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2018–19 FIA World Endurance Championship

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Auto racing series
2018–19FIA World Endurance Championship
OrganizerFédération Internationale de l'Automobile
Automobile Club de l'Ouest
DisciplineSports car endurance racing
Number of races8
Champions
LMP1 TeamJapanToyota Gazoo Racing
GTE ManufacturerGermanyPorsche
LMP2 TeamFranceSignatech Alpine Matmut
LMGTE Am TeamGermanyTeam Project 1
FIA World Endurance Championship seasons
Toyota Gazoo Racing and their No. 8 car are the LMP1 team champions and the World Endurance LMP Drivers' champions, respectively. Signatech Alpine Matmut are the LMP2 Endurance Trophy champions.

The2018–19 FIA World Endurance Championship was the seventh season of theFIA World Endurance Championship, anauto racing series co-organised by theFédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and theAutomobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO). The series is open toLe Mans Prototypes andgrand tourer-style racing cars divided into four categories. The season marked the first move to a winter schedule for the championship, with the season starting at theCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps in May 2018 and concluding at the24 Hours of Le Mans in June 2019. World championship titles were awarded for LMP drivers, GTE drivers, LMP1 teams and GTE manufacturers.

Schedule

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The series announced a provisional schedule on 1 September 2017 that shifted the season calendar from a spring to autumn layout with the 24 Hours of Le Mans marque event held in the middle of the championship, to one running from the May 2018 and to June 2019, including two runnings of Le Mans. This "super season" of eight races spans across more than a year instead of the usual eight months. This shift in calendar length would allow the following 2019–20 season to return to a shorter length by starting in the autumn and concluding at Le Mans in the summer.[1]

The schedule did not include theCircuit of the Americas,Bahrain,Mexico City, or theNürburgring which were all part of the 2017 championship. In addition to Le Mans being included in both 2018 and 2019, the6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps is also run twice.Sebring International Raceway returned to the series for the first time since the inaugural season in 2012, although the WEC does not participate in theWeatherTech SportsCar Championship's12 Hours of Sebring. The WeatherTech series ran their race the day after WEC's 8-hour, 1,000-mile event.[2][3][4]

The schedule was revised two weeks later with the announcement of the eighth round of the championship, returning toSilverstone Circuit in the United Kingdom. The unannounced event was originally planned for February 2019, with negotiations taking place over a return to Mexico City. With the Mexico City deal failing to materialize, the event at Silverstone was moved to August 2018 to bridge the gap between Le Mans and the Asian rounds of the series starting in October. Further, the Fuji and Shanghai rounds had their dates changed,[5] however Fuji was later returned to its originally scheduled date.[6]

RndRaceCircuitLocationDate
PrologueCircuit Paul RicardFranceLe Castellet, Var6/7 April 2018
16 Hours of Spa-FrancorchampsCircuit de Spa-FrancorchampsBelgiumStavelot5 May 2018
224 Hours of Le MansCircuit de la SartheFranceLe Mans16–17 June 2018
36 Hours of SilverstoneSilverstone CircuitUnited KingdomSilverstone19 August 2018
46 Hours of FujiFuji SpeedwayJapanOyama, Shizuoka14 October 2018
56 Hours of ShanghaiShanghai International CircuitChinaShanghai18 November 2018
61000 Miles of SebringSebring International RacewayUnited StatesSebring, Florida15 March 2019
76 Hours of Spa-FrancorchampsCircuit de Spa-FrancorchampsBelgium Stavelot4 May 2019
824 Hours of Le MansCircuit de la SartheFrance Le Mans15–16 June 2019
Sources:[7][8]

