNick Cassidy[65]1
United StatesAustin Cindric[65]1
Switzerland Philipp Frommenwiler2, 6
United StatesParker Chase12
Brazil Via Italia Racing[68]Ferrari 488 GT3Ferrari F154CB 3.9 LTurboV813ItalyAndrea Bertolini[40]1
BrazilVictor Franzoni[40]1
BrazilMarcos Gomes[40]1
Brazil Chico Longo[40]1
United States Moorespeed[69]Audi R8 LMS EvoAudi 5.2 LV1019United States Will Hardeman[69]1–2, 4, 6
SpainAlex Riberas[69]1–2, 4, 6
United States Andrew Davis[69]1–2, 6
GermanyMarkus Winkelhock[69]1
Germany Montaplast by Land-Motorsport[70]Audi R8 LMS EvoAudi 5.2 LV1029SwitzerlandRicardo Feller[40]1–2, 6, 12
GermanyChristopher Mies[70]1–2, 6, 12
CanadaDaniel Morad[70]1–2, 6, 12
BelgiumDries Vanthoor[70]1
United StatesMercedes-AMG Team Riley Motorsports[68]Mercedes-AMG GT3Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 LV833NetherlandsJeroen Bleekemolen[62]1–2, 4, 6–12
United StatesBen Keating[62]1–2, 4, 6–12
BrazilFelipe Fraga[62]1–2, 6, 12
GermanyLuca Stolz[62]1
Italy Ebimotors[59]Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EvoLamborghini 5.2 LV1046ItalyGiacomo Altoè[71]1
ItalyFabio Babini[40]1
Italy Emanuele Busnelli[40]1
United Kingdom Taylor Proto[71]1
United StatesPrecision Performance Motorsports[72]Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EvoLamborghini 5.2 LV1047United States Don Yount[36]1–2, 6, 12
SwedenLinus Lundqvist[73]1
United States Steve Dunn[36]1
SerbiaMiloš Pavlović[36]1
United StatesBrandon Gdovic2, 6, 12
United StatesLawson Aschenbach2
AustraliaJake Eidson6
United StatesShinya Michimi12
United StatesPaul Miller Racing[74]Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EvoLamborghini 5.2 LV1048United StatesBryan Sellers[74]All
United States Ryan Hardwick[74]1–2, 4–7
United StatesCorey Lewis[74]1–2, 6, 8–12
ItalyAndrea Caldarelli[75]1
GermanyMarco Seefried12
SwitzerlandSpirit of Race[68]Ferrari 488 GT3Ferrari F154CB 3.9 LTurboV851CanadaPaul Dalla Lana[40]1
PortugalPedro Lamy[40]1
AustriaMathias Lauda[40]1
BrazilDaniel Serra[40]1
United StatesHeinricher Racing with Meyer Shank Racing[76][N 2]
Meyer Shank Racing withCurb-Agajanian[76][N 2]
Acura NSX GT3 EvoAcura 3.5 LTurboV657United KingdomKatherine Legge[76]All
DenmarkChristina Nielsen[77]1–2, 4–6, 8, 11–12
