1978 World Sportscar Championship Season - Round Results

Round Results

Rnd Circuit Over 2.0 Winning Team Under 2.0 Winning Team Results
Over 2.0 Winning Drivers Under 2.0 Winning Drivers
Over 2.0 Winning Car Under 2.0 Winning Car
1 Daytona #99 Brumos Porsche None Results
Peter Gregg
Rolf Stommelen
Toine Hezemans
None
Porsche 935-77A None
2 Mugello #12 Gelo Racing Team #31 Faltz Preparation Results
Hans Heyer
Toine Hezemans
John Fitzpatrick
Dieter Quester
Derek Bell
Porsche 935-77A BMW 320i
3 Dijon #2 Porsche Kremer Racing #21 BMW Italia-Osella Results
Bob Wollek
Henri Pescarolo
Giorgio Francia
Eddie Cheever
Porsche 935-77A BMW 320i
4 Silverstone #1 Martini Racing #53 BMW Belgium Results
Jochen Mass
Jacky Ickx
Harald Grohs
Eddy Joosen
Porsche 935-78 BMW 320i
5 Nürburgring #3 Gelo Racing Team #34 BMW Motorsport GmbH Results
Hans Heyer
Klaus Ludwig
Toine Hezemans
Hans-Joachim Stuck
Markus Höttinger
Porsche 935-77A BMW 320i
6 Misano #7 Porsche Kremer Racing #2 BMW Belgium Results
Bob Wollek
Henri Pescarolo
Harald Grohs
Patrick Nève
Porsche 935-77A BMW 320i
7 Watkins Glen #30 Gelo Racing Team #10 BMW Faltz Results
Peter Gregg
Toine Hezemans
John Fitzpatrick
Hans-Joachim Stuck
Dieter Quester
Porsche 935-77A BMW 320i
8 Vallelunga #3 Porsche Kremer Racing #34 BMW Schweiz Results
Bob Wollek
Henri Pescarolo
Marc Surer
Freddy Kottulinsky
Porsche 935-77A BMW 320i

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