The 2016 Russian Circuit Racing Series was the third season of the Russian Circuit Racing Series, organized by SMP Racing. It was the second season with TCR class cars, competing alongside the Super 2000 TC2 and the Super Production cars.
All teams and drivers were Russian-registered. Yokohama was the official tyre supplier.
Team | Car | No. | Drivers | Rounds |
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Touring (TCR Russian Touring Car Championship) | ||||
Lukoil Racing Team [1] | SEAT León Cup Racer [1] | 1 | Aleksey Dudukalo [1] | All |
2 | Roman Golikov [2] | All | ||
12 | Nikolay Karamyshev [2] | All | ||
STK TAIF Motorsport [3] | SEAT León TCR [3] | 4 | Dmitry Bragin [3] | All |
87 | Marat Sharapov [4] | All | ||
B-Tuning PRO Racing Team | SEAT Leon Supercopa Mk2 | 7 | Oleg Kharuk | 4-7 |
14 | Klim Gavrilov | 3 | ||
Timerkhan | SEAT Leon Supercopa Mk2 | 16 | Rais Minnikhanov | 7 |
Ralf-Car Team | Renault Megane RS | 22 | Andrey Artyushin | 5-6 |
Neva Motorsport [5] | SEAT León Cup Racer [5] | 23 | Pavel Yashin [5] | All |
Innocenti-AMG Motorsport [6] | SEAT León Cup Racer [7] | 25 | Lev Tolkachev [7] | All |
STK Chingiskhan [4] | SEAT León TCR [4] | 76 | Irek Minnakhmetov [4] | 1-2, 4-7 |
Super Production | ||||
Neva Motorsport | Honda Civic Type R | 31 | Sergey Golubev | 7 |
Shalunov Sergey | Lada Granta Cup | 33 | Sergey Shalunov | 2 |
Mikhail Loboda | Mazda 3 | 37 | Mikhail Loboda | 1-2 |
Lada Granta Cup | 3-5 | |||
Andrey Yushin | Honda Civic Type R | 38 | Andrey Yushin | 1-6 |
Kurganskie Pritsepy | Lada Granta Cup | 45 | Aleksandr Tupitsyn | All |
URT Racing URT Subaru team Lukoil | Subaru BRZ URT | 46 | Efim Gantmakher | All |
52 | Maksim Chernev | All | ||
62 | Aleksey Titov | 7 | ||
72 | Vitaly Larionov | All | ||
Innocenti-AMG Motorsport | Subaru BRZ URT | 47 | Denis Grigoryev | All |
Lada Sport Demfi Lada Sport | Lada Granta Cup | 50 | Vladislav Nezvankin | All |
63 | Maksim Simonov | All | ||
Anton Badoev | BMW 320i E46 | 51 | Anton Badoev | All |
ALAS DELPHI RHHCC Racing Team | Honda Civic Type R | 54 | Aleksandr Garmash | All |
55 | Vladimir Strelchenko | 1-5, 7 | ||
96 | Artem Kabakov | 6-7 |
Team | Car | No. | Driver | Rounds |
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Lada Sport Rosneft | Lada Kalina NFR | 1 | Dmitry Bragin | All |
3 | Mikhail Mityaev | All | ||
SK «Suvar-Motorsport» | Renault Twingo Sport | 2 | Ilsur Akhmetvaleev | All |
4 | Ildar Rakhmatullin | 1-6 | ||
8 | Timur Boguslavskiy | 7 | ||
B-Tuning Pro Racing Team | Volkswagen Polo R2 Mk5 | 4-5 | ||
14 | Klim Gavrilov | 5-6 | ||
22 | Denis Bulatov | All | ||
30 | Andrey Nikolaev | 1-2 | ||
83 | Andrey Sevastianov | 3-4, 6-7 | ||
PSM-Team80 | Ford Fiesta Mk6 | 10 | Rodion Shushakov | 1, 3 |
SEAT Ibiza Mk4 | 2, 4 | |||