BrazilBia Figueiredo[76][78]1–2, 6–7, 9, 12
SwitzerlandSimona de Silvestro[76]1
United KingdomAlice Powell[79]10
86GermanyMario Farnbacher[80]All
United StatesTrent Hindman[80]All
United StatesJustin Marks[80]1–2, 6, 12
United StatesA. J. Allmendinger[80]1
United StatesScuderia Corsa[81]Ferrari 488 GT3Ferrari F154CB 3.9 LTurboV863United StatesCooper MacNeil[81]All
FinlandToni Vilander[81]All
United States Jeff Westphal[81]1–2, 6, 12
GermanyDominik Farnbacher[81]1
United States P1 Motorsports[82]Mercedes-AMG GT3Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 LV871GermanyMaximilian Buhk[82]1–2
Colombia J. C. Perez[82]1–2
GermanyFabian Schiller[82]1–2
AustriaDominik Baumann[82]1
United States Park Place Motorsports[83]Porsche 911 GT3 RPorsche 4.0 LFlat-673United StatesPatrick Long[83]1–2, 4–11
United StatesNicholas Boulle[84]1–2, 6
United StatesPatrick Lindsey[83]1–2, 6–7, 9–11
AustraliaMatt Campbell[62]1
GermanyMarco Seefried[44]4, 8
CanadaZacharie Robichon[85]5
United States Lone Star Racing[86]Mercedes-AMG GT3Mercedes-AMG M159 6.2 LV874United StatesLawson Aschenbach[86]4–5, 7, 9–10
United StatesGar Robinson[86]4–5, 7, 9–10
CanadaCompass Racing[87]McLaren 720S GT3McLarenM840T 4.0 LTurboV876United States Paul Holton[87]4–5, 7–11
United StatesMatt Plumb[87]4–5, 7–11
BelgiumAudi Sport Team WRT Speedstar[88]Audi R8 LMS EvoAudi 5.2 LV1088CanadaRoman De Angelis[89]1
United KingdomIan James[89]1
South AfricaKelvin van der Linde[89]1
BelgiumFrédéric Vervisch[89]1
United StatesWright Motorsports[90]Porsche 911 GT3 RPorsche 4.0 LFlat-691United States Anthony Imperato[90]8–9
AustraliaMatt Campbell[90]8
NorwayDennis Olsen[90]9
United StatesTurner Motorsport[91]BMW M6 GT3BMW 4.4 LTurboV896United StatesBill Auberlen[91]All
United StatesRobby Foley[91]All
United States Dillon Machavern[91]1–2, 6, 12
GermanyJens Klingmann[91]1
Germany NGT Motorsport by Herberth[92]Porsche 911 GT3 RPorsche 4.0 LFlat-699AustriaKlaus Bachler[40]1
Germany Steffen Görig[40]1
Germany Jürgen Häring[92]1
GermanySven Müller[40]1
Germany Alfred Renauer[92]1
United StatesBlack Swan Racing[68]Porsche 911 GT3 RPorsche 4.0 LFlat-6540GermanyMarco Seefried[36]1, 6
GermanyDirk Werner[36]1, 6
ItalyMatteo Cairoli[36]1
United StatesTim Pappas[36]1
United StatesMarc Miller6

