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The 2019 Dunlop Endurance Championship is a motor racing championship for GT cars, touring cars, sportscars and Production cars held across England. Cars compete in five classes with a car's class decided on horsepower, momentum, equipment, etc. It was the 17th season of a Britcar championship, the 8th run as the Britcar Endurance Championship and the 4th run as the Dunlop Britcar Endurance Championship. The championship changed back to 60-minute races for 2019.: [1] The season began on 30 March at Silverstone and ended on 10 November at Brands Hatch.
Dunlop supplied tyres for every team at all events throughout the year.
The Class 1 championship title was won by Tim Gray, Alistair Boulton and Grant Williams, Paul Bailey and Andy Schulz were the Class 2 champions, the Class 3 champions were Mark and Peter Cunningham, Tim Docker won the Class 4 championship title and Class 5 was won by Chris Murphy. The overall championship was sealed by Paul Bailey and Andy Schulz, who were 34 points ahead of Tim Docker. [2]
The season also saw the entry and marked the racing debut of the Brabham BT62. [3]
[4] Each race, 1-hour or 2-hours, would consist of one mandatory pit stop and driver change
Round | Circuit | Length | Date |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Silverstone International, Northamptonshire | 60 min | 30 March |
60 min | |||
2 | Silverstone GP, Northamptonshire | 60 min | 27 April |
60 min | |||
3 | Brands Hatch Indy Circuit, Kent | 60 min | 11 May |
60 min | |||
4 | Donington National, Leicestershire | 60 min | 1 June |
60 min | |||
5 | Oulton Park International, Cheshire | 60 min | 22 June |
60 min | |||
6 | Snetterton 300, Norfolk | 60 min | 10 August |
60 min | |||
7 | Oulton Park Island, Cheshire | 60 min | 26 October |
60 min | |||
8 | Brands Hatch Indy Circuit, Kent | 60 min | 9-10 November |
120 min | |||
Cars are assigned classed based on speed, horsepower, momentum, equipment fitted to the car and the car's model;
Class 1: GT3, prototype cars
Class 2: GT4, cup (one-make series) cars
Class 3: Cup (one-make series) cars
Class 4: GT4, cup and TCR cars
Class 5: Production cars
Team | Car | No. | Drivers | Rounds |
---|---|---|---|---|
Class 1 | ||||
JPR Motorsport [5] | Saker RAPX [5] | 3 | Paul Rose [5] | 1–7 |
Kristian Rose | 6–7 | |||
4 | Steve Harris [5] | 1–2, 4–7 | ||
Chris Hart [5] | 2, 5–7 | |||
Paul Rose | 4 | |||
MacG Racing [6] | Taranis [7] | 8 | Jonny MacGregor [6] | 1–2, 4, 6 |
Ben Sharich [6] | 1–2, 6 | |||
Simon Green Motorsport | McLaren 650s GT3 | 29 | Lee Frost | 1, 4–5 |
Lucky Khera | ||||
ING Sport [8] | BMW Z4 GT3 [8] | 46 | Kevin Clarke [8] | 1 |
Ian Lawson [8] | ||||
Ryan Lindsay [8] | ||||
JMH Automotive [9] | Lamborghini Huracan GT3 [9] | 55 | Marcus Clutton [9] | 1 |
John Seale [9] | ||||
VR Motorsport [10] | Praga R1T [10] | 84 | Tim Gray [10] | 1–2, 4–5, 7–8 |
Alastair Boulton [10] | 2–4, 6 | |||
Grant Williams [10] | 3, 5–6 | |||
Class 1 Invitation | ||||
Brabham Automotive [3] | Brabham BT62 [3] | 5 | David Brabham [11] [12] | 8 [3] |
Will Powell [11] [12] | ||||
Team ABBA Racing [13] | Mercedes AMG GT3 [13] | 88 | Richard Neary [13] | 6 |
Sam Neary [13] | ||||
VR Motorsport | Praga R1S | 96 | Alastair Boulton | 7 |
Jack Fabby | ||||
Class 2 | ||||
FF Corse [14] | Ferrari 488 Challenge [14] | 7 | David Mason [14] | 1–4 |
Ross Wylie [14] | ||||
JMH Automotive | Ferrari 488 Challenge | 10 | Charlie Hollings | 1–2 |
Wayne Marrs | ||||
Track Focused [15] | McLaren 570S GT4 [15] | 13 | Will Alterman [15] | 1 |
Stuart Willson [15] | ||||
Ferrari 488 Challenge | Sean Cooper | 2 | ||
Stuart Willson | ||||
Moss Motorsport [16] | BMW 1M E82 [16] | 18 | Mike Moss [16] | 1, 3, 5, 7–8 |
Robert Gilham | 1 | |||
Charles Lamb | 3 | |||
Kevin Clarke | 5, 7 | |||
Ollie Hancock | 8 | |||
SB Race Engineering [17] | Ferrari 488 Challenge [17] | 28 | Paul Bailey [17] | All |
Andy Schultz [17] | ||||
