2016 Italian GT Championship

Last updated May 03, 2024

The 2016 Italian GT Championship was the 25th season of the Italian GT Championship, the grand tourer-style sports car racing founded by the Italian automobile club (Automobile Club d'Italia). The season started on 30 April 2016 at Monza and ended on 16 October 2016 at Mugello after seven double-header meetings.

Teams and drivers

SuperGT3

Team	Car	No.	Driver	Rounds
Solaris Motorsport	Aston Martin Vantage GT3	7	Massimiliano Mugelli^[1]	All
Solaris Motorsport	Aston Martin Vantage GT3	7	Francesco Sini^[1]	All
Audi Sport Italia	Audi R8 LMS	8	Marco Mapelli ^[1]	All
			Filipe Albuquerque ^[1]	1–6
			Laurens Vanthoor ^[2]	7
Antonelli Motorsport	Lamborghini Huracán GT3	9	Alberto di Folco^[2]	7
		9	Adrian Zaugg ^[2]	7
		25	Riccardo Agostini ^[1]	1–6
		25	Alberto Di Folco^[1]	1–6
Easy Race	Ferrari 488 GT3	10	Jaime Melo ^[2]	7
		10	Niccolò Schirò ^[2]	7
		11	Ferdinando Geri^[1]	1–6
			Daniel Mancinelli ^[1]	1–3, 6
			Andrea Montermini ^[3]	4
			Niccolò Schirò ^[4]	5
		38	Daniel Mancinelli ^[3]	4
		38	Gregory Romanelli^[3]	4
Ombra Srl	Lamborghini Huracán GT3	12	Alex Frassineti^[1]	All
Ombra Srl	Lamborghini Huracán GT3	12	Stefano Gattuso ^[1]	All
BMW Team Italia	BMW M6 GT3	15	Alberto Cerqui ^[1]	All
		15	Stefano Comandini^[1]	All
		50	Alex Zanardi ^[2]	7
Imperiale Racing	Lamborghini Huracán GT3	16	Mirko Bortolotti ^[1]	All
		16	Jeroen Mul^[1]	All
		32	Giovanni Venturini ^[1]	All
			Stefano Pezzucchi^[1]	1–6
			Patrick Kujala ^[2]	7
Drive Technology Italia Srl	Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3	23	Francesca Linossi^[1]	1–6
			Lorenzo Bontempelli^[1]	1–4
			Sean Walkinshaw^[4]	5–6
Ebimotors	Lamborghini Huracán GT3	24	Emanuele Busnelli	4
Ebimotors	Lamborghini Huracán GT3	24	Fabio Babini	4
Black Bull Swiss Racing	Ferrari 488 GT3	46	Stefano Gai^[1]	All
Black Bull Swiss Racing	Ferrari 488 GT3	46	Mirko Venturi^[1]	All

GT3

Team	Car	No.	Driver	Rounds
Krypton Motorsport	Porsche 911 GT3 R	53	Luca Pastorelli^[1]	1–6
			Nicola Pastorelli^[1]	1–6
			Mauro Deodati^[2]	7
			Emanuele Romani^[2]	7
Audi Sport Italia	Audi R8 LMS	58	Matías Russo ^[5]	2–7
Audi Sport Italia	Audi R8 LMS	58	Emanuele Zonzini ^[5]	2–7
Malucelli Motorsport	Ferrari 458 Italia GT3	60	Marco Galassi^[1]	1–5, 7
Malucelli Motorsport	Ferrari 458 Italia GT3	60	Simone Tempesta^[3]	3–5
Cars Engineering	Lamborghini Gallardo GT3	61	Ferdinando Monfardini ^[1]	1–3
Cars Engineering	Lamborghini Gallardo GT3	61	Ronnie Valori^[1]	1–3
Imperiale Racing	Lamborghini Gallardo GT3	63	Vito Postiglione ^[5]	2–7
			Andrea Gagliardini^[5]	2–6
			Giacomo Barri^[2]	7
Easy Race	Ferrari 458 Italia GT3	69	Francesco La Mazza^[2]	7
Easy Race	Ferrari 458 Italia GT3	69	Daniel Mancinelli ^[2]	7
Scuderia Baldini 27 Network	Ferrari 458 Italia GT3	72	Eddie Cheever III ^[1]	All
		72	Federico Leo ^[1]	All
		91	Lorenzo Casè^[6]	6–7
			Simone Tempesta^[6]	6
			Lorenzo Bontempelli^[2]	7
Ebimotors	Porsche 911 GT3 R	88	Alessandro Baccani^[1]	All
Ebimotors	Porsche 911 GT3 R	88	Paolo Venerosi^[1]	All

