| 2019 motorsport champions | |
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This list of 2019 motorsport champions is a list of national or international motorsport series with championships decided by the points or positions earned by a driver from multiple races where the season was completed during the 2019 calendar year.
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| Red Bull Air Race World Championship |  Matt Hall | 2019 Red Bull Air Race World Championship |
Challenger Class:  Florian Bergér | ||
| National Championship Air Races | Unlimited:  Steve Hinton | 2019 National Championship Air Races |
| Jet: Rick Vandam | ||
| Sport: Jeff LaVelle | ||
| T-6: Chris Rushing | ||
| Formula One: Lowell Slatter | ||
| Biplane: Jeff Rose |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series | Jonathan Davenport | 2019 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series |
| Oval Superstars Tour |  Shane Dewar | 2019 Oval Superstars Tour |
| USAC Silver Crown Series | Kody Swanson | 2019 USAC Silver Crown Series |
| Entrant: Klatt Enterprises | ||
| World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series | Brad Sweet | 2019 World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series |
| Teams: Kasey Kahne Racing | ||
| World of Outlaws Late Model Series | Brandon Sheppard | 2019 World of Outlaws Late Model Series |
| Teams: Mark Richards Racing |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series | Top Fuel: Steve Torrence | 2019 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series |
| Funny Car: Robert Hight | ||
| Pro Stock: Erica Enders-Stevens | ||
| PS Motorcycle: Andrew Hines |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA Intercontinental Drifting Cup |  Georgy Chivchyan | 2019 FIA Intercontinental Drifting Cup |
| British Drift Championship |  Oliver Evans | 2019 British Drift Championship |
| Teams: Slide Motorsport | ||
| Pro-Am: Lwi Edwards | ||
| D1 Grand Prix |  Masashi Yokoi | 2019 D1 Grand Prix series |
| Teams: D-MAX Racing Team | ||
| Tanso Series: Yusuke Kitaoka | ||
| D1 Lights | Kojiro Mekuwa | 2019 D1 Lights |
| Tanso Series: Keisuke Hatakeyama | ||
| D1NZ | Darren Kelly | 2019 D1NZ season |
| Pro-Sport: Michael Thorley | ||
| Formula Drift |  James Deane | 2019 Formula Drift |
| Auto Cup: Toyota | ||
| Tire Cup: Falken Tire | ||
| Pro-2: Trenton Beechum | ||
| Formula Drift Japan | Andrew Gray | 2019 Formula Drift |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| Formula One Esports Series |  David Tonizza | 2019 Formula One Esports Series |
Constructors:  Red Bull Racing Esports | ||
| FIA-Certified Gran Turismo Championships | Nations Cup: Mikail Hizal | 2019 FIA-Certified Gran Turismo Championships |
| Manufacturers Series: Tomoaki Yamanaka Manufacturers Series:  Rayan DerrouicheManufacturers Series:  Igor Fraga | ||
| Manufacturer: Toyota | ||
| Gfinity Supercars eSeries | Josh Rogers | 2019 Gfinity Supercars eSeries |
| eROC | James Baldwin | 2019 Race of Champions |
| McLaren Shadow Project | Igor Fraga | 2018–19 McLaren Shadow Project |
