Season Results
| Rnd | Circuit | GT1 Winning Team | GT2 Winning Team | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT1 Winning Drivers | GT2 Winning Drivers | |||
| 1 | Monza | #11 Larbre Compétition | #66 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Pedro Lamy Gabriele Gardel |
Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller |
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| 2 | Magny-Cours | #15 JMB Racing | #88 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Andrea Bertolini Karl Wendlinger |
Tim Sugden Emmanuel Collard |
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| 3 | Silverstone | #29 Aston Martin Racing | #66 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Pedro Lamy Peter Kox |
Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller |
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| 4 | Imola | #6 GLPK-Carsport | #88 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Bert Longin Anthony Kumpen Mike Hezemans |
Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller |
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| 5 | Brno | #11 Larbre Compétition | #66 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Pedro Lamy Gabriele Gardel |
Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller |
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| 6 | Spa | #9 Vitaphone Racing Team | #66 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Timo Scheider Michael Bartels Eric van de Poele |
Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller Lucas Luhr |
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| 7 | Oschersleben | #10 Vitaphone Racing Team | #88 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Thomas Biagi Fabio Babini |
Tim Sugden Emmanuel Collard |
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| 8 | Istanbul | #9 Vitaphone Racing Team | #88 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Timo Scheider Michael Bartels |
Tim Sugden Emmanuel Collard |
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| 9 | Zhuhai | #6 GLPK-Carsport | #66 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Bert Longin Anthony Kumpen Mike Hezemans |
Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller |
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| 10 | Dubai | #11 Larbre Compétition | #88 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Pedro Lamy Gabriele Gardel |
Tim Sugden Emmanuel Collard |
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| 11 | Bahrain | #17 Russian Age Racing | #66 Gruppe M Racing | Results |
| Christophe Bouchut Antonio García |
Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller |
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