SuperGTCup

Team	Car	No.	Driver	Rounds
Antonelli Motorsport	Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo	102	Simone Sartori^[1]	1–4, 7
			Omar Galbiati^[1]	1–3
			Kikko Galbiati^[6]	4
			Manuel Deodati^[2]	7
		103	Massimo Mantovani^[1]	All
			Lorenzo Casè^[1]	1
			Pierluigi Alessandri^[5]	2–3, 6–7
			Pietro Negra^[3]	4
			Lorenzo Veglia ^[4]	5
		104	Matteo Desideri^[1]	All
			Takashi Kasai^[1]	1, 3–7
			Pietro Negra^[5]	2
		109	Marco Magli^[1]	1–3
			Mikhail Spiridonov^[1]	1
			Lorenzo Casè^[5]	2
			Piero Necchi ^[7]	3–6
			Loris Spinelli ^[3]	4–6
		112	Edoardo Liberati^[4]	5
		112	Kang Ling ^[4]	5
		132	Kikko Galbiati^[6]	6–7
			Pietro Negra^[6]	6
			Piero Necchi ^[2]	7
Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo	105	Bar Baruch^[1]	All
			Liang Jiatong^[1]	1–6
			Jacopo Faccioni^[2]	7
		106	Nicolas Costa ^[1]	All
			Fernando Croce Gomes^[1]	1–2
			Amir Krenzia^[7]	3–4
			Yuki Nemoto ^[4]	5–7
		114	Amir Krenzia^[6]	6
			Liang Jiatong^[1]	7
			Jaime Melo ^[2]	7
Raton Racing	Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo	107	Angelo Fabrizio Comi^[1]	All
		107	Roberto Tanca^[1]	All
		108	Andrea D'Amico^[1]	1
			Adrian Zaugg ^[1]	1–6
			Antonio D'Amico^[2]	2–7
GDL Racing	Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo	111	Gianluca de Lorenzi ^[1]	1–2
GDL Racing	Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo	111	Piero Necchi ^[1]	1–2
Petri Corse Motorsport	Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo	114	Davide Roda^[5]	2
		116	Mauro Trentin^[6]	6–7
			Walter Palazzo^[6]	6
			Davide Amaduzzi^[2]	7
Imperiale Racing	Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo	131	Simone Pellegrinelli^[4]	5–6
		135	Carina Lima^[6]	6–7
		135	Andrea Palma^[6]	6–7

GTCup

Team	Car	No.	Driver	Rounds
Imperiale Racing	Lamborghini Gallardo Super Trofeo	146	Ivan Benvenuti^[1]	All
Imperiale Racing	Lamborghini Gallardo Super Trofeo	146	Luca De Marchi^[1]	All
Drive Technology Italia Srl	Porsche 997 Cup	155	Gianluca Carboni^[1]	1, 4–7
			"Magister"^[1]	1
			Davide Durante^[3]	4–7
		156	Walter Palazzo^[3]	4–5
		156	Mauro Trentin^[3]	4–5
Master-KR Racing	Ferrari 458 Challenge	159	Vincenzo Sauto^[1]	All
		159	Mirko Zanardini^[1]	All
		161	Mauro Deodati^[1]	1–6
		161	Emanuele Romani^[1]	1–6
Victoria Speed Motorsport	Ferrari 458 Challenge Evo	160	Dario Caso^[1]	1–2, 6–7
Victoria Speed Motorsport	Ferrari 458 Challenge Evo	160	Sossio Del Prete^[1]	1–2, 6–7
Scuderia Giudici	Maserati GT Trofeo	169	Gianni Giudici ^[1]	1
Vago	Porsche 997 Cup	171	Enrico Di Leo^[5]	2, 7
Vago	Porsche 997 Cup	171	"Poppy"^[5]	2, 7
Ebimotors	Porsche 997 Cup	174	Carlo Curti^[1]	All
		174	Lino Curti^[1]	All
		175	Nicola Benucci^[1]	1–4
			Tommaso Maino^[1]	1–4
			Enrico Quinzio^[2]	7
			Domenico Schiattarella ^[2]	7
CAAL Racing	Ferrari 458 Challenge Evo	176	Leonardo Baccarelli^[3]	4
CAAL Racing	Ferrari 458 Challenge Evo	176	Luigi Ferrara ^[3]	4
MP Racing	Ferrari 458 Challenge	177	Corinna Gostner^[3]	4
		177	Manuela Gostner ^[3]	4
		178	David Gostner^[3]	4
		178	Thomas Gostner^[3]	4
		179	"Babalus"^[3]	4
		179	Erich Prinoth^[3]	4