| iRacing | ||
| eNASCAR PEAK Antifreeze iRacing Series | Zack Novak | 2019 eNASCAR PEAK Antifreeze iRacing Series |
| Porsche eSports Supercup | Josh Rogers | 2019 Porsche eSports Supercup |
| VRS GT iRacing Series | Josh Rogers Ricardo Castro Ledo | 2019 VRS GT iRacing Series |
| iRacing USAC World Championship | David Heileman | 2019 iRacing USAC World Championship |
| World of Outlaws Late Model Series | Kendal Tucker | 2019 World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Championship Series |
| World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series |  Alex Bergeron | 2019 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Championship Series |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIM Motocross World Championship |  Tim Gajser | 2019 FIM Motocross World Championship |
| Manufacturers: Honda | ||
MX2:  Jorge Prado | ||
| MX2 Manufacturers: KTM | ||
| FIM Women's Motocross World Championship | Courtney Duncan | 2019 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship |
| Manufacturers: Kawasaki | ||
| FIM Enduro World Championship | Bradley Freeman | 2019 FIM Enduro World Championship |
| Enduro 1: Bradley Freeman | ||
| Enduro 2: Loïc Larrieu | ||
| Enduro 3: Steve Holcombe | ||
| Junior: Andrea Verona | ||
| Junior 1: Andrea Verona | ||
| Junior 2: Enric Francisco | ||
| Youth: Hamish MacDonald | ||
| Women: Jane Daniels | ||
| Open 2-Stroke: Gonçalo Reis | ||
| Open 4-Stroke: Thomas Ellwood | ||
| AMA Motocross Championship | Eli Tomac | 2019 AMA National Motocross Championship |
| 250cc: Adam Cianciarulo | ||
| AMA Supercross Championship | Cooper Webb | 2019 AMA Supercross Championship |
| 250SX West: Dylan Ferrandis | ||
| 250SX East: Chase Sexton |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA World Rallycross Championship |  Timmy Hansen | 2019 FIA World Rallycross Championship |
| Teams: Team Hansen MJP | ||
| RX2: Oliver Eriksson | ||
| FIA European Rallycross Championship | Robin Larsson | 2019 FIA European Rallycross Championship |
| Super1600: Aydar Nuriev | ||
Touring Car:  Steve Volders | ||
| Americas Rallycross Championship | Tanner Foust | 2019 Americas Rallycross Championship |
ARX2:  Fraser McConnell | ||
| ARX3: John McInnes |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas |  Orlando Terranova | 2019 FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas |
| Co-drivers: Ronnie Graue | ||
| Teams: X-Raid Mini JCW Team | ||
T2 Cup:  Aldis Vilcans | ||
| T2 Cup Teams: VA Motorsports | ||
| T3 Cup: Fedor Vorobyev | ||
| T3 Cup Teams: Zavidovo Racing Team | ||
| FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies | Stéphane Peterhansel | 2019 FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies |
| Co-drivers: Andrea Peterhansel | ||
| Teams: X-Raid Mini JCW Team | ||
T2 Cup:  Mohammed Al-Meer | ||
| T2 Cup Teams: QMMF Team | ||
| T3 Cup: Reinaldo Marques Varela | ||
| T3 Cup Teams: Monster Energy Can-Am | ||
| FIM Bajas World Cup | Benjamin Melot | 2019 FIM Bajas World Cup |
