GT World Challenge Europe Sprint
2008 Final standings
@>GT1 Drivers' Championship: Pos Driver Points --- ---------------------------- -------- 1. Andrea Bertolini 70 2. Fabrizio Gollin 66 3. Miguel Ramos 52 4.
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@>GT1 Drivers' Championship:
Pos Driver Points
--- ---------------------------- --------
1. Andrea Bertolini 70
2. Fabrizio Gollin 66
3. Miguel Ramos 52
4. Marcel Fassler 48
5. Jean-Denis Deletraz 45
6. Karl Wendlinger 44
7. Philipp Peter 40
8. Christophe Bouchut 32
9. Stephane Sarrazin 20
10. Anthony Kumpen 18
11. Lukas Lichtner-Hoyer 17
12. Alessandro Pier Guigi 16
13. Darren Turner 12
14. Greg Franchi 10
15. Roman Rusinov 9
16. Jan Lammers 8
17. Stephane Daoudi 7
18. Esteban Tuero 7
19. Jose Maria Lopez 6
20. Ricardo Risatti 3
21. Frederic Bouvy 1
22. Matteo Bobbi 1
@>GT1 Teams' Championship:
Pos Team Points
--- ---------------------------- --------
1. Vitaphone Racing Team 122
2. Phoenix Carsport Racing 107
3. Jetalliance Racing 59
4. Gigawave Motorsport 40
5. Selleslagh Racing Team 32
6. Larbre Competition 10
7. IPB Spartak Racing 9
8. PekaRacing nv 8
9. ACA Argentina 7
10. SRT 6
11. Team Vitasystems 1
@>GT2 Drivers' Championship:
Pos Driver Points
--- ---------------------------- --------
1. Toni Vilander 93
2. Matteo Malucelli 60
3. Richard Westbrook 51
4. Christian Montanari 45
5. Emmanuel Collard 41
6. Andrew Kirkaldy 37
7. Joel Camathias 35
8. Davide Rigon 33
9. Tim Mullen 27
10. Matias Russo 25
11. Luis Perez Companc 24
12. Jamie Davies 23
13. Marc Lieb 21
14. Henri Moser 19
15. Markus Palttala 18
16. Andrea Piccini 15
17. Chris Niarchos 15
18. Fabrizio Del Monte 13
19. Mikael Forsten 12
20. Alex Davison 10
21. Jiri Janak 8
22. Gordon Shedden 7
23. Gilles Vannelet 6
24. Maurizio Mediani 5
25. Patrick Long 4
26. Ferdinando Monfardini 3
27. Tim Sugden 2
28. Geoffroy Horion 1
29. Nicola Cadei 1
@>GT2 Teams' Championship:
Pos Team Points
--- ---------------------------- --------
1. AF Corse 138
2. BMS Scuderia Italia 76
3. Prospeed Competition 69
4. CR Scuderia 61
5. Scuderia Ecosse 26
6. Kessel Racing 19
7. Advanced Engineering Pecom R 14
8. Advanced Engineering 10
9. K plus K Motorsport 8
10. IMSA Performance Matmut 4
11. Trackspeed Racing 1
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