2006 Super GT Season - Season Results

Season Results

Overall winner in bold

Round Circuit GT500 Winning Team GT300 Winning Team
GT500 Winning Drivers GT300 Winning Drivers
1 Suzuka #36 Open Interface TOM'S SC430 #88 Aktio Murcie RG-1
André Lotterer
Juichi Wakisaka
Marco Apicella
Yasutaka Hinoi
2 Okayama #18 Takata Dome NSX #27 direxiv Advan 320R
Ryo Michigami
Takashi Kogure
Shogo Mitsuyama
Nobuteru Taniguchi
3 Mt. Fuji #35 Bandai Direzza SC430 #62 Willcom Advan Vemac 408R
Naoki Hattori
Peter Dumbreck
Shinsuke Shibahara
Hiroyuki Yagi
4 Kuala Lumpur #8 Honda Racing ARTA NSX #7 Amemiya AsparaDrink RX-7
Daisuke Ito
Ralph Firman
Tetsuya Yamano
Hiroyuki Iiri
5 Sportsland SUGO #38 Zent Cerumo SC430 #46 Kiccho Houzan Direzza Z
Yuji Tachikawa
Toranosuke Takagi
Kota Sasaki
Taku Banba
6 Suzuka
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#12 Calsonic Impul Z #52 Proμ Taiyo Oil Kumho Celica
Benoit Treluyer
Kazuki Hoshino
Jérémie Dufour
Hironori Takeuchi
Koki Saga
Keita Sawa
7 Motegi #100 Raybrig NSX #11 Jim Center Ferrari Dunlop (360)
Sébastien Philippe
Shinya Hosokawa
Tetsuya Tanaka
Takayuki Aoki
8 Autopolis #23 Xanavi NISMO Z #2 Privée KENZO Asset Shiden
Satoshi Motoyama
Tsugio Matsuda
Kazuho Takahashi
Hiroki Katoh
9 Mt. Fuji #32 Epson Nakajima Racing NSX #101 Toy Story Racing apr MR-S
Loïc Duval
Hideki Mutoh
Morio Nitta
Shinichi Takagi

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