Teams and drivers

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LMP1

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EntrantCarEngineHybridTyreNo.DriversRounds
SwitzerlandRebellion Racing[9]Rebellion R13[9]Gibson GL458 4.5 L V8M1GermanyAndré Lotterer[10]1–5, 7–8
SwitzerlandNeel Jani[10]All
BrazilBruno Senna[10]All
SwitzerlandMathias Beche6
3FranceThomas Laurent[10]All
United StatesGustavo Menezes[10]All
SwitzerlandMathias Beche[10]1–5
FranceNathanaël Berthon6–8
AustriaByKolles Racing Team[11]ENSO CLM P1/01NismoVRX30A 3.0 L Turbo V6
Gibson GL458 4.5 L V8
M4United KingdomOliver Webb[11]1–5, 7–8
FranceTom Dillmann[12]1–2, 4–5, 7–8
AustriaDominik Kraihamer[12]1–2
AustriaRené Binder[13]3
United KingdomJames Rossiter[14]4–5
ItalyPaolo Ruberti7–8
ChinaCEFC TRSM RacingGinetta G60-LT-P1[15]MecachromeV634P1 3.4 L Turbo V6[16]M5United KingdomCharlie Robertson[17]1–2
United KingdomDean Stoneman[18]1
FranceLéo Roussel[18]2
United Kingdom Michael Simpson[19]2
6United KingdomOliver Rowland[17]1–2
United KingdomAlex Brundle[20]1–2
United KingdomOliver Turvey[12]1–2
JapanToyota Gazoo Racing[21]Toyota TS050 HybridToyotaH8909 2.4 L Turbo V6HybridM7United KingdomMike Conway[22]All
JapanKamui Kobayashi[22]All
ArgentinaJosé María López[22]All
8SpainFernando Alonso[22]All
SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi[22]All
JapanKazuki Nakajima[22]All
United StatesDragonSpeedBR Engineering BR1[23]Gibson GL458 4.5 L V8M10United KingdomBen Hanley[24]1–6, 8
SwedenHenrik Hedman[24]1–3, 6, 8
BrazilPietro Fittipaldi[25]1
NetherlandsRenger van der Zande[24]2–3, 5–6, 8
AustraliaJames Allen[14]4–5
RussiaSMP RacingBR Engineering BR1[26]AERP60B 2.4 L Turbo V6[27]M11RussiaMikhail Aleshin[11]All
RussiaVitaly Petrov[28]All
United KingdomJenson Button[29]2–5
New ZealandBrendon Hartley6
BelgiumStoffel Vandoorne[30]7–8
17FranceStéphane Sarrazin[31]All
RussiaEgor Orudzhev[28]All
RussiaMatevos Isaakyan[28]1–2, 4–5
RussiaSergey Sirotkin[32]6–8

LMP2

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In accordance with theLe Mans Prototype LMP2 regulations for 2017, all cars used theGibson GK428 4.2 L V8 engine.[33]

EntrantCarTyreNo.DriversRounds
FranceTDS Racing[11]Oreca 07D28FranceFrançois Perrodo[11]All
FranceMatthieu Vaxivière[11]All
FranceLoïc Duval[11]1–3, 5–6, 8
FranceJean-Éric Vergne[34]4
FranceNorman Nato7
NetherlandsRacing Team Nederland[35]Dallara P217M29NetherlandsGiedo van der Garde[36]All
NetherlandsFrits van Eerd[36]All
NetherlandsJan Lammers[36]1–2
NetherlandsNyck de Vries[37]3–8
United StatesDragonSpeed[38]Oreca 07M31MexicoRoberto González[11]All
VenezuelaPastor Maldonado[39]All
FranceNathanaël Berthon[28]1–2
United KingdomAnthony Davidson[40]3–8
FranceSignatech Alpine Matmut[41]Alpine A470D
M
36FranceNicolas Lapierre[41]All
BrazilAndré Negrão[41]All
FrancePierre Thiriet[41]All
ChinaJackie Chan DC Racing[11]Oreca 07D37MalaysiaJazeman Jaafar[42]1–5
MalaysiaWeiron Tan[42]1–5
MalaysiaNabil Jeffri[42]1–5
DenmarkDavid Heinemeier Hansson6–8
United KingdomJordan King6–8
United KingdomWill Stevens6–7
United StatesRicky Taylor8
38FranceGabriel Aubry[43]All
MonacoStéphane Richelmi[44]All
ChinaHo-Pin Tung[44]All
FranceLarbre Compétition[45]Ligier JS P217M50France Erwin Creed[45]All
France Romano Ricci[45]All
FranceJulien Canal[46]1
France Thomas Dagoneau[47]2
Japan Yoshiharu Mori[13]3
JapanKeiko Ihara[14]4
FranceEnzo Guibbert[48]5
United StatesGunnar Jeannette6
United StatesNicholas Boulle7–8

