Season Results
| Rnd | Circuit | GT Winning Team | N-GT Winning Team | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT Winning Drivers | N-GT Winning Drivers | |||
| 1 | Monza | #1 Lister Storm Racing | #69 Autorlando Sport | Results |
| Jamie Campbell-Walter Tom Coronel |
Johnny Cecotto Philipp Peter |
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| 2 | Brno | #7 Larbre Compétition | #77 RWS Motorsport | Results |
| Christophe Bouchut Jean-Philippe Belloc |
Luca Riccitelli Dieter Quester |
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| 3 | Magny-Cours | #1 Lister Storm Racing | #62 JMB Competition | Results |
| Jamie Campbell-Walter Tom Coronel |
Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
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| 4 | Silverstone | #7 Larbre Compétition | #62 JMB Competition | Results |
| Christophe Bouchut Jean-Philippe Belloc |
Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
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| 5 | Zolder | #7 Larbre Compétition | #54 ART Engineering | Results |
| Christophe Bouchut Jean-Philippe Belloc |
Luigi Moccia Fabio Babini |
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| 6 | Hungaroring | #3 Team Carsport Holland | #62 JMB Competition | Results |
| Mike Hezemans Jeroen Bleekemolen |
Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
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| 7 | Spa | #7 Larbre Compétition | #77 RWS Motorsport | Results |
| Christophe Bouchut Jean-Philippe Belloc Marc Duez |
Luca Riccitelli Dieter Quester Antonio García Norman Simon |
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| 8 | A1-Ring | #15 Prodrive All-Stars | #62 JMB Competition | Results |
| Peter Kox Rickard Rydell |
Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
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| 9 | Nürburgring | #1 Lister Storm Racing | #69 Autorlando Sport | Results |
| Jamie Campbell-Walter Mike Jordan |
Philipp Peter Marco Werner |
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| 10 | Jarama | #15 Prodrive All-Stars | #62 JMB Competition | Results |
| Rickard Rydell Alain Menu |
Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
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| 11 | Estoril | #3 Team Carsport Holland | #55 Perspective Racing | Results |
| Mike Hezemans Jeroen Bleekemolen |
Thierry Perrier Michel Neugarten |
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