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2012 European Le Mans Series

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Thiriet by TDS Racing No. 46 Oreca 03, winner of the 2012 European Le Mans Series in the LMP2 class

The2012 European Le Mans Series was the ninth season of theAutomobile Club de l'Ouest'sEuropean Le Mans Series (previously known as simplyLe Mans Series). Championship titles were awarded in five categories, with the Le Mans Series shifting its categories following its separation from theFIA World Endurance Championship. LMP1 cars were dropped due to most teams entering theFIA World Endurance Championship while a new GTC category was created to allowsingle makegrand tourer cars and FIA GT3s to compete in endurance races. However, there were no GTC cars that competed during the season.

Due to the numerous issues the season was reduced to just three rounds, starting inLe Castellet,France on 1 April and ended atBraselton, Georgia,United States, on 20 October.

Schedule

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Following the ELMS decision to no longer share races with theFIA World Endurance Championship (formerly theIntercontinental Le Mans Cup), the series required new races to replace theSpa-Francorchamps andSilverstone races which now were part of the WEC.Circuit Paul Ricard was the only event carried over from 2011 and remained the season opener.[1]Circuit Zolder was supposed to serve as the second round of the series, but on 1 April the race was cancelled due to a lack of entrants. ELMS teams were instead invited to enter the 6 Hours of Spa WEC round.[2] Following a small number of entries at Donington, the season's two later rounds at theBrno Circuit andAutódromo Internacional do Algarve were cancelled. In place of these two rounds, an agreement was reached with theAmerican Le Mans Series to allow ELMS competitors to participate in thePetit Le Mans for double points, with the ELMS providing transport assistance to full-season teams.[3]

RndRaceCircuitDate
Official Test SessionFranceCircuit Paul Ricard,Le Castellet,France9–10 March
16 Hours of CastelletFranceCircuit Paul Ricard,Le Castellet,France1 April
26 Hours of DoningtonUnited KingdomDonington Park,Castle Donington,United Kingdom15 July
3Petit Le MansUnited StatesRoad Atlanta,Braselton, Georgia20 October
Sources:[4][5]

Regulation changes

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The Le Mans Series made changes to its class structure for the 2012 season, eliminating one previous class while adding another. The LMP1Le Mans Prototype category were no longer featured in LMS races due to the large amount of LMP1 factory teams which switched from the Le Mans Series to the World Endurance Championship. This move promotes the LMP2 category to the top of the class structure. To replace LMP1, a new class has been created at the bottom of the class structure, named GTC. This class allowed only three cars from variousone make series to compete: TheFerrari 458 Challenge,Porsche 911 GT3 Cup, and theLotus Evora GT4. Teams in GTC were not allowed more than one professional driver in their line-up.[6] Finally, the Formula Le Mans category was renamedLMP Challenge, aligning with the title utilized by theAmerican Le Mans Series.[7]