LMGTE Pro

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EntrantCarEngineTyreNo.DriversRounds
ItalyAF Corse[49]Ferrari 488 GTEFerrariF154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8M51United KingdomJames Calado[49]All
ItalyAlessandro Pier Guidi[49]All
BrazilDaniel Serra[50]2, 6, 8
71United KingdomSam Bird[49]All
ItalyDavide Rigon[49]All
SpainMiguel Molina[50]2, 6, 8
United StatesFord Chip Ganassi Team UK[51]Ford GTFord EcoBoost D35 3.5 L Turbo V6M66GermanyStefan Mücke[51]All
FranceOlivier Pla[51]All
United StatesBilly Johnson[52]1–2, 6, 8
67United KingdomAndy Priaulx[51]All
United KingdomHarry Tincknell[51]All
BrazilTony Kanaan[52]1–2
United StatesJonathan Bomarito6, 8
GermanyBMW Team MTEK[53]BMW M8 GTEBMW P63/1 4.0 L Turbo V8M81NetherlandsNick Catsburg[54]All
GermanyMartin Tomczyk[54]All
AustriaPhilipp Eng[54]2, 8
United KingdomAlexander Sims[54]6
82PortugalAntónio Félix da Costa[54]All
United KingdomTom Blomqvist[54]1, 4–5
BrazilAugusto Farfus[54]2–3, 6–8
United KingdomAlexander Sims[54]2
CanadaBruno Spengler6
FinlandJesse Krohn8
GermanyPorsche GT Team[55]Porsche 911 RSRPorscheM97/80 4.0 L Flat-6M91ItalyGianmaria Bruni[55]All
AustriaRichard Lietz[55]All
FranceFrédéric Makowiecki[55]2, 8
92DenmarkMichael Christensen[55]All
FranceKévin Estre[55]All
BelgiumLaurens Vanthoor[55]2, 8
United KingdomAston Martin Racing[56]Aston Martin Vantage AMRAston MartinM177 4.0 L TurboV8M95DenmarkMarco Sørensen[57]All
DenmarkNicki Thiim[57]All
United KingdomDarren Turner[57]1–2, 6, 8
97United KingdomAlex Lynn[57]All
BelgiumMaxime Martin[57]All
United KingdomJonathan Adam[57]1–2, 8

LMGTE Am

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EntrantCarEngineTyreNo.DriversRounds
SwitzerlandSpirit of Race[49]Ferrari 488 GTEFerrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8M54ItalyFrancesco Castellacci[58]All
ItalyGiancarlo Fisichella[58]All
SwitzerlandThomas Flohr[58]All
GermanyTeam Project 1[59]Porsche 911 RSRPorscheM97/80 4.0 L Flat-6M56GermanyJörg Bergmeister[60]All
United StatesPatrick Lindsey[60]All
NorwayEgidio Perfetti[60]All
SingaporeClearwater Racing[49]Ferrari 488 GTEFerrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8M61Republic of IrelandMatt Griffin[49]All
JapanKeita Sawa[49]1–5
Malaysia Weng Sun Mok[49]1–5
ArgentinaLuis Pérez Companc[61]6–8
ItalyMatteo Cressoni[61]6–8
JapanMR Racing[49]Ferrari 488 GTEFerrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8M70MonacoOlivier Beretta[49]All
ItalyEddie Cheever III[49]All
Japan Motoaki Ishikawa[49]All
GermanyDempsey-Proton Racing[11]Porsche 911 RSRPorscheM97/80 4.0 L Flat-6M77AustraliaMatt Campbell[28]All
GermanyChristian Ried[62]All
FranceJulien Andlauer[62]1–6, 8
ItalyRiccardo Pera7
88ItalyMatteo Cairoli[28]All
ItalyGiorgio Roda[28]1–4, 6–8
United Arab EmiratesKhaled Al Qubaisi[28]1–2, 5
ItalyGianluca Roda[13]3, 6–7
Japan Satoshi Hoshino[14]4, 8
ItalyRiccardo Pera[63]5
United KingdomGulf Racing UK[11]Porsche 911 RSRPorscheM97/80 4.0 L Flat-6M86United KingdomMichael Wainwright[64]All
United KingdomBen Barker[64]All
AustraliaAlex Davison[64]1–3
AustriaThomas Preining[14]4–8
United KingdomTF Sport[65]Aston Martin Vantage GTEAston MartinAM05 4.5 L V8M90Republic of IrelandCharlie Eastwood[65]All
TurkeySalih Yoluç[65]All
United KingdomEuan Hankey[65]1–2, 7–8
United KingdomJonathan Adam[13]3–6
United KingdomAston Martin Racing[57]Aston Martin Vantage GTEAston MartinAM05 4.5 L V8M98CanadaPaul Dalla Lana[57]All
PortugalPedro Lamy[57]All
AustriaMathias Lauda[57]All

Results and standings

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Race results

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The highest finishing competitor entered in the World Endurance Championship is listed below. Invitational entries may have finished ahead of WEC competitors in individual races.

