Race Calendar and Results
Round | Circuit | Date | Winning driver | Winning team |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 2 |
Oschersleben | 13 May | Franz Engstler Franz Engstler |
Engstler Motorsport Engstler Motorsport |
3 | Nürburgring | 9 June | Franz Engstler | Engstler Motorsport |
4 5 |
Oschersleben | 8 July | Franz Engstler Vladimir Labazov |
Engstler Motorsport Avtodom Racing-BMW Russland |
6 7 |
TT Circuit Assen | 22 July | Franz Engstler Franz Engstler |
Engstler Motorsport Engstler Motorsport |
8 9 |
EuroSpeedway | 5 August | Franz Engstler Franz Engstler |
Engstler Motorsport Engstler Motorsport |
10 11 |
Nürburgring | 26 August | Franz Engstler María de Villota |
Engstler Motorsport Maurer Motorsport |
12 13 |
Sachsenring | 16 September | Franz Engstler Franz Engstler |
Engstler Motorsport Engstler Motorsport |
14 15 |
Oschersleben | 30 September | Franz Engstler Vladimir Labazov |
Engstler Motorsport Avtodom Racing-BMW Russland |
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