GT4

Team	Car	No.	Driver	Rounds
Autorlando Sport	Porsche 997 GT4	209	Dario Cerati^[3]	4–5, 7
			Maurizio Fondi^[3]	4
			Giuseppe Ghezzi^[4]	5
			Lorenzo Uttini^[2]	7
Scuderia Giudici	Ginetta G50	211	Claudio Giudici^[1]	1

Cayman

All entries use a Cayman GT4 Clubsport.

Team	No.	Driver	Rounds
Ebimotors	251	Riccardo Pera^[5]	2–7
	252	Gianluigi Piccioli^[5]	2–6
		Marco Iannotta^[5]	2–3
		Sabino De Castro^[4]	5–7
CVG Motorsport	253	Federico Zangari^[5]	2–5
		Matteo Zangari^[5]	2–5
		Giovanni Coggiola^[6]	6
		Victor Coggiola^[6]	6
		Dario Baruchelli^[2]	7
		Ivano Giuliani^[2]	7
Krypton Motorsport	254	Riccardo Bianco^[5]	2–4
Krypton Motorsport	254	Sabino De Castro^[5]	2–4
Dinamic Motorsport	256	Jonathan Cecotto^[5]	2–7
Dinamic Motorsport	256	Niccolò Mercatali^[5]	2–7
Kinetic	280	Nicola Neri^[5]	2, 7
	280	Filippo Bellini^[2]	7
	299	Camillo Paparelli^[5]	2
	299	Mikhail Spiridonov^[5]	2

Race calendar and results

All races are scheduled to be held in Italy.