Rnd.CircuitLMP1 winnersLMP2 winnersLMGTE Pro winnersLMGTE Am winnersReport
1Spa-FrancorchampsJapan No. 8Toyota Gazoo RacingChina No. 38Jackie Chan DC Racing[N 1]United States No. 66Ford Chip Ganassi Team UKUnited Kingdom No. 98Aston Martin RacingReport
SpainFernando Alonso
SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi
JapanKazuki Nakajima
ChinaHo-Pin Tung
FranceGabriel Aubry
MonacoStéphane Richelmi
United StatesBilly Johnson
GermanyStefan Mücke
FranceOlivier Pla
CanadaPaul Dalla Lana
PortugalPedro Lamy
AustriaMathias Lauda
2Le MansJapan No. 8Toyota Gazoo RacingFrance No. 36Signatech Alpine MatmutGermany No. 92Porsche GT TeamGermany No. 77Dempsey-Proton RacingReport
SpainFernando Alonso
SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi
JapanKazuki Nakajima
FranceNicolas Lapierre
BrazilAndré Negrão
FrancePierre Thiriet
DenmarkMichael Christensen
FranceKévin Estre
BelgiumLaurens Vanthoor
FranceJulien Andlauer
AustraliaMatt Campbell
GermanyChristian Ried
3SilverstoneSwitzerland No. 3Rebellion RacingChina No. 38Jackie Chan DC RacingItaly No. 51AF CorseGermany No. 77Dempsey-Proton RacingReport
SwitzerlandMathias Beche
FranceThomas Laurent
United StatesGustavo Menezes
ChinaHo-Pin Tung
FranceGabriel Aubry
MonacoStéphane Richelmi
United KingdomJames Calado
ItalyAlessandro Pier Guidi
FranceJulien Andlauer
AustraliaMatt Campbell
GermanyChristian Ried
4FujiJapan No. 7Toyota Gazoo RacingChina No. 37Jackie Chan DC RacingGermany No. 92Porsche GT TeamGermany No. 56Team Project 1Report
United KingdomMike Conway
JapanKamui Kobayashi
ArgentinaJosé María López
MalaysiaJazeman Jaafar
MalaysiaNabil Jeffri
MalaysiaWeiron Tan
DenmarkMichael Christensen
FranceKévin Estre
GermanyJörg Bergmeister
United StatesPatrick Lindsey
NorwayEgidio Perfetti
5ShanghaiJapan No. 7Toyota Gazoo RacingChina No. 38Jackie Chan DC RacingUnited Kingdom No. 95Aston Martin RacingGermany No. 77Dempsey-Proton RacingReport
United KingdomMike Conway
JapanKamui Kobayashi
ArgentinaJosé María López
ChinaHo-Pin Tung
FranceGabriel Aubry
MonacoStéphane Richelmi
DenmarkMarco Sørensen
DenmarkNicki Thiim
FranceJulien Andlauer
AustraliaMatt Campbell
GermanyChristian Ried
6SebringJapan No. 8Toyota Gazoo RacingChina No. 37Jackie Chan DC RacingGermany No. 91Porsche GT TeamGermany No. 77Dempsey-Proton RacingReport
SpainFernando Alonso
SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi
JapanKazuki Nakajima
DenmarkDavid Heinemeier Hansson
United KingdomJordan King
United KingdomWill Stevens
ItalyGianmaria Bruni
AustriaRichard Lietz
FranceJulien Andlauer
AustraliaMatt Campbell
GermanyChristian Ried
7Spa-FrancorchampsJapan No. 8Toyota Gazoo RacingUnited States No. 31DragonSpeedUnited Kingdom No. 97Aston Martin RacingGermany No. 77Dempsey-Proton RacingReport
SpainFernando Alonso
SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi
JapanKazuki Nakajima
United KingdomAnthony Davidson
MexicoRoberto González
VenezuelaPastor Maldonado
United KingdomAlex Lynn
BelgiumMaxime Martin
AustraliaMatt Campbell
ItalyRiccardo Pera
GermanyChristian Ried
8Le MansJapan No. 8Toyota Gazoo RacingFrance No. 36Signatech Alpine MatmutItaly No. 51AF CorseGermany No. 56Team Project 1Report
SpainFernando Alonso
SwitzerlandSébastien Buemi
JapanKazuki Nakajima
FranceNicolas Lapierre
BrazilAndré Negrão
FrancePierre Thiriet
United KingdomJames Calado
ItalyAlessandro Pier Guidi
BrazilDaniel Serra
GermanyJörg Bergmeister
United StatesPatrick Lindsey
NorwayEgidio Perfetti
Source:[67]
  1. ^The LMP2 class winner for Spa-Francorchamps was the No. 26G-Drive Racing invitational entry. As it was not a full-season WEC entrant, the points for the win were awarded to the No. 38 Jackie Chan DC Racing entry.[66]