Entry list

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Entry List[8][9]
Entrant/TeamCarEngineTyreNoDriversRounds
LMP2
United KingdomGreaves MotorsportZytek Z11SNNissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8D1United KingdomAlex BrundleAll
United KingdomTom Kimber-Smith
SpainLucas Ordóñez1–2
United KingdomAlex Buncombe3
ArgentinaPecom RacingOreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8D10ArgentinaLuís Pérez Companc1–2
GermanyPierre Kaffer1–2
ItalyGianmaria Bruni1
FranceSoheil Ayari[10]2
Switzerland Race PerformanceOreca 03Judd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8D11SwitzerlandJonathan Hirschi1
Switzerland Michel Frey1
Switzerland Ralph Meichtry[11]1
Republic of IrelandStatus GPLola B12/80Judd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8D17United KingdomAlexander Sims[12]1–2
NetherlandsYelmer Buurman[12]1
United Kingdom Dean Stirling[12]1
FranceJulien Jousse[10]2
France Maxime Jousse[10]2
Republic of IrelandMurphy PrototypesMG-Oreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8D18United KingdomJody FirthAll
United KingdomWarren Hughes
ItalyLuca Moro[11]1
New ZealandBrendon Hartley[10]2–3
FranceSébastien Loeb RacingOreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8D19FranceNicolas Marroc1–2
FranceNicolas Minassian1–2
FranceStéphane Sarrazin[11]1–2
FranceOAK RacingMorgan LMP2Judd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8D24FranceJacques Nicolet1–2
FranceGuillaume Moreau[11]1
AustriaDominik Kraihamer[11]1
FranceMatthieu Lahaye[10]2
Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V835BelgiumBertrand Baguette[10]2–3
France Dimitri Enjalbert[10]2
FranceOlivier Pla[10]2–3
FranceJacques Nicolet3
United KingdomJotaZytek Z11SNNissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8D38United KingdomSam Hancock1–2
United KingdomSimon Dolan1–2
France Extrême Limite ARICNorma M200PJudd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8D44France Fabien Rosier1
France Philippe Thirion[11]1
BelgiumBoutsen Ginion RacingOreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8D45France Bastien Brière1
United KingdomJack Clarke[11]1
SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi1
France Thiriet byTDS RacingOreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8D46SwitzerlandMathias BecheAll
FrancePierre Thiriet
FranceChristophe Tinseau3
LMPC
BelgiumBoutsen Ginion Racing[11]Oreca FLM09ChevroletLS3 6.2 L V8M40France Thomas Dagoneau[11]1–2
Italy Massimo Vignali[11]1
France Jean-Marc Merlin[11]1
France Jean-Charles Battut[10]2
United Kingdom John Hartshorne[10]2
United Kingdom CURTIS Racing TechnologiesOreca FLM09ChevroletLS3 6.2 L V8M42United KingdomPhil Keen1
United Kingdom John Hartshorne1
United Kingdom Alex Kapadia[13]1
LM GTE Pro
SwitzerlandKessel Racing[11]Ferrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V8D61Poland Michał Broniszewski[11]1
AustriaPhilipp Peter[11]1
United Kingdom JMW MotorsportFerrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V8D66United KingdomJames Walker1
United KingdomJonny Cocker[11]1–2
DenmarkAllan Simonsen2
MonacoJMB RacingFerrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V8M83BrazilJaime Melo1
Italy Marco Frezza1
LM GTE Am
ItalyAF CorseFerrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V8M60Italy Piergiuseppe PerazziniAll
ItalyMarco Cioci
Republic of IrelandMatt Griffin[11]
FranceIMSA Performance MatmutPorsche 997 GT3-RSRPorscheM97/74 4.0 L Flat-6M67France Anthony PonsAll
FranceNicolas Armindo
France Raymond Narac
United KingdomGulf RacingAston Martin Vantage GTEAston MartinAJ37 4.5 L V8D69United KingdomStuart Hall[11]1
Germany Roald Goethe[11]1
BelgiumProspeed CompetitionPorsche 997 GT3-RSRPorscheM97/74 4.0 L Flat-6M75BelgiumMarc Goossens[11]1
BelgiumMaxime Soulet[11]1
MonacoJMB RacingFerrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V8M99FranceAlain Ferté1
France Philippe Illiano1

Season results

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Rnd.CircuitLMP2 Winning TeamLMPC Winning TeamGTE Pro Winning TeamGTE Am Winning TeamResults
LMP2 Winning DriversLMPC Winning DriversGTE Pro Winning DriversGTE Am Winning Drivers
1Paul RicardFrance No. 46 Thiriet byTDS RacingUnited Kingdom No. 42 CURTIS Racing TechnologiesUnited Kingdom No. 66 JMW MotorsportBelgium No. 75Prospeed CompetitionResults
SwitzerlandMathias Beche
FrancePierre Thiriet
United Kingdom John Hartshorne
United Kingdom Alex Kapadia
United KingdomPhil Keen
United KingdomJames Walker
United KingdomJonny Cocker
BelgiumMarc Goossens
BelgiumMaxime Soulet
2DoningtonFrance No. 35OAK RacingBelgium No. 40Boutsen Ginion RacingUnited Kingdom No. 66 JMW MotorsportFrance No. 67IMSA Performance MatmutResults
FranceOlivier Pla
France Dimitri Enjalbert
BelgiumBertrand Baguette
France Thomas Dagoneau
France Jean-Charles Battut
United Kingdom John Hartshorne
United KingdomJonny Cocker
DenmarkAllan Simonsen
FranceNicolas Armindo
France Raymond Narac
France Anthony Pons
3Road AtlantaFrance No. 46 Thiriet byTDS RacingDid Not ParticipateDid Not ParticipateFrance No. 67IMSA Performance MatmutResults
SwitzerlandMathias Beche
FrancePierre Thiriet
FranceChristophe Tinseau
FranceNicolas Armindo
France Raymond Narac
France Anthony Pons
Source:[14]