Round		Circuit	Date	SuperGT3 winner	GT3 winner	SuperGTCup winner	GTCup winner	GT4 winner	Cayman winner
1	R1	Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Monza	30 April	No. 8 Audi Sport Italia	No. 53 Krypton Motorsport	No. 106 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	No. 146 Imperiale Racing	No. 211 Scuderia Giudici	No entries
	R1		30 April	Filipe Albuquerque Marco Mapelli	Luca Pastorelli Nicola Pastorelli	Nicolas Costa Fernando Croce Gomes	Ivan Benvenuti Luca De Marchi	Claudio Giudici
	R2		1 May	No. 46 Black Bull Swiss Racing	No. 61 Cars Engineering	No. 111 GDL Racing	No. 146 Imperiale Racing	No. 211 Scuderia Giudici
	R2		1 May	Stefano Gai Mirko Venturi	Ferdinando Monfardini Ronnie Valori	Gianluca de Lorenzi Piero Necchi	Ivan Benvenuti Luca De Marchi	Claudio Giudici
2	R1	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola	29 May	No. 16 Imperiale Racing	No. 63 Imperiale Racing	No. 104 Antonelli Motorsport	No. 160 Victoria Speed Motorsport	No entries	No. 251 Ebimotors
	R1			Mirko Bortolotti Jeroen Mul	Andrea Gagliardini Vito Postiglione	Matteo Desideri Pietro Negra	Dario Caso Sossio Del Prete		Riccardo Pera
	R2			No. 8 Audi Sport Italia	No. 58 Audi Sport Italia	No. 111 GDL Racing	No. 171 Vago		No. 251 Ebimotors
	R2			Filipe Albuquerque Marco Mapelli	Matías Russo Emanuele Zonzini	Gianluca de Lorenzi Piero Necchi	Enrico Di Leo "Poppy"		Riccardo Pera
3	R1	Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Misano Adriatico	12 June	No. 15 BMW Team Italia	No. 63 Imperiale Racing	No. 106 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	No. 146 Imperiale Racing		No. 254 Krypton Motorsport
	R1			Alberto Cerqui Stefano Comandini	Andrea Gagliardini Vito Postiglione	Nicolas Costa Amir Krenzia	Ivan Benvenuti Luca De Marchi		Riccardo Bianco Sabino De Castro
	R2			No. 46 Black Bull Swiss Racing	No. 58 Audi Sport Italia	No. 105 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	No. 175 Ebimotors		No. 251 Ebimotors
	R2			Stefano Gai Mirko Venturi	Matías Russo Emanuele Zonzini	Bar Baruch Liang Jia Tong	Nicola Benucci Tommaso Maino		Riccardo Pera
4	R1	Mugello Circuit, Scarperia	17 July	No. 25 Antonelli Motorsport	No. 72 Scuderia Baldini 27 Network	No. 108 Raton Racing	No. 179 MP Racing	No. 209 Autorlando Sport	No. 256 Dinamic Motorsport
	R1			Riccardo Agostini Alberto Di Folco	Eddie Cheever III Federico Leo	Adrian Zaugg Antonio d'Amico	"Babalus" Erich Prinoth	Dario Cerati Maurizio Fondi	Jonathan Cecotto Niccolò Mercatali
	R2			No. 16 Imperiale Racing	No. 53 Krypton Motorsport	No. 104 Antonelli Motorsport	No. 155 Drive Technology Italia Srl	No. 209 Autorlando Sport	No. 251 Ebimotors
	R2			Mirko Bortolotti Jeroen Mul	Luca Pastorelli Nicola Pastorelli	Matteo Desideri Takashi Kasai	Gianluca Carboni Davide Durante	Dario Cerati Maurizio Fondi	Riccardo Pera
5	R1	ACI Vallelunga Circuit, Campagnano di Roma	11 September	No. 12 Ombra Srl	No. 63 Imperiale Racing	No. 112 Antonelli Motorsport	No. 146 Imperiale Racing	No. 209 Autorlando Sport	No. 251 Ebimotors
	R1			Alex Frassineti Stefano Gattuso	Andrea Gagliardini Vito Postiglione	Leonardo Liberati Kang Ling	Ivan Benvenuti Luca De Marchi	Dario Cerati Giuseppe Ghezzi	Riccardo Pera
	R2			No. 25 Antonelli Motorsport	No. 58 Audi Sport Italia	No. 106 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	No. 159 Master-KR Racing	No. 209 Autorlando Sport	No. 251 Ebimotors
	R2			Riccardo Agostini Alberto Di Folco	Matías Russo Emanuele Zonzini	Nicolas Costa Yuki Nemoto	Vincenzo Sauto Mirko Zanardini	Dario Cerati Giuseppe Ghezzi	Riccardo Pera
6	R1	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola	25 September	No. 46 Black Bull Swiss Racing	No. 72 Scuderia Baldini 27 Network	No. 106 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	No. 174 Ebimotors	No entries	No. 251 Ebimotors
	R1			Stefano Gai Mirko Venturi	Eddie Cheever III Federico Leo	Nicolas Costa Yuki Nemoto	Carlo Curti Lino Curti		Riccardo Pera
	R2			No. 16 Imperiale Racing	No. 72 Scuderia Baldini 27 Network	No. 106 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	No. 155 Drive Technology Italia Srl		No. 251 Ebimotors
	R2			Mirko Bortolotti Jeroen Mul	Eddie Cheever III Federico Leo	Nicolas Costa Yuki Nemoto	Gianluca Carboni Davide Durante		Riccardo Pera
7	R1	Mugello Circuit, Scarperia	16 October	No. 46 Black Bull Swiss Racing	No. 91 Scuderia Baldini 27 Network	No. 104 Antonelli Motorsport	No. 155 Drive Technology Italia Srl	No. 209 Autorlando Sport	No. 252 Ebimotors
	R1			Stefano Gai Mirko Venturi	Lorenzo Bontempelli Lorenzo Casè	Matteo Desideri Takashi Kasai	Gianluca Carboni Davide Durante	Dario Cerati Lorenzo Uttini	Sabino De Castro
	R2			No. 50 BMW Team Italia	No. 63 Imperiale Racing	No. 106 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing	No. 146 Imperiale Racing	No. 209 Autorlando Sport	No. 252 Ebimotors
	R2			Alex Zanardi	Giacomo Barri Vito Postiglione	Nicolas Costa Yuki Nemoto	Ivan Benvenuti Luca De Marchi	Dario Cerati Lorenzo Uttini	Sabino De Castro

Championship standings

Only the best twelve results count towards each championship.