| Quads: Aleksandr Maksimov | ||
| FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Championship | Sam Sunderland | 2019 FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Championship |
| Manufacturers (Bikes): KTM | ||
Quads:  Rafał Sonik | ||
| Manufacturers (Quads): Yamaha | ||
| Dakar Rally | Nasser Al-Attiyah Co-driver: Matthieu Baumel | 2019 Dakar Rally |
| Bikes: Toby Price | ||
| Trucks: Eduard Nikolaev Trucks: Evgeny YakovlevTrucks: Vladimir Rybakov | ||
| Quads: Nicolas Cavigliasso | ||
UTV:  Francisco López Contardo UTV Co-driver: Alvaro Quintanilla |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA World Endurance Championship |  Sébastien Buemi Kazuki Nakajima Fernando Alonso | 2018–19 FIA World Endurance Championship |
| Manufacturers: Toyota Gazoo Racing | ||
| LMP2: Nicolas Lapierre LMP2: Pierre Thiriet LMP2: André Negrão | ||
| LMP2 Teams: #36 Signatech Alpine Matmut | ||
LMGTE:  Michael Christensen LMGTE: Kévin Estre | ||
| LMGTE Manufacturers: Porsche | ||
| LMGTE Am: Jörg Bergmeister LMGTE Am: Patrick Lindsey LMGTE Am:  Egidio Perfetti | ||
| LMGTE Am Teams: #56 Team Project 1 | ||
| ADAC GT Masters |  Kelvin van der Linde Patric Niederhauser | 2019 ADAC GT Masters |
| Teams: HCB-Rutronik Racing | ||
| Junior Cup: Max Hofer | ||
| Trophy Cup: Sven Barth | ||
| ADAC GT4 Germany | Eike Angermayr Mads Siljehaug | 2019 ADAC GT4 Germany |
| Teams: Hofor Racing by Bonk Motorsport | ||
| Trophy: Oliver Mayer | ||
| Junior: Marius Zug | ||
| Australian GT Championship | Geoff Emery | 2019 Australian GT Championship |
| Endurance: Geoff Emery Endurance: Garth Tander | ||
| GT4: Justin McMillan GT4: Glen Wood | ||
| Trophy: Dale Paterson | ||
| Tropheo: Nick Karnaros | ||
| Britcar Endurance Championship | Overall: Paul Bailey Overall: Andy Schultz | 2019 Britcar Endurance Championship |
| Class 1: Alastair Boulton Class 1: Tim GrayClass 1:  Grant Williams | ||
| Class 2: Paul Bailey Class 2: Andy Schultz | ||
| Class 3: Mark Cunningham Class 3: Peter Cunningham | ||
| Class 4: Tim Docker | ||
| Class 5: Chris Murphy | ||
| British GT Championship | GT3: Jonathan Adam GT3: Graham Davidson | 2019 British GT Championship |
| GT4: Tom Canning GT4: Ashley Hand | ||
| GT3 Teams: Barwell Motorsport | ||
| GT4 Teams: TF Sport | ||
| GT3 Pro-Am: Jonny Cocker GT3 Pro-Am: Sam De Haan | ||
| GT4 Pro-Am: Kelvin Fletcher GT4 Pro-Am: Martin Plowman | ||
| GT3 Silver Cup: Bradley Ellis GT3 Silver Cup: Oliver Wilkinson | ||
| GT4 Silver Cup: Tom Canning GT4 Silver Cup: Ashley Hand | ||
| GT3 Am: Greg Caton GT3 Am: Shamus Jennings | ||
| GT4 Am: Steve McCulley GT4 Am: Paul Vice | ||
| Blancpain Trophy: Sam De Haan | ||
| Ginetta GT4 Supercup | Harry King | 2019 Ginetta GT4 Supercup |
| Amateur: Colin White | ||
| Ginetta Junior Championship | James Hedley | 2019 Ginetta Junior Championship |
| GT4 America Series | SprintX Pro-Am: Greg Liefooghe SprintX Pro-Am: Sean Quinlan | 2019 GT4 America Series |
| SprintX Am: Preston Calvert SprintX Am: Matt Keegan | ||
| SprintX Teams: Stephen Cameron Racing | ||