Kia Rio R2B | 5 | |||
13 | Igor Samsonov | 1-6 | ||
Podmoskovye Motorsport | Volkswagen Polo R2 Mk5 | 17 | Vladimir Cherevan | 1-6 |
Peugeot 207 | 7 | |||
Kia Rio R2B | 43 | Andrey Maslennikov | 1-3 | |
Ford Fiesta Mk5 | 4-7 | |||
Carville Racing | Peugeot 208 GTI | 19 | Grigory Burlutskiy | All |
27 | Andrey Radoshnov | 6-7 | ||
Andrey Radoshnov | Kia Rio R2B | 1-2, 4 | ||
Volkswagen Polo R2 Mk5 | 3, 5 | |||
Aydar Nuriev | Kia Rio R2B | 48 | Aydar Nuriev | 7 |
LTA Rally | Kia Rio R2B | 89 | Aleksandr Malinin | 6-7 |
Team | Car | No. | Driver | Rounds |
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Vladimir Gunyko | Lada Kalina | 2 | Vladimir Gunyko | 2 |
Zenith Motorsport | Ford Fiesta Mk6 | 4 | Sergey Koronatov | 7 |
52 | Anna Aleksandrova | 1-2 | ||
Lada Sport | Lada Kalina II | 11 | Vladimir Melnikov | 5 |
17 | Vitaly Primak | All | ||
Lada Kalina | 10 | Andrey Petukhov | All | |
34 | Vsevolod Gagen | All | ||
39 | Vasiliy Krichevskiy | 6 | ||
LTA Rally | 5 | |||
Carville Racing | 2 | |||
Pavel Krichevskiy | 1 | |||
Vladimir Sheshenin LBIT Sestritsa | Lada Kalina | 19 | Vladimir Sheshenin | All |
Sergey Schegolev | Lada Kalina | 24 | Sergey Schegolev | 2, 7 |
B-Tuning Pro Racing Team | Volkswagen Polo | 25 | Gleb Kuznetsov | All |
33 | Anton Zakharov | 7 | ||
88 | Ivan Demuh | 6 | ||
Bauman MSTU | Lada Kalina II | 26 | Ivan Lyagusha | 2 |
Oleg Todua | Lada Kalina | 27 | Oleg Todua | 2, 5 |
Goltsova Racing | Lada Kalina | 37 | Natalya Goltsova | 1-2, 4, 6-7 |
Lada Kalina II | 46 | Efim Gantmakher | All | |
Igor Shin | Lada Kalina | 38 | Aleksey Shin | 1-4, 7 |
Podmoskovie Motorsport | Ford Fiesta Mk6 | 43 | Andrey Maslennikov | 6 |
Lada Kalina | 96 | Dmitry Karnaukhov | 6 | |
Ruslan Nafikov | Kia Rio | 44 | Ruslan Nafikov | 3, 5, 7 |
Aleksandr Marushko | Lada Kalina | 50 | Aleksandr Marushko | All |
Akademiya Rally | Volkswagen Polo | 55 | Ivan Kostyukov | All |
Parus | Lada Kalina | 56 | Vasily Korablev | 1, 5-7 |
AKHMAT Racing Team | 2 | |||
Volkswagen Polo | 32 | Islam Barzankaev | 3-5, 7 | |
95 | Vitaly Dudin | 3-6 | ||
Kia Rio | 85 | Roman Agoshkov | 2-7 | |
Spets-Avtoplast Motor Sport | 1 | |||
IZhAvtoSport, Ltd. | Lada Kalina | 49 | Ildar Fattakhov | 7 |
Sergey Drebenets | Lada Kalina | 57 | Sergey Drebenets | 1-2, 6 |
Vyacheslav Staroverov | Lada Kalina | 63 | Vyacheslav Staroverov | 2-5 |
Kia Rio | 7 | |||
Timerkhan | Kia Rio | 73 | Rais Minnikhanov | 7 |
ALAS | Lada Kalina | 77 | Pavel Gavrilushkin | All |
Sergey Golovanov | Lada Kalina | 80 | Sergey Golovanov | 1-2, 4-7 |
Aleksandr Golovanov | Lada Kalina | 84 | Aleksandr Golovanov | 1-2, 4-7 |
Aleksandr Malinin | Lada Kalina | 97 | Aleksandr Malinin | 1-5 |
Yuliya Strukova | Kia Rio | 99 | Yuliya Strukova | All |
