2006 Le Mans Series Season - Season Results

Season Results

Overall winner in bold.

Rnd Circuit LMP1 Winning Team LMP2 Winning Team GT1 Winning Team GT2 Winning Team Results
LMP1 Winning Drivers LMP2 Winning Drivers GT1 Winning Drivers GT2 Winning Drivers
1 Istanbul #17 Pescarolo Sport #32 Barazi-Epsilon #50 Aston Martin Larbre #97 GPC Sport Results
Emmanuel Collard
Jean-Christophe Boullion
Michael Vergers
Juan Barazi
Jean-Philippe Belloc
Pedro Lamy
Gabriele Gardel
Vincent Vosse
Luca Drudi
Gabrio Rosa
Fabrizio de Simone
2 Spa #17 Pescarolo Sport #39 Chamberlain-Synergy #55 Team Oreca #76 Autorlando Sport Results
Emmanuel Collard
Jean-Christophe Boullion
Miguel Amaral
Miguel Angel del Castro
Angel Burgueño
Stéphane Ortelli
Soheil Ayari
Marc Lieb
Joël Camathias
3 Nürburgring #17 Pescarolo Sport #40 ASM Team #50 Aston Martin Larbre #83 GPC Sport Results
Emmanuel Collard
Jean-Christophe Boullion
Eric Helary
Miguel Amaral
Miguel Angel de Castro
Angel Burgueño
Pedro Lamy
Gabriele Gardel
Vincent Vosse
Stefano Zonca
Andrea Belicchi
Marco Cioci
4 Donington #17 Pescarolo Sport #25 RML #63 Team Modena #81 Team LNT Results
Emmanuel Collard
Jean-Christophe Boullion
Didier André
Thomas Erdos
Mike Newton
Antonio García
Peter Hardman
Warren Hughes
Robert Bell
5 Jarama #17 Pescarolo Sport #40 ASM Team #55 Team Oreca #81 Team LNT Results
Emmanuel Collard
Jean-Christophe Boullion
Didier André
Miguel Amaral
Miguel Angel Castro
Angel Burgueño
Stéphane Ortelli
Soheil Ayari
Robert Bell
Warren Hughes

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