The 2020 Italian GT Championship was the 29th season of the Italian GT Championship, the grand tourer-style sports car racing founded by the Italian automobile club (Automobile Club d'Italia). The Championship consists of four Sprint race events and four Endurance race events. At each Sprint race event there were held two races. The Season started on 19 July at Mugello and ended on 6 December at Vallelunga
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Ombra Racing | Porsche 991 GT3 Cup | 312 | Leonardo Caglioni | 6 |
Ariano Pan | ||||
Duell Race | Porsche 991 GT3 Cup | 312 | Gianluca Carboni | 8 |
Emanuele Romani | ||||
322 | Vincenzo Sauto | 2, 5 | ||
Gianluca Carboni | ||||
SR&R | Ferrari 488 Challenge | 333 | Luca Demarchi | 2, 5–6 |
Gian Piero Cristoni | 2, 5 | |||
Alessandro Berton | 6 | |||
Formula Racing | Ferrari 488 Challenge | 351 | Christian Brusborg | 8 |
352 | Alessandro Cozzi | 8 | ||
Easy Race | Ferrari 488 Challenge | 355 | Riccardo Chiesa | 2, 5–6, 8 |
Matteo Greco | ||||
Sources: [2] [5] [6] [8] |
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All races were held in Italy. Overall winner is Bold.
Round | Circuit | Date | GT3 Pro | GT3 Pro-Am | GT3 Am | GT Cup | GT4 Pro-Am | GT4 Am | |
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1 | Mugello Circuit | 19 July | No. 12 Audi Sport Italia | No. 27 AKM Motorsport | No Entries | No. 250 Ebimotors | No. 277 Nova Race | ||
Mattia Drudi Riccardo Agostini Daniel Mancinelli | Francesca Linossi Stefano Colombo Lorenzo Ferrari | Paolo Gnemmi Sabino De Castro Riccardo Pera | Luca Magnoni Aleksander Schjerpen | ||||||
2 | R1 | Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli | 1 August | No. 12 Audi Sport Italia | No. 19 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing | No. 91 Dinamic Motorsport | No. 322 Duell Race | No. 215 BMW Team Italia | No. 277 Nova Race |
Riccardo Agostini Daniel Mancinelli | Yuki Nemoto Tuomas Tujula | Marco Cassarà Alex De Giacomi | Vincenzo Sauto Gianluca Carboni | Francesco Guerra Simone Riccitelli | Luca Magnoni | ||||
R2 | 2 August | No. 27 AKM Motorsport | No. 3 Easy Race | No. 91 Dinamic Motorsport | No. 355 Easy Race | No. 227 Nova Race | No. 271 W&D Racing Team | ||
Lorenzo Ferrari Daniel Zampieri | Mattia Michelotto Sean Hudspeth | Marco Cassarà Alex De Giacomi | Riccardo Chiesa Matteo Greco | Luca Segù Francesco De Luca | Paolo Meloni | ||||
3 | Imola Circuit | 30 August | No. 71 AF Corse | No. 3 Easy Race | No Entries | No. 250 Ebimotors | No. 277 Nova Race | ||
Giorgio Roda Alessio Rovera Antonio Fuoco | Mattia Michelotto Sean Hudspeth Matteo Greco | Paolo Gnemmi Sabino De Castro Riccardo Pera | Luca Magnoni Tobia Zarpellon | ||||||
4 | Vallelunga Circuit | 20 September | No. 32 Imperiale Racing | No. 25 RS Racing | No. 250 Ebimotors | No. 277 Nova Race | |||
Kikko Galbiati Giovanni Venturini Alex Frassineti | Daniele Di Amato Alessandro Vezzoni | Paolo Gnemmi Sabino De Castro Vito Postiglione | Luca Magnoni Francesco De Luca | ||||||
5 | R1 | Mugello Circuit | 3 October | No. 12 Audi Sport Italia | No. 19 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing | No. 92 Dinamic Motorsport | No. 355 Easy Race | No. 288 Scuderia Villorba Corse | No. 251 Ebimotors |
Riccardo Agostini Mattia Drudi | Yuki Nemoto Tuomas Tujula | Fadel Habib | Riccardo Chiesa Matteo Greco | Andrea Belicchi Simone Vullo | Mattia Di Giusto Alberto De Amicis | ||||
R2 | 4 October | No. 27 AKM Motorsport | No. 19 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing | No. 91 Dinamic Motorsport | No. 355 Easy Race | No. 215 BMW Team Italia | No. 299 Cram Motorsport | ||
Lorenzo Ferrari Loris Spinelli | Yuki Nemoto Tuomas Tujula | Marco Cassarà Alex De Giacomi | Riccardo Chiesa Matteo Greco | Francesco Guerra Simone Riccitelli | Daniel Webster Giacomo Riva | ||||
6 | R1 | Autodromo Nazionale di Monza | 17 October | No. 7 BMW Team Italia | No. 19 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing | No. 22 Krypton Motorsport | No. 355 Easy Race | No. 227 Nova Race | No. 251 Ebimotors |
Stefano Comandini Marius Zug | Yuki Nemoto Tuomas Tujula | Stefano Pezzucchi | Riccardo Chiesa Matteo Greco | Luca Segù Francesco De Luca | Mattia Di Giusto Alberto De Amicis | ||||
R2 | 18 October | No.71 AF Corse | No.21 AF Corse | No. 91 Dinamic Motorsport | No. 355 Easy Race | No. 215 BMW Team Italia | No. 277 Nova Race | ||
Giorgio Roda Alessio Rovera | Simon Mann Matteo Cressoni | Marco Cassarà Alex De Giacomi | Riccardo Chiesa Matteo Greco | Francesco Guerra Simone Riccitelli | Luca Magnoni | ||||
7 | Autodromo Nazionale di Monza | 8 November | No.71 AF Corse | No. 3 Easy Race | No Entries | No. 250 Ebimotors | No. 252 Ebimotors | ||
Giorgio Roda Alessio Rovera Antonio Fuoco | Mattia Michelotto Sean Hudspeth Matteo Greco | Paolo Gnemmi Sabino De Castro Riccardo Pera | Andrea Marchi Mattia Di Giusto Alberto De Amicis | ||||||
8 | R1 | Vallelunga Circuit | 5 December | No. 19 Vincenzo Sospiri Racing | No. 3 Easy Race | No Entries | No. 355 Easy Race | No. 227 Nova Race | No. 251 Ebimotors |
Yuki Nemoto Tuomas Tujula | Mattia Michelotto Sean Hudspeth | Riccardo Chiesa Matteo Greco | Luca Segù Francesco De Luca | Mattia Di Giusto Gabriele Torelli | |||||
R2 | 6 December | Imperiale Racing | No. 21 AF Corse | No. 355 Easy Race | No. 215 BMW Team Italia | No. 299 Cram Motorsport | |||
Alex Frassineti Giovanni Venturini | Simon Mann Matteo Cressoni | Riccardo Chiesa Matteo Greco | Francesco Guerra Simone Riccitelli | Daniel Webster Giacomo Riva | |||||
Sources: [1] [2] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] |
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