Team | Car | No. | Driver | Rounds |
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Dmitry Gavrichenkov | Lada Kalina II | 17 | Anton Gavrichenkov | All |
Sergey Kornilkov | Lada Kalina | 25 | Maxim Kornilkov | 7 |
Viktoria Belotsvetova | Lada Samara | 36 | Kirill Havronin | 2, 7 |
Andrey Gusev | Lada Kalina | 90 | Vladislav Gusev | All |
The 2016 schedule was announced on 11 November 2015, with all events scheduled to be held in Russia. [8] Updated on 10 March. [9] 21 July announced that due to the reconstruction of ADM Raceway stage 6 moved to Smolenskring. [10]
Rnd. | Circuit | Date | Touring winner | SP winner | TL winner | National winner | Junior winner | Supporting | |
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1 | 1 | Smolensk Ring, Smolensk | 14 May | Dmitry Bragin | Maksim Chernev | Dmitry Bragin | Roman Agoshkov | Anton Gavrichenkov | TCR Trophy Europe |
2 | 15 May | Aleksey Dudukalo | Maksim Chernev | Mikhail Mityaev | Vitaly Primak | Vladislav Gusev | |||
2 | 3 | NRING Circuit, Bogorodsk | 28 May | Dmitry Bragin | Maksim Simonov | Andrey Maslennikov | Gleb Kuznetsov | Kirill Havronin | |
4 | 29 May | Aleksey Dudukalo | Maksim Simonov | Dmitry Bragin | Vladimir Sheshenin | Vladislav Gusev | |||
3 | 5 | Fort Grozny, Grozny | 18 June | Dmitry Bragin | Vladimir Strelchenko | Ildar Rakhmatullin | Vsevolod Gagen | Not conducted | |
6 | 19 June | Dmitry Bragin | Maksim Chernev | Denis Bulatov | Ivan Kostukov | ||||
4 | 7 | Sochi Autodrom, Sochi | 2 July | Dmitry Bragin | Anton Badoev | Mikhail Mityaev | Roman Agoshkov | Not conducted | TCR International Series Sochi Round |
8 | 3 July | Nikolay Karamyshev | Vladislav Nezvankin | Ildar Rakhmatullin | Vitaly Dudin | ||||
5 | 9 | Moscow Raceway, Volokolamsk | 23 July | Dmitry Bragin | Maksim Chernev | Denis Bulatov | Vladimir Sheshenin | Not conducted | Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters SMP F4 Championship |
10 | 24 July | Aleksey Dudukalo | Mikhail Loboda | Andrey Maslennikov | Roman Agoshkov | ||||
6 | 11 | Smolensk Ring, Smolensk | 27 August | Nikolay Karamyshev | Maksim Chernev | Dmitry Bragin | Vladimir Sheshenin | Anton Gavrichenkov | |
12 | 28 August | Dmitry Bragin | Maksim Chernev | Mikhail Mityaev | Ivan Kostukov | Anton Gavrichenkov | |||
7 | 13 | Kazan Ring, Kazan | 17 September | Dmitry Bragin | Maksim Simonov | Dmitry Bragin | Vladimir Sheshenin | Maxim Kornilkov | |
14 | 18 September | Nikolay Karamyshev | Vladislav Nezvankin | Dmitry Bragin | Gleb Kuznetsov | Vladislav Gusev |
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Bold – Pole |
† – Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.
The number of points after the deduction of the two worst results.
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