| 2013 motorsport champions | |
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This list of 2013 motorsport champions is a list of national or international auto racing series with championships decided by the points or positions earned by a driver from multiple races where the season was completed during the 2013 calendar year.
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series |  Jimmy Owens | |
| United States Auto Club | Silver Crown: Bobby East | |
| Sprint Car: Bryan Clauson | ||
| Midget (Dirt): Christopher Bell | ||
| Midget (Pavement): Darren Hagen | ||
| World of Outlaws Late Model Series | Josh Richards | |
| World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series | Daryn Pittman | |
| Teams: Kasey Kahne Racing | ||
| Series | Champion | Refer |
|---|---|---|
| NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series | Top Fuel: Shawn Langdon | 2013 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series |
| Funny Car: John Force | ||
| Pro Stock: Jeg Coughlin Jr. | ||
| Pro Stock Motorcycle: Matt Smith | ||
| European Drag Racing Championship | Top Fuel:  Thomas Nataas | |
Pro Stock Car:  Jimmy Ålund | ||
| Pro Stock Modified: Michael Gullqvist | ||
| Series | Champion | Refer |
|---|---|---|
| British Drift Championship |  Jay Greene | 2013 British Drift Championship |
| Super Pro: Michael Marshall | ||
| Semi-Pro: Matt Samuel | ||
| D1 Grand Prix |  Masato Kawabata | 2013 D1 Grand Prix series |
| D1SL: Yusuke Kitaoka | ||
| D1NZ |  Daniel Woolhouse | 2012–13 D1NZ season |
| Pro-Sport: Darren Kelly | ||
| Drift Allstars |  Juha Rintanen | 2013 Drift Allstars |
| Formula D | Michael Essa | 2013 Formula D season |
| Manufacturers: Lexus | ||
Tire Cup:  Hankook | ||
| Formula D Asia | Daigo Saito | 2013 Formula D Asia season |
| Series | Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| CIK-FIA Karting World Championship | KF: Tom Joyner | |
KFJ:  Alessio Lorandi | ||
KZ:  Max Verstappen | ||
KZ2:  Dorian Boccolacci | ||
| CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy |  Maxime Potty | 2013 CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy |
| CIK-FIA Karting European Championship | KF: Max Verstappen | |
| KZ: Max Verstappen | ||
| KF-J: Lando Norris | ||
| KZ2: Emil Antonsen | ||
| WSK Euro Series | KZ1: Max Verstappen | |
| KZ2: Riccardo Negro | ||
| KF: Dorian Boccolacci | ||
| KFJ: Lando Norris | ||
60 Mini:  Eliseo Martinez | ||
| Rotax Max Challenge | DD2:  Simas Juodvirsis | |
DD2 Masters:  Cristiano Morgado | ||
| MAX: Oliver Hodgson | ||
| Junior: Juan Manuel Correa | ||
| Nations Cup: United States | ||
| Series | Rider | refer |
|---|---|---|
| MotoGP World Championship | Marc Márquez | 2013 MotoGP World Championship |
| Teams: Repsol Honda Team | ||
| Constructors: Honda | ||
| Moto2 World Championship | Pol Espargaró | 2013 Moto2 World Championship |
| Teams: Tuenti HP 40 | ||
Constructors:  Kalex | ||
| Moto3 World Championship | Maverick Viñales | 2013 Moto3 World Championship |
| Teams: Estrella Galicia 0,0 | ||
Constructors:  KTM | ||
| Superbike World Championship | Tom Sykes | 2013 Superbike World Championship |
| Teams: Aprilia Racing Team | ||
| Manufacturers: Aprilia | ||
| Supersport World Championship | Sam Lowes | 2013 Supersport World Championship |
Teams:  Mahi Racing Team India | ||
| Manufacturers: Kawasaki | ||
| Australian Superbike Championship |  Wayne Maxwell | |
| Series | Champion(s) | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA European Rallycross Championship | SuperCars:  Timur Timerzyanov | 2013 European Rallycross Championship |
Super1600s:  Reinis Nitišs | ||
TouringCars:  Derek Tohill | ||
| Global RallyCross Championship | Toomas Heikkinen | 2013 Global RallyCross Championship |
| Manufacturers: Ford | ||
| British Rallycross Championship | Julian Godfrey | |
| Series | Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| European Truck Racing Championship | Jochen Hahn | 2013 European Truck Racing Championship |
| Teams: Truck Sport Lutz Bernau | ||
| Fórmula Truck |  Beto Monteiro | 2013 Fórmula Truck season |
| Teams: Scuderia Iveco | ||
| Manufacturers: Mercedes-Benz | ||
| South American: Beto Monteiro | ||
| South American Manufacturers: Iveco | ||
| Stadium Super Trucks | Robby Gordon | 2013 Stadium Super Trucks Series |
| V8 Ute Racing Series | Ryal Harris | 2013 Australian V8 Ute Racing Series |
Motopark Academy is an auto racing team based in Oschersleben, Germany, next to the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben race track. In 2013, the team competed in the GP2 Series under the name Russian Time and have operated a satellite team called CryptoTower Racing.
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His rival Sam Bird came through to fourth from ninth on the grid to give Russian Time the teams' title at their first attempt.
ART Grand Prix wrapped up the teams' championship trophy and end the day on 360 points, with MW Arden on 273 and Koiranen GP on 195.
The team, owned by David Sears and by his son John, has mathematically clinched the teams' title for the second time thanks to an exciting second part of the season.
Kirchhöfer comes from Lotus, the talent factory from Oschersleben. They have already won the team ranking.
Meanwhile, the National Trophy champion has also been decided early, with Trofimov leading main rival Larionov by 79 points.