ALP Racing [18] [19] | Saker RAPX [18] | 65 | Alan Purbrick [18] | All |
David Brise [18] | 1–4, 6–8 | |||
RAW Motorsport | Ginetta G55 Supercup | 77 | Steve Burgess | 2 |
Ben Dimmack | ||||
Class 2 Invitation | ||||
JPR Motorsport | Saker RAPX | 8 | Steve Walton | 7 |
Simon Green Motorsport | Ferrari 488 Challenge | 98 | Lee Frost | 8 |
Lucky Khera | ||||
Class 3 | ||||
Simon Green Motorsport | Ginetta G55 Supercup | 24 | Lucky Khera | 3 |
98 | Lee Frost | 3, 7 | ||
Lucky Khera | 7 | |||
SG Racing | Porsche 997 Cup | 32 | Mark Cunningham | 1–7 |
Peter Cunningham | 1–3, 5–7 | |||
Peter Bassill Racing [20] | Ginetta G55 Supercup | 58 | Peter Bassill [20] | 5–8 |
Emily Linscott [20] | ||||
Track Group Ltd | Porsche 991 GT3 Cup | 70 | Marcus Jewell | 1, 5 |
Lewis Plato | 1 | |||
Ben Clucas | 5 | |||
RAW Motorsport | Ginetta G55 Supercup | 77 | Steve Burgess | 3–4, 6–7 |
Ben Dimmack | ||||
Valluga Racing [21] | Porsche 991 GT3 Cup [21] | 991 | Adam Hatfield [21] | 1–2 |
Adam Knight [21] | 1 | |||
Ian Humphries | 2, 4–5, 7 | |||
Benji Hetherington | 4 | |||
Class 3 Invitation | ||||
Team HARD. [22] [23] | Ginetta G55 GT4 | 35 | Steven Chandler [22] [23] | 8 |
Nick Scott-Dickeson [22] [23] | ||||
37 | Ben Claydon [24] | 8 | ||
Michael Epps [24] | ||||
RVS Tec Racing [25] | Ginetta G55 Supercup [25] | 101 | Will Stacey [25] | 6 |
Sam Tomlinson [25] | ||||
Team Abba Racing | BMW M3 E46 | 334 | Richard Neary | 7 |
Sam Neary | ||||
Class 4 | ||||
Rothery Racing [26] | Peugeot 308 Racing Cup [26] | 14 | Steve Rothery [26] | 4, 8 |
Chris Whiteman [26] | 4 | |||
Track Focused | Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport | 17 | Brad Nevinson | 5, 7 |
Rick Nevinson | ||||
Tockwith Motorsport [27] [28] [29] | Ginetta G50 | 26 | Moh Ritson [27] [28] | 1–6 |
Sarah Moore [27] | 1–5 | |||
Edward Moore [29] | 6 | |||
CTR Alfatune | SEAT León TCR | 35 | Chris Bentley | 1–3 |
John Clonis | 1 | |||
Rob Gilham | 2–3 | |||
Geoff Steel Racing [30] | BMW M3 GTR [30] | 38 | Sam Allpass [30] | 1–3 |
Woodrow Motorsport | BMW 1 Series E82 | 39 | Simon Baker | 1 |
Simon Green Motorsport | BMW M3 E46 [31] | 40 | Jasver Sapra | 8 |
Butler Motorsport [31] | 1 | |||
43 | Piers Reid [31] | 1, 3–4 | ||
Techno Sport | BMW M3 E46 | 42 | George Agyeton | 2, 8 |
Moss Motorsport | BMW M3 E46 | 57 | Charles Lamb | 2 |
Mike Moss | ||||
EDF/BPM Motorsport [32] | CUPRA León TCR [32] | 60 | Martin Byford [32] | 1–5 |
Ashley Woodman [32] | ||||
EDF/Paul Calladine Motorsport [33] | Ginetta G50 GT4 [33] | 92 | Graham Roberts [33] | 1–4, 6–7 |
Paul Calladine [33] | 1–2, 4–7 | |||
Team BRIT [34] [35] [36] | Aston Martin Vantage GT4 [35] | 68 | Martyn Compton [34] | 1–4 |
Warren McKinlay [34] | ||||
Jon-Allan Butterworth [34] | 1 | |||
Bespoke Cars [37] | Porsche 997 Cup [37] | 69 | Dave Benett [37] | 1–2, 5 |
Marcus Fothergill [37] | ||||
Forelle Estates [38] | Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport [38] | 74 | Michael Price [38] | 4–6 |
Peter Ecreg [38] | 4 | |||
Simon Clarke | 5 | |||
Marcus Clutton | 6 | |||
Maximum Motorsport [39] [40] | Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR [39] | 78 | Tim Docker [39] | All |
CUPRA León TCR [40] | 95 | Stewart Lines [40] | 1, 7 | |
Ollie Taylor [40] | 1 | |||
Jamie Stanley [41] | 8 | |||
Nick Halstead [41] | ||||
DAT Racing [42] | SEAT León TCR [42] | 99 | Guy Colclough [42] | 1–2, 4–5, 7 |
Max Coates [42] | 1, 4–5, 7 | |||
Derek McMahon Racing | Alfa Romeo 156 T | 157 | Barry McMahon | 2 |
Team Abba Racing [43] [44] | BMW M3 E46 [43] | 234 | Richard Neary [43] [44] | 1–3 |
Sam Neary [43] [44] | ||||
Class 4 Invitation | ||||
Intersport Racing | BMW M3 E46 | 46 | Kevin Clarke | 5, 8 |
Fox Motorsport [45] | Mercedes AMG GT4 [45] | 77 | Michael Broadhurst [45] | 1 |
Mark Murfitt [45] | ||||
JW Bird Motorsport | Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR | 96 | Jeff Clark | 6 |
Ruaridh Clark | ||||
Class 5 | ||||
Team Autobid Racing | Honda Civic | 15 | Andrew Stewart | 1–2 |