Notes

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  1. ^abCar No. 5 entered as Mustang Sampling Racing and car No. 31 entered as Whelen Engineering Racing.
  2. ^abCar No. 57 entered as Heinricher Racing with Meyer Shank Racing and car No. 86 entered as Meyer Shank Racing with Curb-Agajanian.

Race results

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Bold indicates overall winner.

RndCircuitDPi Winning TeamLMP2 Winning TeamGTLM Winning TeamGTD Winning TeamReport
DPi Winning DriversLMP2 Winning DriversGTLM Winning DriversGTD Winning Drivers
1DaytonaUnited States No. 10Konica Minolta CadillacUnited States No. 18DragonSpeedUnited States No. 25BMW Team RLLAustria No. 11GRT Grasser Racing TeamReport
SpainFernando Alonso
JapanKamui Kobayashi
United StatesJordan Taylor
NetherlandsRenger van der Zande		Republic of IrelandRyan Cullen
MexicoRoberto González
VenezuelaPastor Maldonado
ColombiaSebastián Saavedra		United StatesConnor De Phillippi
AustriaPhilipp Eng
BrazilAugusto Farfus
United StatesColton Herta		ItalyMirko Bortolotti
Netherlands Rik Breukers
GermanyChristian Engelhart
SwitzerlandRolf Ineichen
2SebringUnited States No. 31Whelen Engineering RacingUnited States No. 38 Performance Tech MotorsportsUnited States No. 911Porsche GT TeamAustria No. 11GRT Grasser Racing TeamReport
United StatesEric Curran
BrazilPipo Derani
BrazilFelipe Nasr		Canada Cameron Cassels
United States Andrew Evans
United StatesKyle Masson		FranceFrédéric Makowiecki
FrancePatrick Pilet
United KingdomNick Tandy		ItalyMirko Bortolotti
Netherlands Rik Breukers
SwitzerlandRolf Ineichen
3Long BeachUnited States No. 5Mustang Sampling Racingdid not participateUnited States No. 912Porsche GT Teamdid not participateReport
PortugalFilipe Albuquerque
PortugalJoao Barbosa		New ZealandEarl Bamber
BelgiumLaurens Vanthoor
4Mid-OhioUnited States No. 6Acura Team PenskeUnited States No. 52PR1/Mathiasen MotorsportsUnited States No. 912Porsche GT TeamCanada No. 14AIM Vasser SullivanReport
United StatesDane Cameron
ColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya		United StatesEric Lux
United StatesMatt McMurry		New ZealandEarl Bamber
BelgiumLaurens Vanthoor		United KingdomJack Hawksworth
United States Richard Heistand
5Belle IsleUnited States No. 6Acura Team Penskedid not participatedid not participateCanada No. 14AIM Vasser SullivanReport
United StatesDane Cameron
ColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya		United KingdomJack Hawksworth
United States Richard Heistand
6Watkins GlenGermany No. 55Mazda Team JoestUnited States No. 52PR1/Mathiasen MotorsportsUnited States No. 911Porsche GT TeamUnited States No. 86Meyer Shank Racing withCurb-AgajanianReport
United StatesJonathan Bomarito
FranceOlivier Pla
United KingdomHarry Tincknell		FranceGabriel Aubry
United StatesEric Lux
United StatesMatt McMurry		FrancePatrick Pilet
United KingdomNick Tandy		GermanyMario Farnbacher
United StatesTrent Hindman
United StatesJustin Marks
7MosportGermany No. 77Mazda Team JoestUnited States No. 52PR1/Mathiasen MotorsportsUnited States No. 912Porsche GT TeamUnited States No. 96Turner MotorsportReport
United KingdomOliver Jarvis
United StatesTristan Nunez		CanadaDalton Kellett
United StatesMatt McMurry		New ZealandEarl Bamber
BelgiumLaurens Vanthoor		United StatesBill Auberlen
United StatesRobby Foley
8Lime Rockdid not participatedid not participateUnited States No. 67Ford Chip Ganassi RacingCanada No. 9Pfaff MotorsportsReport
AustraliaRyan Briscoe
United KingdomRichard Westbrook		NorwayDennis Olsen
CanadaZacharie Robichon
9Road AmericaGermany No. 55Mazda Team JoestUnited States No. 52PR1/Mathiasen MotorsportsUnited States No. 67Ford Chip Ganassi RacingCanada No. 9Pfaff MotorsportsReport
United StatesJonathan Bomarito
United KingdomHarry Tincknell		United States Patrick Kelly
United StatesMatt McMurry		AustraliaRyan Briscoe
United KingdomRichard Westbrook		AustraliaMatt Campbell
CanadaZacharie Robichon
10Virginiadid not participatedid not participateUnited States No. 911Porsche GT TeamUnited States No. 33Mercedes-AMG Team Riley MotorsportReport
FrancePatrick Pilet
United KingdomNick Tandy		NetherlandsJeroen Bleekemolen
United StatesBen Keating
11Laguna SecaUnited States No. 6Acura Team PenskeUnited States No. 52PR1/Mathiasen MotorsportsUnited States No. 66Ford Chip Ganassi RacingUnited States No. 48Paul Miller RacingReport
United StatesDane Cameron
ColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya		CanadaDalton Kellett
United StatesMatt McMurry		United StatesJoey Hand
GermanyDirk Müller		United StatesCorey Lewis
United StatesBryan Sellers
12Road AtlantaUnited States No. 31Whelen Engineering RacingUnited States No. 52PR1/Mathiasen MotorsportsUnited States No. 62Risi CompetizioneUnited States No. 96Turner MotorsportReport
United StatesEric Curran
BrazilPipo Derani
BrazilFelipe Nasr		FranceGabriel Aubry
CanadaDalton Kellett
United StatesMatt McMurry		United KingdomJames Calado
ItalyAlessandro Pier Guidi
BrazilDaniel Serra		United StatesBill Auberlen
United StatesRobby Foley
United States Dillon Machavern

Championship standings

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Points systems

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Championship points are awarded in each class at the finish of each event. Points are awarded based on finishing positions as shown in the chart below.