| SprintX Manufacturers: Porsche | ||
| East Pro-Am: Stevan McAleer East Pro-Am: Justin Raphael | ||
| East Am: Matt Fassnacht East Am: Christian Szymczak | ||
| SprintX East Teams: Park Place Motorsports | ||
| West Pro-Am: Harry Gottsacker West Pro-Am: Jon Miller | ||
| West Am: Jeff Burton West Am: Vesko Kozarov | ||
| SprintX West Teams: ST Racing | ||
| Sprint: Ian James | ||
| Sprint Am: Drew Staveley | ||
| Sprint Teams: Team Panoz Racing | ||
| Sprint Manufacturers: McLaren | ||
| GT4 European Series | Silver Cup:  Simon KnapSilver Cup: Alec Udell | 2019 GT4 European Series |
| Teams: Leipert Motorsport | ||
| Pro-Am: Marcus Påverud Pro-Am: Luca Trefz | ||
| Am: Pascal Bachmann Am:  Clément Seyler | ||
| GT Cup Open Europe | Hans-Peter Koller | 2019 GT Cup Open Europe |
| Teams: Vincenzo Sospiri Racing | ||
| Silver Cup: Marc de Fulgencio Silver Cup: Thiago Vivacqua | ||
| Pro-Am: Hans-Peter Koller | ||
| Am: Niki Leutweiler | ||
| IMSA Prototype Challenge | Austin McCusker Rodrigo Pflucker | 2019 IMSA Prototype Challenge |
| Teams: #47 Forty 7 Motorsports | ||
| Bronze Cup: Joel Janco Bronze Cup: Jonathan Jorge | ||
| Intercontinental GT Challenge | Dennis Olsen | 2019 Intercontinental GT Challenge |
| Constructors: Porsche | ||
| Bronze: Kenny Habul | ||
| International GT Open | Giacomo Altoè Albert Costa | 2019 International GT Open |
| Teams: Emil Frey Racing | ||
| Pro-Am: Tom Onslow-Cole Pro-Am: Valentin Pierburg | ||
| Am: Giuseppe Cipriani | ||
| Michelin Le Mans Cup | LMP3: Duncan Tappy LMP3: Michael Benham | 2019 Michelin Le Mans Cup |
| LMP3 Teams: Lanan Racing | ||
| GT3: Giacomo Piccini GT3: Sergio Pianezzola | ||
| GT3 Teams: Kessel Racing | ||
| Michelin Pilot Challenge | Grand Sport: Tyler McQuarrie Grand Sport: Jeff Westphal | 2019 Michelin Pilot Challenge |
| Grand Sport Teams: #39 Carbahn with Peregrine Racing | ||
| Grand Sport Manufacturers: Mercedes-AMG | ||
| Touring Car: Michael Lewis Touring Car: Mark Wilkins | ||
| Touring Car Teams: #98 Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb-Agajanian | ||
| Touring Car Manufacturers: Audi | ||
| Super GT Series | Kazuya Oshima Kenta Yamashita | 2019 Super GT Series |
| GT300: Shinichi Takagi GT300: Nirei Fukuzumi | ||
| Toyota 86 Racing Series | Aaron Borg | 2019 Toyota 86 Racing Series |
| Toyota Finance 86 Championship | Callum Hedge | 2018–19 Toyota Finance 86 Championship |
| WeatherTech SportsCar Championship | DPi: Dane Cameron DPi:  Juan Pablo Montoya | 2019 WeatherTech SportsCar Championship |
| DPi Teams: #6 Acura Team Penske | ||
| LMP2: Matt McMurry | ||
| LMP2 Teams: #52 PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports | ||
| GTLM: Earl Bamber GTLM: Laurens Vanthoor | ||
| GTLM Teams: #912 Porsche GT Team | ||
| GTD: Mario Farnbacher GTD: Trent Hindman | ||
| GTD Teams: #86 Meyer-Shank Racing with Curb Agajanian | ||
| Automobile Club de l'Ouest | ||
| Asian Le Mans Series | LMP2 Pro： Paul di Resta LMP2 Pro： Phil Hanson | 2018–19 Asian Le Mans Series |
| LMP2 Pro Teams: #22 United Autosports | ||
