Teams and Drivers
S = Synsam Cup (Privateer Cup)
| Driver | Car | Team | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carl Rosenblad | Nissan Primera | Crawford Nissan Racing | |
| Tomas Nyström | Nissan Primera | Crawford Nissan Racing | |
| Roberto Colciago | Audi A4 Quattro | Kristoffersson Motorsport | |
| Tommy Kristoffersson | Audi A4 Quattro | Kristoffersson Motorsport | |
| Thed Björk | Audi A4 Quattro Alfa Romeo 156 |
Kristoffersson Motorsport Euroracing |
|
| Jan Nilsson | Volvo S40 | Flash Engineering | |
| Jens Edman | Volvo S40 | Flash Engineering | |
| Rickard Rydell | Volvo S40 | Flash Engineering | |
| Hubert Bergh | Honda Accord | Svenska Honda Bilimport AB | |
| Pontus Mörth | Opel Vectra | Opel Team Sweden | |
| Mattias Andersson | Vauxhall Vectra | Öhman Fondkommision / Picko Troberg Racing | |
| Nicklas Lovén | Vauxhall Vectra | Öhman Fondkommision / Picko Troberg Racing | |
| Nicklas Karlsson | Alfa Romeo 156 | NK Motorsport Sweden | |
| Marcus Gustavsson | Alfa Romeo 156 | Euroracing | |
| Kari Mäkinen | Alfa Romeo 156 | Euroracing | |
| Peter Sundfeldt | Alfa Romeo 156 | Nika Racing | |
| Jan Lindblom | Volvo S40 | Agrol Swecon WorldCom Racing | |
| Jimmy Bohlin | Ford Mondeo | Bohlin Racing | |
| Lennart Bohlin | Ford Mondeo | Bohlin Racing | |
| Djon Clausen | Alfa Romeo 155 | Euroracing | S |
| Magnus Krokström | Audi A4 Quattro | Krokström Motorsport | S |
| Anders Hammer | Audi A4 Quattro | Toshiba Racing | S |
| Lennart Pehrson | Audi A4 Quattro | Podium Racing | S |
| Tobias Johansson | Audi A4 Quattro | Brovallen Motorsport | S |
| Peter Hallén | BMW 320i | Brovallen Motorsport | S |
| Tomas Engström | Chrysler Stratus | DC Motorsport | S |
| Fredrik Sundberg | Volvo S40 | Sundberg Motorsport | S |
| Andreas Boström | Volvo S40 | BRS Motorsport | S |
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