Wayne Gardner - Car Racing Results

Car Racing Results

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Year Title/ Event Position Car Entrant
1993 Australian Touring Car Championship 14th Holden VP Commodore Holden Racing Team
1994 Australian Touring Car Championship 12th Holden VP Commodore Wayne Gardner Racing
1995 Australian Touring Car Championship 9th Holden VR Commodore Wayne Gardner Racing
1996 Australian Touring Car Championship 7th Holden VR Commodore Wayne Gardner Racing
1997 Australian Touring Car Championship 9th Holden VS Commodore Wayne Gardner Racing
1997 All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship: GT500 20th Toyota Supra
1998 All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship: GT500 17th Toyota Supra
1999 All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship: GT500 12th Toyota Supra
1999 Shell Championship Series 40th Holden VT Commodore Wayne Gardner Racing
2000 All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship: GT500 9th Toyota Supra
2001 All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship: GT500 6th Toyota Supra
2001 Shell Championship Series 53rd Ford AU Falcon Larkham Motor Sport
2001 All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship: GT500 7th Toyota Supra
2002 V8 Supercar Championship Series 49th Ford AU Falcon Stone Brothers Racing

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