Derek McMahon Racing | Honda Civic Type-R | 45 | Arthur McMahon | 1–2 |
Alfa Romeo 156 T | 157 | Barry McMahon | 1 | |
Woodard Racing [46] | Mini JCW [46] | 49 | Daniel Woodard [46] | 4 |
S2Smarts [47] | Smart ForFour [47] | 52 | Rob Baker [47] | 1–2, 4–6, 8 |
Lucas Nanetti [47] | 1–2 | |||
David Farrow | 8 | |||
Whitebridge Motorsport | BMW Z4 | 72 | Chris Murphy | 1–2, 8 |
Class 5 Invitation | ||||
Matrix Motorsport [48] | VW Golf Mk5 | 19 | Jeff Alden [48] | 7 |
Rob Phillips [48] | ||||
Source: [49] | ||||
Round | Circuit | Pole position | Fastest lap | Overall Winner | Winning C1 | Winning C2 | Winning C3 | Winning C4 | Winning C5 | |
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1 | R1 | Sliverstone International [51] | No. 55 JMH Automotive | No. 55 JMH Automotive | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 10 JMH Automotive | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 95 Maximum Motorsport | No. 157 Derek McMahon Racing |
John Seale Marcus Clutton | John Seale Marcus Clutton | Tim Gray | Tim Gray | Wayne Marrs Charlie Hollings | Adam Hatfield Adam Knight | Stewart Lines Ollie Taylor | Barry McMahon | |||
R2 | No. 55 JMH Automotive | No. 55 JMH Automotive | No. 55 JMH Automotive | No. 10 JMH Automotive | No. 70 Track Group Ltd | No. 234 Team ABBA Racing | No. 157 Derek McMahon Racing | |||
John Seale Marcus Clutton | John Seale Marcus Clutton | John Seale Marcus Clutton | Wayne Marrs Charlie Hollings | Marcus Jewell Lewis Plato | Richard Neary Sam Neary | Barry McMahon | ||||
2 | R3 | Silverstone GP [52] | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 38 Geoff Steel Racing | No. 72 Whitebridge Motorsport |
Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Adam Hadfield Ian Humphries | Sam Allpass | Chris Murphy | |||
R4 | No. 7 FF Corse | No. 10 JMH Automotive | No finishers | No. 10 JMH Automotive | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 234 Team ABBA Racing | No. 72 Whitebridge Motorsport | |||
David Mason Ross Wylie | Wayne Marrs Charlie Hollings | Wayne Marrs Charlie Hollings | Adam Hatfield Ian Humphries | Richard Neary Sam Neary | Chris Murphy | |||||
3 | R5 | Brands Hatch Indy [53] | No. 7 FF Corse | No. 7 FF Corse | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 3 JPR Motorsport | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 24 Simon Green Motorsport | No. 234 Team ABBA Racing | No entries |
David Mason Ross Wylie | David Mason Ross Wylie | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Paul Rose | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Lee Frost | Richard Neary Sam Neary | ||||
R6 | No. 7 FF Corse | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 24 Simon Green Motorsport | No. 43 Butler Motorsport | ||||
David Mason Ross Wylie | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Alistair Boulton Grant Williams | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Lee Frost | Piers Reid | |||||
4 | R7 | Donington National [54] | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 8 MacG Racing | No. 8 MacG Racing | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 32 SG Racing | No. 78 Maximum Motorsport | No. 49 Woodard Racing |
Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Jonny MacGregor | Jonny MacGregor | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Mark Cunningham | Tim Docker | Daniel Woodard | |||
R8 | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 65 ALP Racing | No. 77 RAW Motorsport | No. 92 Paul Calladine Motorsport | No finishers | |||
Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Alan Purbrick David Brise | Ben Dimmack Steve Burgess | Paul Calladine Graham Roberts | |||||
5 | R9 | Oulton Park International [55] | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 29 Simon Green Motorsport | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 70 Track Group Ltd | No. 99 DAT Racing | No. 52 S2Smarts |
Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Lee Frost Lucky Khera | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Tim Gray Alistair Boulton | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Marcus Jewell Ben Clucas | Guy Colclough Max Coates | Rob Baker | |||
R10 | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 4 JPR Motorsport | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 78 Maximum Motorsport | No. 52 S2Smarts | |||
Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Ian Humphries | Steve Harris Chris Hart | Paul Bailey Andy Schulz | Ian Humphries | Tim Docker | Rob Baker | ||||
6 | R11 | Snetterton Circuit [56] | No. 88 Team ABBA Racing | No. 88 Team ABBA Racing | No. 88 Team ABBA Racing | No. 88 Team ABBA Racing | No. 65 ALP Racing | No. 32 SG Racing | No. 74 Forelle Estates | No finishers |
Richard Neary Sam Neary | Richard Neary Sam Neary | Richard Neary Sam Neary | Richard Neary Sam Neary | Alan Purbrick David Brise | Mark Cunningham Peter Cunningham | Michael Price Marcus Clutton | ||||
R12 | No. 88 Team ABBA Racing | No. 88 Team ABBA Racing | No. 88 Team ABBA Racing | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 32 SG Racing | No. 74 Forelle Estates | No. 52 S2Smarts | |||
Richard Neary Sam Neary | Richard Neary Sam Neary | Richard Neary Sam Neary | Paul Bailey Andy Schulz | Mark Cunningham Peter Cunningham | Michael Price Marcus Clutton | Rob Baker | ||||
7 | R13 | Oulton Park Island [57] | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 28 SB Race Engineering | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 4 JPR Motorsport | No. 18 Moss Motorsport | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 99 DAT Racing | No. 19 Matrix Motorsport |
Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Paul Bailey Andy Schultz | Ian Humphries | Steve Harris Chris Hart | Mike Moss Kevin Clarke | Ian Humphries | Guy Colclough Max Coates | Jeff Alden Rob Phillips | |||
R14 | No. 4 JPR Motorsport | No. 4 JPR Motorsport | No. 4 JPR Motorsport | No. 18 Moss Motorsport | No. 991 Valluga Racing | No. 92 Paul Calldine Motorsport | No finishers | |||
Steve Harris Chris Hart | Steve Harris Chris Hart | Steve Harris Chris Hart | Mike Moss Kevin Clarke | Ian Humphries | Paul Calladine Graham Roberts | |||||
8 | R15 | Brands Hatch Indy [58] | No. 5 Brabham Automotive | No. 5 Brabham Automotive | No. 5 Brabham Automotive | No. 5 Brabham Automotive | No. 18 Moss Motorsport | No. 58 Peter Bassill Racing | No. 78 Maximum Motorsport | No. 72 Whitebridge Motorsport |
David Brabham Will Powell | David Brabham Will Powell | David Brabham Will Powell | David Brabham Will Powell | Mike Moss Ollie Hancock | Peter Bassill Emily Linscott | Tim Docker | Chris Murphy | |||
R16 | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 18 Moss Motorsport | No. 84 VR Motorsport | No. 18 Moss Motorsport | No. 58 Peter Bassill Racing | No. 95 Maximum Motorsport | No. 52 S2Smarts | |||
Tim Gray | Mike Moss Ollie Hancock | Tim Gray | Mike Moss Ollie Hancock | Peter Bassill Emily Linscott | Nick Halstead Jamie Stanley | Rob Baker David Farrow |
Points are awarded as follows in all classes: [60]
System | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th | 11th | 12th | 13th | 14th | 15th | 16th | PP | FL |
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+3 | 30 | 25 | 20 | 17 | 14 | 12 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
System | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | PP | FL |
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-3 | 20 | 15 | 10 | 1 | 1 |
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Points are awarded as follows in all classes [61]
System | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th | 11th | 12th | 13th | 14th | 15th | 16th | PP | FL |
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+3 | 30 | 25 | 20 | 17 | 14 | 12 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
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