Position123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
Race353230282625242322212019181716151413121110987654321
Drivers points

Points are awarded in each class at the finish of each event.

Team points

Team points are calculated in exactly the same way as driver points, using the point distribution chart. Each car entered is considered its own "team" regardless if it is a single entry or part of a two-car team.

Manufacturer points

There are also a number of manufacturer championships which utilize the same season-long point distribution chart. The manufacturer championships recognized by IMSA are as follows:

Daytona Prototype international (DPi): Engine & bodywork manufacturer
GT Le Mans (GTLM): Car manufacturer
GT Daytona (GTD): Car manufacturer

Each manufacturer receives finishing points for itshighest finishing car in each class. The positions of subsequent finishing cars from the same manufacturer are not taken into consideration, and all other manufacturers move up in the order.

Example: Manufacturer A finishes 1st and 2nd at an event, and Manufacturer B finishes 3rd. Manufacturer A receives 35 first-place points while Manufacturer B would earn 32 second-place points.
Michelin Endurance Cup

The points system for the Michelin Endurance Cup is different from the normal points system. Points are awarded on a 5–4–3–2 basis for drivers, teams and manufacturers. The first finishing position at each interval earns five points, four points for second position, three points for third, with two points awarded for fourth and each subsequent finishing position.

Position123Other Classified
Race5432

At Daytona (24 hour race), points are awarded at six hours, 12 hours, 18 hours and at the finish. At the Sebring (12 hour race), points are awarded at four hours, eight hours and at the finish. At Watkins Glen (6 hour race), points are awarded at three hours and at the finish. At Road Atlanta (10 hour race), points are awarded at four hours, eight hours and at the finish.

Like the season-long team championship, Michelin Endurance Cup team points are awarded for each car and drivers get points in any car that they drive, in which they are entered for points. The manufacturer points go to the highest placed car from that manufacturer (the others from that manufacturer not being counted), just like the season-long manufacturer championship.

For example: in any particular segment manufacturer A finishes 1st and 2nd and manufacturer B finishes 3rd. Manufacturer A only receives first-place points for that segment. Manufacturer B receives the second-place points.

Drivers' championships

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   Race is part of the Michelin Endurance Cup
   Race is part of the WeatherTech Sprint Cup

DPi

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Pos.DriverDAYSEBLBHMOHBELWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC
1United StatesDane Cameron
ColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya		693113321430229
2BrazilPipo Derani
BrazilFelipe Nasr		216427443129745
3BrazilHelio Castroneves
United StatesRicky Taylor		342535572328430
4United StatesJordan Taylor
NetherlandsRenger van der Zande		1210694654227442
5United KingdomOliver Jarvis
United StatesTristan Nunez		111142102136626830
6United StatesJonathan Bomarito968311121101126331
7PortugalFilipe Albuquerque
PortugalJoão Barbosa		7318661065725833
8SwitzerlandSimon Trummer
South AfricaStephen Simpson		1085749899523724
9United KingdomHarry Tincknell96811121101123331
10United StatesColin Braun
United StatesJon Bennett		4511117117107823024
11CanadaMikhail Goikhberg
FranceTristan Vautier		57910510988923024
12United StatesWill Owen8107988111017724
13United StatesEric Curran217112645
14FranceOlivier Pla9611110231
15GermanyTimo Bernhard1111269730
16FranceRomain Dumas451189724
17United StatesChris Miller108959224
18AustriaRené Binder8108108824
19ColombiaJuan Piedrahita1071098824
20FranceSimon Pagenaud6947524
21United StatesKyle Kaiser879698
22FranceMatthieu Vaxivière226418
23United StatesAlexander Rossi345819
24United KingdomMike Conway674915
25ArgentinaAgustin Canapino8104414
26BrazilVictor Franzoni81143–
27SpainFernando Alonso
JapanKamui Kobayashi		13518
28New ZealandBrendon Hartley33010
29United StatesRyan Hunter-Reay330–
30United StatesGraham Rahal3307
31FranceLoïc Duval4288
32BrazilRubens Barrichello
CanadaDevlin DeFrancesco		5268
33BrazilChristian Fittipaldi7248
34United StatesSpencer Pigot10216
35GermanyRené Rast11208
Pos.DriverDAYSEBLBHMOHBELWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC

LMP2

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Pos.DriverDAYSEBMOHWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC
1United StatesMatt McMurry4211111127044
2Canada Cameron Cassels2122222225749
3United StatesKyle Masson212222222749
4FranceGabriel Aubry421113044
5CanadaDalton Kellett11110515
6United States Andrew Evans1229936
7United StatesEric Lux11709
8ColombiaSebastián Saavedra
VenezuelaPastor Maldonado
Republic of IrelandRyan Cullen
MexicoRoberto González		13519
9United States Patrick Kelly135–
10United States Robert Masson
United StatesKris Wright		23213
11DenmarkAnders Fjordbach23212
12United StatesJames French232–
13SwedenHenrik Hedman
United KingdomBen Hanley
AustraliaJames Allen
FranceNicolas Lapierre		33016
14France Enzo Guibbert
United StatesMark Kvamme		4288
Pos.DriverDAYSEBMOHWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC

GTLM

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Pos.DriverDAYSEBLBHMOHWGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsMEC
1New ZealandEarl Bamber
BelgiumLaurens Vanthoor		3511612327533031
2FrancePatrick Pilet
United KingdomNick Tandy		5153134718631737
3SpainAntonio Garcia
DenmarkJan Magnussen		6322275433431730
4AustraliaRyan Briscoe
United KingdomRichard Westbrook		4665351156231338
5GermanyDirk Müller7247463261830631
6United StatesConnor De Phillippi1774747575329329
7United StatesJohn Edwards
FinlandJesse Krohn		9486528882927926
8United KingdomOliver Gavin8838886644727527
9United KingdomTom Blomqvist774747575325818
10United StatesJoey Hand72463261825431
11United StatesTommy Milner88388644722727
12FranceSebastien Bourdais7247813127
13SwitzerlandMarcel Fässler8886711823
14United StatesColton Herta1738925
15FranceFrédéric Makowiecki5168627
16AustriaPhilipp Eng1498525
17New ZealandScott Dixon4628533
18GermanyMike Rockenfeller6348323
19FranceMathieu Jaminet3558225
20United KingdomJames Calado
ItalyAlessandro Pier Guidi		216729
21BrazilAugusto Farfus13511
22BrazilDaniel Serra13513
23SpainMiguel Molina
ItalyDavide Rigon		23216
24AustraliaChaz Mostert
ItalyAlex Zanardi		9228
Pos.DriverDAYSEBLBHMOHWGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsMEC

