Season Results
| Rnd | Circuit | GT1 Winning Team | GT2 Winning Team | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT1 Winning Drivers | GT2 Winning Drivers | |||
| 1 | Zhuhai | #7 All-Inkl.com Racing | #50 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Christophe Bouchut Stefan Mücke |
Dirk Müller Toni Vilander |
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| 2 | Silverstone | #1 Vitaphone Racing Team | #50 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Mika Salo Thomas Biagi |
Dirk Müller Toni Vilander |
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| 3 | Bucharest | #11 Scuderia Playteam Sarafree | #50 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Andrea Bertolini Andrea Piccini |
Dirk Müller Toni Vilander |
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| 4 | Monza | #33 Jetalliance Racing | #51 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Karl Wendlinger Ryan Sharp |
Gianmaria Bruni Stéphane Ortelli |
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| 5 | Oschersleben | #1 Vitaphone Racing Team | #51 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Michael Bartels Thomas Biagi |
Gianmaria Bruni Stéphane Ortelli |
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| 6 | Spa-Francorchamps | #5 Carsport Holland | #97 BMS Scuderia Italia | Results |
| Mike Hezemans Jean-Denis Délétraz Marcel Fässler Fabrizio Gollin |
Emmanuel Collard Matteo Malucelli Marc Lieb |
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| 7 | Adria | #33 Jetalliance Racing | #50 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Karl Wendlinger Ryan Sharp |
Dirk Müller Toni Vilander |
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| 8 | Brno | #2 Vitaphone Racing Team | #50 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Christian Montanari Miguel Ramos |
Dirk Müller Toni Vilander |
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| 9 | Nogaro | #5 Carsport Holland | #51 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Mike Hezemans Jean-Denis Délétraz |
Stéphane Ortelli Gianmaria Bruni |
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| 10 | Zolder | #33 Jetalliance Racing | #50 Motorola AF Corse | Results |
| Karl Wendlinger Ryan Sharp |
Dirk Müller Toni Vilander |
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