Championship Standings

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Points are awarded to cars that finish in tenth place or higher, with unclassified entries failing to complete 70% of the race distance or entries failing to reach the finish not earning championship points. One bonus point is awarded for winningpole position (denoted bybold). Double points will be awarded at Petit Le Mans.[3]

Points System
PositionPole Position
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th
2518151210864211

Teams Championships

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The top two finishers in theLMP2,GTE Pro, and GTE Am championships earned automatic entry to the2013 24 Hours of Le Mans.[15]

LMP2 Standings

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PosTeamChassisEngineLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1France Thiriet byTDS RacingOreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V812394
2FranceOAK RacingMorgan LMP2Judd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8
Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V8
61471
3United KingdomGreaves MotorsportZytek Z11SNNissan VK45DE 4.5 L V847548
4FranceSébastien Loeb RacingOreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V82430
5ArgentinaPecom RacingOreca 03Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V87516
6Republic of IrelandStatus GPLola B12/80Nissan VK45DE 4.5 L V83Ret15
7Republic of IrelandMurphy PrototypesMG-Oreca 03Judd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8Ret3Ret15
8Switzerland Race PerformanceOreca 03Judd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8510
9France Extrême Limite ARICNorma M200PJudd-BMW HK 3.6 L V884
10United KingdomJOTAZytek Z11SNNissan VK45DE 4.5 L V89Ret2
BelgiumBoutsen Ginion RacingOreca 03Judd-BMW HK 3.6 L V8Ret0
Sources:[16][17]

LMPC Standings

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PosTeamChassisEngineLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1BelgiumBoutsen Ginion RacingOreca FLM09ChevroletLS3 6.2 L V8Ret127
2United Kingdom Curtis Racing TechnologiesOreca FLM09ChevroletLS3 6.2 L V8125
Sources:[16][17]

LM GTE Pro Standings

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PosTeamChassisEngineLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1United Kingdom JMW MotorsportFerrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V81151
2MonacoJMB RacingFerrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V8219
Sources:[16][17]

LM GTE Am Standings

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IMSA Performance took honors in the GTE Am class
PosTeamChassisEngineLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1FranceIMSA Performance MatmutPorsche 997 GT3-RSRPorscheM97/74 4.0 L Flat-621194
2ItalyAF CorseFerrari 458 Italia GT2FerrariF136 4.5 L V832Ret34
3BelgiumProspeed CompetitionPorsche 997 GT3-RSRPorscheM97/74 4.0 L Flat-6126
Sources:[16][17]