GT3 championship

Pos	Driver	MNZ		IMO	MIS	MUG	VLL	IMO	MUG	Points
Super GT3
1	Stefano Gai Mirko Venturi	3	1							32
2	Mirko Bortolotti Jeroen Mul	2	3							27
3	Filipe Albuquerque Marco Mapelli	1	11							22
4	Riccardo Agostini Alberto Di Folco	7	2							19
5	Lorenzo Bontempelli Francesca Linossi	5	6							12
6	Stefano Pezzucchi Giovanni Venturini	8	4							11
7	Alberto Cerqui Stefano Comandini	4	14							9
8	Ferdinando Geri Daniel Mancinelli	11	5							9
9	Massimiliano Mugelli Francesco Sini	6	7							9
10	Alex Frassineti Stefano Gattuso	Ret	10							3
GT3
1	Luca Pastorelli Nicola Pastorelli	9	9							35
2	Ferdinando Monfardini Ronnie Valori	13	8							28
3	Alessandro Baccani Paolo Venerosi	10	12							27
4	Marco Galassi	12	13							20
	Eddie Cheever III Federico Leo	Ret	DNS							0
Pos	Driver	MNZ		IMO	MIS	MUG	VLL	IMO	MUG	Points

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

GTCup championship

Pos	Driver	MNZ		IMO	MIS	MUG	VLL	IMO	MUG	Points
Super GTCup
1	Nicolas Costa Fernando Croce Gomes	1	5							27
2	Lorenzo Casè Massimo Mantovani	2	4							23
3	Gianluca de Lorenzi Piero Necchi	Ret	1							20
4	Andrea D'Amico Adrian Zaugg	7	2							19
5	Bar Baruch Liang Jia Tong	6	3							17
6	Marco Magli Mikhail Spiridonov	4	6							13
7	Matteo Desideri Takashi Kasai	3	Ret							12
8	Angelo Fabrizio Comi Roberto Tanca	4	8							11
9	Omar Galbiati Simone Sartori	10	11							6
GTCup
1	Ivan Benvenuti Luca De Marchi	8	7							40
2	Nicola Benucci Tommaso Maino	11	9							27
3	Vincenzo Sauto Mirko Zanardini	9	13							22
4	Carlo Curti Lino Curti	12	10							20
5	Mauro Deodati Emanuele Romani	Ret	12							8
6	Gianni Giudici	14	DNS							7
7	Gianluca Carboni "Magister"	Ret	12							5
	Dario Caso Sossio Del Prete	DNS	DNS							5
GT4
1	Claudio Giudici	13	14							40
Pos	Driver	MNZ		IMO	MIS	MUG	VLL	IMO	MUG	Points

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[Round1EntryList-1] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 "Monza 29/30 April - 1 May 2016 Entry List" (PDF). Automobile Club d'Italia . Retrieved August 7, 2016.

[Round7EntryList-2] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 "Mugello 16 October 2016 Entry List" (PDF). Automobile Club d'Italia . Retrieved October 15, 2016.

[Round4EntryList-3] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 "Mugello 16-17 July 2016 Entry List" (PDF). Automobile Club d'Italia . Retrieved August 7, 2016.

[Round5EntryList-4] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 "Vallelunga 11 September Entry List" (PDF). Automobile Club d'Italia . Retrieved September 9, 2016.

[Round2EntryList-5] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 "Imola 27-29 May 2016 Entry List" (PDF). Automobile Club d'Italia . Retrieved August 7, 2016.

[Round6EntryList-6] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 "Imola 23-25 September 2016 Entry List" (PDF). Automobile Club d'Italia . Retrieved September 23, 2016.

[Round3EntryList-7] 1 2 "Misano 10-12 June 2016 Entry List" (PDF). Automobile Club d'Italia . Retrieved August 7, 2016.

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