1996 BPR Global GT Series Season - Season Results

Season Results

Rnd Circuit GT1 Winning Team GT2 Winning Team Results
GT1 Winning Drivers GT2 Winning Drivers
1 Paul Ricard #2 Gulf Racing GTC #56 Roock Racing Results
Ray Bellm
James Weaver
Bruno Eichmann
Ralf Kelleners
Gerd Ruch
2 Monza #1 West Racing #56 Roock Racing Results
Thomas Bscher
John Nielsen
Bruno Eichmann
Ralf Kelleners
Gerd Ruch
3 Jarama #2 Gulf Racing GTC #83 Marcos Racing Intl. Results
Ray Bellm
James Weaver
Cor Euser
Thomas Erdos
4 Silverstone #3 Harrods Mach One Racing #83 Marcos Racing Intl. Results
Andy Wallace
Olivier Grouillard
Cor Euser
Thomas Erdos
5 Nürburgring #1 West Racing #56 Roock Racing Results
Thomas Bscher
Peter Kox
Bruno Eichmann
Gerd Ruch
Michel Neugarten
6 Anderstorp #27 Ennea SRL Igol #56 Roock Racing Results
Anders Olofsson
Luciano della Noce
Bruno Eichmann
Gerd Ruch
Michel Neugarten
7 Suzuka #2 Gulf Racing GTC #56 Roock Racing Results
Ray Bellm
James Weaver
JJ Lehto
Bruno Eichmann
Ralf Kelleners
Gerd Ruch
8 Brands Hatch #35 Porsche AG #88 Konrad Motorsport Results
Hans-Joachim Stuck
Thierry Boutsen
Franz Konrad
Bob Wollek
Stéphane Ortelli
9 Spa-Francorchamps #35 Porsche AG #56 Roock Racing Results
Hans-Joachim Stuck
Thierry Boutsen
Bruno Eichmann
Ralf Kelleners
Gerd Ruch
10 Nogaro #2 Gulf Racing GTC #88 Konrad Motorsport Results
Ray Bellm
James Weaver
Franz Konrad
Bob Wollek
11 Zhuhai #36 Porsche AG #83 Marcos Racing Intl. Results
Ralf Kelleners
Emmanuel Collard
Cor Euser
Hans Tepas
Chandra Alim

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