GTD

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Pos.DriverDAYSEBMOHBEL†WGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsWTSCMEC
1GermanyMario Farnbacher
United StatesTrent Hindman		472111225281228319731
2United StatesBill Auberlen
United StatesRobby Foley		91315102133117126217634
3CanadaZacharie Robichon1610122651144326220329
4United StatesAndy Lally
United StatesJohn Potter		10284788663824917726
5FinlandToni Vilander
United StatesCooper MacNeil		23237123911732524617135
6United States Richard Heistand
United KingdomJack Hawksworth		5151151264139923718224
7NetherlandsJeroen Bleekemolen
United StatesBen Keating		651415791415423614137
8United StatesFrankie Montecalvo
United StatesTownsend Bell		2953931397111123617027
9United KingdomKatherine Legge128109461213126722114925
10United StatesBryan Sellers15163514DNS72101621516824
11United StatesPatrick Long76421344155DNS19315818
12CanadaScott Hargrove1610126544319210129
13United StatesCorey Lewis15161472101618511224
14DenmarkChristina Nielsen128109412671598725
15United StatesPatrick Lindsey76134155DNS1377018
16BrazilBia Figueiredo128461371374325
17United States Paul Holton
United StatesMatt Plumb		138101012910122145–
18GermanyMarco Seefried14410461195619
19United StatesParker Chase131496121091196824
20United States Dillon Machavern91321107–34
21United StatesJustin Marks47112106–31
22United StatesLawson Aschenbach12117111181021076
23United StatesSpencer Pumpelly10278100–26
24United KingdomRyan Dalziel1314961210976814
25United StatesAaron Telitz2991196–27
26BrazilFelipe Fraga6515495–37
27United States Jeff Westphal23233594–35
28CanadaDaniel Morad
GermanyChristopher Mies
SwitzerlandRicardo Feller		22148292–34
29GermanyLars Kern16106391–29
30AustraliaMatt Campbell75185618
31United StatesGar Robinson1171111883107–
32United States Ryan Hardwick15163514DNS785618
33NorwayDennis Olsen161873588
34United States Don Yount1812111073–24
35ItalyMirko Bortolotti
Netherlands Rik Breukers
SwitzerlandRolf Ineichen		1170–22
36United StatesNicholas Boulle761367–18
37United StatesBrandon Gdovic12111060–10
38United States Will Hardeman
SpainAlex Riberas		11176DNS592518
39United States Anthony Imperato584949–
40Switzerland Philipp Frommenwiler15542–10
41GermanyDirk Werner141038–13
42GermanyChristian Engelhart135–11
43ArgentinaEzequiel Pérez Companc131435–14
44United States Andrew Davis1117DNS34–18
45United StatesJeff Segal232–10
46GermanyFabian Schiller
GermanyMaximilian Buhk
Colombia J. C. Perez		191132–14
47BelgiumFrédéric Vervisch
South AfricaKelvin van der Linde
United KingdomIan James
CanadaRoman De Angelis		330–9
48United StatesA. J. Allmendinger428–11
49United StatesAustin Cindric
New ZealandNick Cassidy		526–8
50GermanyLuca Stolz625–14
51Brazil Chico Longo
BrazilVictor Franzoni
BrazilMarcos Gomes
ItalyAndrea Bertolini		823–8
52GermanyJens Klingmann922–9
53ItalyMarco Mapelli1021–8
54United StatesMarc Miller1021–4
55United StatesShinya Michimi1021–6
56GermanyMarkus Winkelhock1120–8
57United StatesJake Eidson1120–4
58SwitzerlandSimona de Silvestro1219–8
59United KingdomAlice Powell121919–
60United StatesMike Skeen1219–4
61GermanyChristopher Haase1318–8
62United StatesTim Pappas
ItalyMatteo Cairoli		1417–9
63ItalyAndrea Caldarelli1516–8
64ItalyFabio Babini
Italy Emanuele Busnelli
United Kingdom Taylor Proto

ItalyGiacomo Altoè

1714–8
65SerbiaMiloš Pavlović
United States Steve Dunn
SwedenLinus Lundqvist		1813–8
66AustriaDominik Baumann1912–8
67CanadaPaul Dalla Lana
PortugalPedro Lamy
AustriaMathias Lauda
BrazilDaniel Serra		2011–8
68AustriaKlaus Bachler
GermanySven Müller
Germany Alfred Renauer
Germany Jürgen Häring
Germany Steffen Görig		2110–8
69BelgiumDries Vanthoor2219–12
70GermanyDominik Farnbacher2328–10
Pos.DriverDAYSEBMOHBEL†WGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsWTSCMEC

† Points only counted towards the WeatherTech Sprint Cup, and not the overall GTD Championship.

1 Originally finished 2nd in class, but demoted to last after violating minimum drive time regulations.
2 Originally finished 14th in class, but demoted to last after violating minimum drive time regulations.

Team's Championships

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Standings: Daytona Prototype international

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Pos.TeamDAYSEBLBHMOHBELWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC
1#6Acura Team Penske693113321430229
2#31Whelen Engineering Racing216427443129745
3#7Acura Team Penske342535572328430
4#10Konica Minolta Cadillac1210694654227442
5#77Mazda Team Joest111142102136626830
6#55Mazda Team Joest968311121101126331
7#5Mustang Sampling Racing7318661065725833
8#84JDC-Miller MotorSports1085749899523724
9#54CORE Autosport4511117117107823024
10#85JDC-Miller MotorSports57910510988923024
11#50Juncos Racing8107988111017724
Pos.TeamDAYSEBLBHMOHBELWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC

