Italian GT Championship - Champions

Champions

Season Overall
1992 Rory Parasitili
1993 Marco Brand
1994 Vittorio Colombo
1995 Renato Mastropietro
1996 Antonio de Castro
Season GT1 GT2 GT3 GT4
1997 Gianni Giudici Alex Dazzan Antonio de Castro Nanni Corongi
1998 Luca Cattaneo
1999 Massimo Pasini Mario Spagnoli Aspero Lapilli
2000 Massimo Pasini Alex Dazzan "Romoletto" Sergio Bertoni
2001 Massimo Pasini Mario Spagnoli "Romoletto" Saturno Bandiera
2002 Denny Zardo Antonio de Castro Roberto Ragazzi Roberto Farnetti
Season GT N-GT GT 2
2003 Piergiuseppe Perazzini Andrea Chiesa Massimo Piacentini
Roberto Sperati
2004 Piergiuseppe Perazzini
Gabriele Matteuzzi
Andrea Chiesa
Loris Kessel
Mario Sala
Giovanni Sada
Season GT1 GT2
2005 Matteo Malucelli
Miguel Ramos
Toni Vilander
Alessandro Pier Guidi
2006 Toni Vilander
Giambattista Giannoccaro
Alex Caffi
Denny Zardo
Season GT2 GT3 GT Cup GT4
2007 Stefano Livio
Lorenzo Casè
Giacomo Piccini
Giovanni Berton
Marco Coldani (GT3B)
Angelo Proietti
2008 Max Busnelli
Gabriele Lancieri
Giacomo Piccini
Matteo Grassotto
Mario Sala
Giovanni Sada
"Yah Man"
2009 Francisco Cruz Martins Stefano Livio
Lorenzo Bontempelli
Aldo Cerruti
Mario Ferraris
2010 Andrea Montermini
Emanuele Moncini
Gianluca Roda Marco Mapelli
Fabio Mancini
Agostino Alberghino
Sergio Orsero
2011 Victor Coggiola
Giovanni Coggiola
Marco Bonanomi Giorgio Sanna
Davide Stancheris
Tiziano Cappelletti
Season GT2 GT3 GT Cup (1st Division) GT Cup (2nd Division)
2012 Victor Coggiola
Giovanni Coggiola
Thomas Biagi
Stefano Colombo
Niccolò Granzotto
Alessandro Cicognani
Vincenzo Donativi

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