Created in 1997, the GT Championship Series features two-door Grand Touring sports cars manufactured for the road, and modified for the track. Among others, manufacturers include Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maserati. Races are held on street / road courses in top locations around the world, can range from 2-24 hours in length, and can incorporate two or three driver changes. The GT Championship races two classes of vehicles across Europe, and is a fan-friendly series with an open-paddock policy. The 2009 season will see a new venue added to the schedule: the Algarve International Raceway in Portugal.

Series:	GT Championship
Category:	Sports Car
Course Type:	Road
Approximate Race Length:	2-24 hours
Top Speed:	Varies by manufacturer
Fuel:	Eurosuper 98
0-60 mph:	Varies by manufacturer
0-100 mph:	Varies by manufacturer
Horsepower:	Varies by manufacturer
Traction Control:	Allowed (operating through the engine control unit (ECU) only)
Engine:	Varies by manufacturer; turbos and superchargers allowed
Gearbox:	Original to manufacturer; 6 forward max
Tires:	Michelin, Pirelli
Wheelbase:	Original to manufacturer
Chassis:	Original to manufacturer
Brakes:	Original to manufacturer
Suspension:	Original to manufacturer
Min. Weights:	Varies by manufacturer
Max Height:	Varies by manufacturer
Max Width:	Varies by manufacturer
Geographic Scope:	International
Driver Change:	Yes
Annual Cost Per Car:	Know the answer? Let us know!
Vehicle Manufacturers:	Aston Martin, Chevrolet, Ferrari, Gillet, Lamborghini, Maserati, Nissan, Panoz, Porsche, Saleen

Scheduled Races