Drivers' championships

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Four titles were offered to drivers, two with world championship status. The LMP World Endurance Drivers' Championship was reserved for LMP1 and LMP2 drivers while the GTE World Endurance Drivers' Championship was available for drivers in the LMGTE categories. FIA Endurance Trophies were awarded in LMP2 and in LMGTE Am.[68]

Entries were required to complete the timed race as well as to complete 70% of the overall winning car's race distance in order to earn championship points. A single bonus point was awarded to the team and all drivers of thepole position car for each category in qualifying. Furthermore, a race must complete two laps under green flag conditions in order for championship points to be awarded.[68]

Points systems
Event1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10thOtherPole
6 Hours2518151210864210.51
8 Hours322319151310853211
24 Hours382723181512963211
Source:[68]

World Endurance LMP Drivers' Championship

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Pos.DriverTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
1SpainFernando AlonsoJapanToyota Gazoo Racing11DSQ22111198
1SwitzerlandSébastien BuemiJapanToyota Gazoo Racing11DSQ22111198
1JapanKazuki NakajimaJapanToyota Gazoo Racing11DSQ22111198
2United KingdomMike ConwayJapanToyota Gazoo Racing22DSQ11262157
2JapanKamui KobayashiJapanToyota Gazoo Racing22DSQ11262157
2ArgentinaJosé María LópezJapanToyota Gazoo Racing22DSQ11262157
3FranceThomas LaurentSwitzerlandRebellion Racing331Ret5725114
3United StatesGustavo MenezesSwitzerlandRebellion Racing331Ret5725114
4RussiaMikhail AleshinRussiaSMP Racing5RetRet4333394
4RussiaVitaly PetrovRussiaSMP Racing5RetRet4333394
5SwitzerlandNeel JaniSwitzerlandRebellion RacingDSQ4234Ret5491
5GermanyAndré LottererSwitzerlandRebellion RacingDSQ42345491
6SwitzerlandMathias BecheSwitzerlandRebellion Racing331Ret5Ret73
7BrazilBruno SennaSwitzerlandRebellion RacingDSQ4WD34Ret5473
8FranceNicolas LapierreFranceSignatech Alpine Matmut7568958664
8FrancePierre ThirietFranceSignatech Alpine Matmut7568958664
8BrazilAndré NegrãoFranceSignatech Alpine Matmut7568958664
9FranceNathanaël BerthonUnited StatesDragonSpeed10751
SwitzerlandRebellion Racing725
10ChinaHo-Pin TungChinaJackie Chan DC Racing68477109751
10FranceGabriel AubryChinaJackie Chan DC Racing68477109751
10MonacoStéphane RichelmiChinaJackie Chan DC Racing68477109751
11BelgiumStoffel VandoorneRussiaSMP Racing3338
12MexicoRoberto GonzálezUnited StatesDragonSpeed107711867Ret36.5
12VenezuelaPastor MaldonadoUnited StatesDragonSpeed107711867Ret36.5
13MalaysiaJazeman JaafarChinaJackie Chan DC Racing86561035
13MalaysiaNabil JeffriChinaJackie Chan DC Racing86561035
13MalaysiaWeiron TanChinaJackie Chan DC Racing86561035
14RussiaEgor OrudzhevRussiaSMP RacingRetRet3RetRetNC4Ret27
14FranceStéphane SarrazinRussiaSMP RacingRetRet3RetRetNC4Ret27
15United KingdomJenson ButtonRussiaSMP RacingRetRet4327
16United KingdomAnthony DavidsonUnited StatesDragonSpeed711867Ret26.5
17United KingdomOliver WebbAustriaByKolles Racing Team4RetRet5Ret14Ret22.5
17FranceTom DillmannAustriaByKolles Racing Team4Ret5Ret14Ret22.5
18New ZealandBrendon HartleyRussiaSMP Racing319
19United KingdomJordan KingChinaJackie Chan DC Racing412Ret15.5
19DenmarkDavid Heinemeier HanssonChinaJackie Chan DC Racing412Ret15.5
19United KingdomWill StevensChinaJackie Chan DC Racing41215.5
20France Erwin CreedFranceLarbre Compétition111091012813914.5
20France Romano RicciFranceLarbre Compétition111091012813914.5
21NetherlandsGiedo van der GardeNetherlandsRacing Team Nederland129812119111014
21NetherlandsFrits van EerdNetherlandsRacing Team Nederland129812119111014
22AustriaDominik KraihamerAustriaByKolles Racing Team4Ret12
23RussiaSergey SirotkinRussiaSMP RacingNC4Ret12
24FranceFrançois PerrodoFranceTDS Racing9DSQ109NCNC10812
24FranceMatthieu VaxivièreFranceTDS Racing9DSQ109NCNC10812
25NetherlandsNyck de VriesNetherlandsRacing Team Nederland812119111010.5
Pos.DriverTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
Source:[67]
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold - Pole position