Standings: Le Mans Prototype 2

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Pos.TeamDAYSEBMOHWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC
1#52PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports4211111127044
2#38Performance Tech Motorsports2122222225949
3#18DragonSpeed13519
4#81DragonSpeed33016
Pos.TeamDAYSEBMOHWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC

Standings: GT Le Mans

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Pos.TeamDAYSEBLBHMOHWGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsMEC
1#912Porsche GT Team3511612327533031
2#911Porsche GT Team5153134718631737
3#3Corvette Racing6322275433431730
4#67Ford Chip Ganassi Racing4665351156231338
5#66Ford Chip Ganassi Racing7247463261830631
6#25BMW Team RLL1774747575329329
7#24BMW Team RLL9486528882927926
8#4Corvette Racing8838886644727527
9#62Risi Competizione216729
Pos.TeamDAYSEBLBHMOHWGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsMEC

Standings: GT Daytona

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Pos.TeamDAYSEBMOHBEL†WGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsWTSCMEC
1#86Meyer-Shank Racing withCurb Agajanian472111225281228319731
2#96Turner Motorsport91315102133117126217634
3#9Pfaff Motorsports161012651144326217129
4#44Magnus Racing10284788663824917726
5#63Scuderia Corsa23237123911732524617135
6#14AIM Vasser Sullivan5151151264139923718224
7#33Mercedes-AMG Team Riley Motorsports651415791415423614137
8#12AIM Vasser Sullivan2953931397111123517027
9#57Heinricher Racing with Meyer-Shank Racing128109461213126722114925
10#48Paul Miller Racing15163514DNS72101621516824
11#73Park Place Motorsports76421344155DNS19315818
12#76Compass Racing138101012910122145–
13#8Starworks Motorsport1314961210976818
14#29 Montaplast byLand-Motorsport22148292–34
15#74Lone Star Racing1171111883107–
16#47Precision Performance Motorsports1812111024–18
17#11GRT Grasser Racing Team1170–22
18#19 Moorespeed11176DNS592514
19#91Wright Motorsports584949–
20#540Black Swan Racing141038–13
21#71P1 Motorsports191132–14
22#88WRT Speedstar Audi Sport330–9
23#13 Via Italia Racing823–8
24#46Ebimotors1714–8
25#51Spirit of Race2011–8
26#99NGT Motorsport2110–8
Pos.TeamDAYSEBMOHBEL†WGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsWTSCMEC

† Points only counted towards the WeatherTech Sprint Cup, and not the overall GTD Championship.

1 Originally finished 2nd in class, but demoted to last after violating minimum drive time regulations.
2 Originally finished 14th in class, but demoted to last after violating minimum drive time regulations.

Manufacturer's Championships

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Standings: Daytona Prototype International

[edit]
Pos.ManufacturerDAYSEBLBHMOHBELWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC
1JapanAcura342113321332945
2United StatesCadillac111424443132456
3JapanMazda9642101116631139
4JapanNissan4511117117107828628
Pos.TeamDAYSEBLBHMOHBELWGLMOSELKLGAATLPointsMEC

Standings: GT Le Mans

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Pos.ManufacturerDAYSEBLBHMOHWGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsMEC
1GermanyPorsche3111112317535840
2United StatesFord4245351151234542
3United StatesChevrolet6322275433433035
4GermanyBMW1474527572332734
5ItalyFerrari216731
Pos.TeamDAYSEBLBHMOHWGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsMEC

Standings: GT Daytona

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Pos.ManufacturerDAYSEBMOHBEL†WGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsWTSCMEC
1ItalyLamborghini1134787261629420426
2JapanAcura4729122526729220432
3GermanyPorsche7642641144329121630
4GermanyBMW91315102133117127818834
5JapanLexus2911536479927720527
6ItalyFerrari837123911732527118136
7GermanyMercedes-AMG6511715791115426618737
8GermanyAudi346681021667836
9United KingdomMcLaren138101012910139164–
Pos.TeamDAYSEBMOHBELWGLMOSLIMELKVIRLGAATLPointsWTSCMEC

† Points only counted towards the WeatherTech Sprint Cup, and not the overall GTD Championship.

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