2001 FIA GT Championship Season - Season Results

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

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