Drivers Championships

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LMP2 Standings

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PosDriverTeamLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1=FrancePierre ThirietFrance Thiriet byTDS Racing12394
1=SwitzerlandMathias BecheFrance Thiriet byTDS Racing12394
2=BelgiumBertrand BaguetteFranceOAK Racing1462
2=FranceOlivier PlaFranceOAK Racing1462
3FranceJacques NicoletFranceOAK Racing66454
4FranceChristophe TinseauFrance Thiriet byTDS Racing350
5=United KingdomAlex BrundleUnited KingdomGreaves Motorsport47548
5=United KingdomTom Kimber-SmithUnited KingdomGreaves Motorsport47548
6=FranceNicolas MarrocFranceSébastien Loeb Racing2430
6=FranceStéphane SarrazinFranceSébastien Loeb Racing2430
6=FranceNicolas MinassianFranceSébastien Loeb Racing2430
7France Dimitri EnjalbertFranceOAK Racing125
8SpainLucas OrdoñezUnited KingdomGreaves Motorsport4718
9=ArgentinaLuís Pérez CompancArgentinaPecom Racing7516
9=GermanyPierre KafferArgentinaPecom Racing7516
10=United KingdomAlexander SimsRepublic of IrelandStatus GP3Ret15
10=United Kingdom Dean SterlingRepublic of IrelandStatus GP315
10=NetherlandsYelmer BuurmanRepublic of IrelandStatus GP315
10=United KingdomJody FirthRepublic of IrelandMurphy PrototypesRet3Ret15
10=United KingdomWarren HughesRepublic of IrelandMurphy PrototypesRet3Ret15
10=New ZealandBrendon HartleyRepublic of IrelandMurphy Prototypes3Ret15
11=Switzerland Michel FreySwitzerland Race Performance510
11=SwitzerlandJonathan HirschiSwitzerland Race Performance510
11=Switzerland Ralph MeichtrySwitzerland Race Performance510
11=FranceSoheil AyariArgentinaPecom Racing510
12FranceMatthieu LahayeFranceOAK Racing69
13=FranceGuillaume MoreauFranceOAK Racing68
13=AustriaDominik KraihamerFranceOAK Racing68
14ItalyGianmaria BruniArgentinaPecom Racing76
15=France Fabien RosierFrance Extrême Limite ARIC84
15=France Philippe ThirionFrance Extrême Limite ARIC84
16=United KingdomSam HancockUnited KingdomJOTA9Ret2
16=United KingdomSimon DolanUnited KingdomJOTA9Ret2
Sources:[16][17]

LMPC Standings

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PosDriverTeamLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1United Kingdom John HartshorneUnited Kingdom Curtis Racing Technologies
BelgiumBoutsen Ginion Racing
1151
2France Thomas DagoneauBelgiumBoutsen Ginion RacingRet127
3France Jean-Charles BattutBelgiumBoutsen Ginion Racing126
4=United Kingdom Alex KapadiaUnited Kingdom Curtis Racing Technologies125
4=United KingdomPhil KeenUnited Kingdom Curtis Racing Technologies125
5=France Jean-Marc MerlinBelgiumBoutsen Ginion RacingRet1
5=Italy Massimo VignaliBelgiumBoutsen Ginion RacingRet1
Sources:[16][17]

LM GTE Pro Standings

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PosDriverTeamLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1United KingdomJonny CockerUnited Kingdom JMW Motorsport1151
2United KingdomJames WalkerUnited Kingdom JMW Motorsport1WD26
3DenmarkAllan SimonsenUnited Kingdom JMW Motorsport125
4=BrazilJaime MeloMonacoJMB Racing219
4=Italy Marco FrezzaMonacoJMB Racing219
Sources:[16][17]

LM GTE Am Standings

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PosDriverTeamLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1=France Anthony PonsFranceIMSA Performance Matmut21194
1=FranceNicolas ArmindoFranceIMSA Performance Matmut21194
1=France Raymond NaracFranceIMSA Performance Matmut21194
2=Italy Piergiuseppe PerazziniItalyAF Corse32Ret34
2=ItalyMarco CiociItalyAF Corse32Ret34
2=Republic of IrelandMatt GriffinItalyAF Corse32Ret34
3=BelgiumMarc GoossensBelgiumProspeed Competition126
3=BelgiumMaxime SouletBelgiumProspeed Competition126
Sources:[16][17]

Manufacturers Cups

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LMP2 Standings

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PosConstructorLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1Oreca-Nissan443350127
2Morgan-Nissan253762
3Zytek-Nissan1463050
4Morgan-Judd8917
5Lola-Judd15015
6Oreca-Judd1010
7Norma-Judd44
Source:[18]

LM GTE Standings

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PosConstructorLEC
France
DON
United Kingdom
ATL
United States
Total
1Porsche27185196
2Ferrari4441085
Aston Martin00
Source:[18]

References

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