World Endurance GTE Drivers' Championship

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Pos.DriverTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
1DenmarkMichael ChristensenGermanyPorsche GT Team21313535155
1FranceKévin EstreGermanyPorsche GT Team21313535155
2United KingdomJames CaladoItalyAF Corse154145421136.5
2ItalyAlessandro Pier GuidiItalyAF Corse154145421136.5
3ItalyGianmaria BruniGermanyPorsche GT Team42DSQ52182131
3AustriaRichard LietzGermanyPorsche GT Team42DSQ52182131
4United KingdomHarry TincknellUnited StatesFord Chip Ganassi Team UKRet1223935390
4United KingdomAndy PriaulxUnited StatesFord Chip Ganassi Team UKRet1223935390
5GermanyStefan MückeUnited StatesFord Chip Ganassi Team UK136871810488
5FranceOlivier PlaUnited StatesFord Chip Ganassi Team UK136871810488
6BrazilDaniel SerraItalyAF Corse44171
7United StatesBilly JohnsonUnited StatesFord Chip Ganassi Team UK1318467
8United KingdomAlex LynnUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing613494811466
8BelgiumMaxime MartinUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing613494811466
9DenmarkNicki ThiimUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing75176197Ret65.5
9DenmarkMarco SørensenUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing75176197Ret65.5
10PortugalAntónio Félix da CostaGermanyBMW Team MTEK5RetRet21074661
11FranceFrédéric MakowieckiGermanyPorsche GT Team2255
12ItalyDavide RigonItalyAF Corse361610666Ret54.5
12United KingdomSam BirdItalyAF Corse361610666Ret54.5
13BelgiumLaurens VanthoorGermanyPorsche GT Team1553
14GermanyMartin TomczykGermanyBMW Team MTEK89578291553
14NetherlandsNicky CatsburgGermanyBMW Team MTEK89578291553
15United StatesJonathan BomaritoUnited StatesFord Chip Ganassi Team UK3342
16BrazilAugusto FarfusGermanyBMW Team MTEKRetRet74632
17United KingdomTom BlomqvistGermanyBMW Team MTEK521029
18United KingdomDarren TurnerUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing759Ret25
19United KingdomAlexander SimsGermanyBMW Team MTEKRet223
20SpainMiguel MolinaItalyAF Corse66Ret22
21United KingdomJonathan AdamUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing6131416
United KingdomTF Sport8131815
22GermanyJörg BergmeisterGermanyTeam Project 11811911121215716
22United StatesPatrick LindseyGermanyTeam Project 11811911121215716
22NorwayEgidio PerfettiGermanyTeam Project 11811911121215716
23FinlandJesse KrohnGermanyBMW Team MTEK612
24ItalyGiancarlo FisichellaSwitzerlandSpirit of Race17815161411131310.5
24ItalyFrancesco CastellacciSwitzerlandSpirit of Race17815161411131310.5
24SwitzerlandThomas FlohrSwitzerlandSpirit of Race17815161411131310.5
Pos.DriverTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
Source:[67]

World Endurance Trophy for LMP2 Drivers

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Pos.DriverTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
1FranceNicolas LapierreFranceSignatech Alpine Matmut21333221181
1FrancePierre ThirietFranceSignatech Alpine Matmut21333221181
1BrazilAndré NegrãoFranceSignatech Alpine Matmut21333221181
2ChinaHo-Pin TungChinaJackie Chan DC Racing14121632166
2FranceGabriel AubryChinaJackie Chan DC Racing14121632166
2MonacoStéphane RichelmiChinaJackie Chan DC Racing14121632166
3MexicoRoberto GonzálezUnited StatesDragonSpeed5346231Ret117
3VenezuelaPastor MaldonadoUnited StatesDragonSpeed5346231Ret117
4MalaysiaJazeman JaafarChinaJackie Chan DC Racing3221498
4MalaysiaNabil JeffriChinaJackie Chan DC Racing3221498
4MalaysiaWeiron TanChinaJackie Chan DC Racing3221498
5France Erwin CreedFranceLarbre Compétition6665647485
5France Romano RicciFranceLarbre Compétition6665647485
6NetherlandsGiedo van der GardeNetherlandsRacing Team Nederland7557555585
6NetherlandsFrits van EerdNetherlandsRacing Team Nederland7557555585
7United KingdomAnthony DavidsonUnited StatesDragonSpeed46231Ret83
8FranceFrançois PerrodoFranceTDS Racing4DSQ74RetNC4366
8FranceMatthieu VaxivièreFranceTDS Racing4DSQ74RetNC4366
9NetherlandsNyck de VriesNetherlandsRacing Team Nederland57555564
10FranceLoïc DuvalFranceTDS Racing4DSQ7RetNC342
11United KingdomJordan KingChinaJackie Chan DC Racing16Ret40
11DenmarkDavid Heinemeier HanssonChinaJackie Chan DC Racing16Ret40
11United KingdomWill StevensChinaJackie Chan DC Racing1640
12FranceNathanaël BerthonUnited StatesDragonSpeed5334
13United StatesNicholas BoulleFranceLarbre Compétition7424
14NetherlandsJan LammersNetherlandsRacing Team Nederland7521
15United StatesGunnar JeannetteFranceLarbre Compétition415
16FranceJean-Éric VergneFranceTDS Racing412
16FranceNorman NatoFranceTDS Racing412
17France Thomas DagoneauFranceLarbre Compétition612
18JapanKeiko IharaFranceLarbre Compétition510
19FranceJulien CanalFranceLarbre Compétition68
19Japan Yoshiharu MoriFranceLarbre Compétition68
19FranceEnzo GuibbertFranceLarbre Compétition68
Source:[67]

Endurance Trophy for LMGTE Am Drivers

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Pos.DriverTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
1GermanyJörg BergmeisterGermanyTeam Project 193312351151
1United StatesPatrick LindseyGermanyTeam Project 193312351151
1NorwayEgidio PerfettiGermanyTeam Project 193312351151
2AustraliaMatt CampbellGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing411DSQ1112110[N 1]
2GermanyChristian RiedGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing411DSQ1112110[N 1]
3TurkeySalih YoluçUnited KingdomTF Sport2Ret22862699
3Republic of IrelandCharlie EastwoodUnited KingdomTF Sport2Ret22862699
4SwitzerlandThomas FlohrSwitzerlandSpirit of Race8295424799
4ItalyFrancesco CastellacciSwitzerlandSpirit of Race8295424799
4ItalyGiancarlo FisichellaSwitzerlandSpirit of Race8295424799
5Republic of IrelandMatt GriffinSingaporeClearwater Racing34567DNS3395
6FranceJulien AndlauerGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing411DSQ11285[N 1]
7United KingdomMichael WainwrightUnited KingdomGulf Racing7664947479
7United KingdomBen BarkerUnited KingdomGulf Racing7664947479
8CanadaPaul Dalla LanaUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing1Ret43586Ret77
8AustriaMathias LaudaUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing1Ret43586Ret77
8PortugalPedro LamyUnited KingdomAston Martin Racing1Ret43586Ret77
9MonacoOlivier BerettaJapanMR Racing557Ret658571
9ItalyEddie Cheever IIIJapanMR Racing557Ret658571
9Japan Motoaki IshikawaJapanMR Racing557Ret658571
10Malaysia Weng Sun MokSingaporeClearwater Racing3456757
10JapanKeita SawaSingaporeClearwater Racing3456757
11AustriaThomas PreiningUnited KingdomGulf Racing4947453
12United KingdomJonathan AdamUnited KingdomTF Sport228650
13United KingdomEuan HankeyUnited KingdomTF Sport2Ret2649
14ItalyRiccardo PeraGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing3140
15ArgentinaLuis Pérez CompancSingaporeClearwater RacingDNS3338
15ItalyMatteo CressoniSingaporeClearwater RacingDNS3338
16ItalyMatteo CairoliGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing6Ret8DSQ379Ret26[N 1]
17AustraliaAlex DavisonUnited KingdomGulf Racing76626
18United Arab EmiratesKhaled Al QubaisiGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing6Ret315[N 1]
19ItalyGiorgio RodaGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing6Ret8DSQ79Ret11[N 1]
20ItalyGianluca RodaGermanyDempsey-Proton Racing87910[N 1]
21Japan Satoshi HoshinoGermanyDempsey-Proton RacingDSQRet1[N 1]
Source:[67]
  1. ^abcdefghFollowing the 6 Hours of Fuji, Dempsey-Proton Racing was penalized for exceeding the minimum refueling time during pit stops. Upon further investigation, the FIA data loggers for the team's cars were found to have been altered to manipulate the refueling times for the cars for at least two races. The team failed to disclose their consultant who tampered with the loggers, therefore the FIA nullified all points earned by the team prior to the Shanghai round.[69]

Manufacturers' and teams' championships

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A world championship for LMGTE manufacturers was awarded, while the former title for manufacturers in LMP1 was replaced by a world championship for LMP1 teams.[68][70] FIA Endurance Trophies were awarded for LMP2 and LMGTE Am teams,[68] while the former trophy for LMGTE Pro teams had been eliminated for 2018.[71]

World Endurance LMP1 Championship

[edit]

Points were awarded only for the highest finishing competitor from each team.[68]

Pos.TeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
1JapanToyota Gazoo Racing11DSQ11111216
2SwitzerlandRebellion Racing33134724134
3RussiaSMP Racing5Ret343333109
4AustriaByKolles Racing Team4RetRet5Ret34Ret22.5
5United StatesDragonSpeedDNSRet25Ret6RetRet8.5
6ChinaCEFC TRSM RacingWD411
Source:[67]

World Endurance GTE Manufacturers' Championship

[edit]

The two highest finishing competitors from each manufacturer were awarded points.[68]

Pos.ManufacturerSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
1GermanyPorsche21312132288
429[N 1]53585
2ItalyFerrari34145421194
11611106669
3United StatesFord13237353178
Ret1268918104
4United KingdomAston Martin654618112136
7138949714
5GermanyBMW59528246114
8RetRet7107915
Source:[67]
  1. ^Following the 6 Hours of Fuji, Dempsey-Proton Racing was penalized for exceeding the minimum refueling time during pit stops. Upon further investigation, the FIA data loggers for the team's cars were found to have been altered to manipulate the refueling times for the cars for at least two races. The team failed to disclose their consultant who tampered with the loggers, therefore the FIA nullified all points earned by the team prior to the Shanghai round. This included some of Porsche's Manufacturers' Championship points for Silverstone being cancelled. The points were redistributed to the next best team.[69]

Endurance Trophy for LMP2 Teams

[edit]
Pos.CarTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
136FranceSignatech Alpine Matmut21333221181
238ChinaJackie Chan DC Racing14121632166
337ChinaJackie Chan DC Racing3221416Ret138
431United StatesDragonSpeed5346231Ret117
550FranceLarbre Compétition6665647485
629NetherlandsRacing Team Nederland7557555585
728FranceTDS Racing4DSQ74RetNC4366
Source:[67]

Endurance Trophy for LMGTE Am Teams

[edit]
Pos.CarTeamSPA
Belgium
LMS
France
SIL
United Kingdom
FUJ
Japan
SHA
China
SEB
United States
SPA
Belgium
LMS
France
Total
points
156GermanyTeam Project 193312351151
277GermanyDempsey-Proton Racing411DSQ1112110[N 1]
390United KingdomTF Sport2Ret22862699
454SwitzerlandSpirit of Race8295424799
561SingaporeClearwater Racing34567DNS3395
686United KingdomGulf Racing7664947479
798United KingdomAston Martin Racing1Ret43586Ret77
870JapanMR Racing557Ret658571
988GermanyDempsey-Proton Racing6Ret8DSQ379Ret26[N 1]
Source:[67]
  1. ^abFollowing the 6 Hours of Fuji, Dempsey-Proton Racing was penalized for exceeding the minimum refueling time during pit stops. Upon further investigation, the FIA data loggers for the team's cars were found to have been altered to manipulate the refueling times for the cars for at least two races. The team failed to disclose their consultant who tampered with the loggers, therefore the FIA nullified all points earned by the team prior to the Shanghai round.[69]

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