LMP2 Am:  Miro Konôpka LMP2 Am:  Kang Ling LMP2 Am: Darren Burke | ||
| LMP2 Am Teams: #4 ARC Bratislava | ||
| LMP3: Jakub Śmiechowski LMP3: Martin Hippe | ||
| LMP3 Teams: #13 Inter Europol Competition | ||
| GT: James Calado GT: Kei Cozzolino GT: Takeshi Kimura | ||
| GT Teams: No. 11 CarGuy Racing | ||
| GT Am: Massimiliano Wiser | ||
| GT Am Teams: Tianshi Racing Team #66 | ||
| GT Cup: Philippe Descombes GT Cup: Benny Simonsen | ||
GT Cup Teams:  No. 16 Modena Motorsports | ||
| 24H Series | ||
| 24H Continents Series | Harald Schlotter | 2019 24H GT Series |
| Teams: Leipert Motorsport | ||
| A6: Elmar Grimm A6: Johannes Kirchhoff | ||
| A6 Teams: Car Collection Motorsport | ||
| A6-Am: Elmar Grimm A6-Am: Johannes Kirchhoff | ||
| A6-Am Teams: Car Collection Motorsport | ||
| SPX: Harald Schlotter | ||
| SPX Teams: Leipert Motorsport | ||
| 991: Frédéric Ancel | ||
| 991 Teams: Porsche Lorient Racing | ||
| GT4: Björn Simon GT4: Olaf MeyerGT4: Simon Tibbett | ||
| GT4 Teams: Sorg Rennsport | ||
| 24H Europe Series | Matteo Malucelli Jiří Písařík Josef Král | 2019 24H GT Series |
| Teams: Bohemia Energy Racing with Scuderia Praha | ||
| A6: Matteo Malucelli A6: Jiří PísaříkA6: Josef Král | ||
| A6 Teams: Bohemia Energy Racing with Scuderia Praha | ||
| A6-Pro: Matteo Malucelli A6-Pro: Jiří PísaříkA6-Pro: Josef Král | ||
| A6-Pro Teams: Bohemia Energy Racing with Scuderia Praha | ||
| A6-Am: Edward Lewis Brauner | ||
| A6-Am Teams: Herberth Motorsport | ||
| SPX: Jim Briody SPX: Cor Euser SPX: Ricky CoomberSPX: Einar Thorsen | ||
| SPX Teams: Cor Euser Racing | ||
| 991: Frédéric Ancel 991: Jean-François Demorge | ||
| 991 Teams: Porsche Lorient Racing | ||
| SP2: Tomas Miniberger SP2: Erik Janiš | ||
| SP2 Teams: RTR Projects | ||
| GT4: Michael Fischer GT4: Thomas Jäger | ||
| GT4 Teams: Hofor Racing powered by Bonk Motorsport | ||
| Ladies Cup: Laura Kraihamer | ||
| Junior Cup: Michael Fischer | ||
| 24H Middle East Series | Ivan Bellarosa Guglielmo Belotti | 2019 24H Middle East Series |
| Teams: #45 Avelon Formula | ||
SPX:  Yusif BassilSPX:  Al Faisal Al Zubair | ||
| SPX Teams: #78 Speed Lover | ||
| TCR: Luc Breukers | ||
| TCR Teams: #101 Red Camel-Jordans.nl | ||
| Blancpain GT Series | ||
| Blancpain GT Series | Andrea Caldarelli Marco Mapelli | 2019 Blancpain GT Series |
| Teams: Orange1 FFF Racing Team | ||
| Silver Cup: Nico Bastian | ||
| Silver Cup Teams: AKKA ASP Team | ||
| Pro-Am Cup: Louis Machiels Pro-Am Cup: Andrea Bertolini | ||
| Pro-Am Cup Teams: AF Corse | ||
| Blancpain GT Series Endurance Cup | Andrea Caldarelli Marco Mapelli | 2019 Blancpain GT Series Endurance Cup |
| Teams: Orange1 FFF Racing Team | ||
| Silver Cup: Nico Bastian Silver Cup: Timur Boguslavskiy Silver Cup: Felipe Fraga | ||
| Silver Cup Teams: AKKA ASP Team | ||
| Pro-Am Cup: Charlie Eastwood Pro-Am Cup: Ahmad Al Harthy Pro-Am Cup:  Salih Yoluç | ||
| Pro-Am Cup Teams: Oman Racing with TF Sport | ||
| Am Cup: Leo Machitski Am Cup: Adrian Amstutz | ||
| Am Cup Teams: Barwell Motorsport | ||
| Blancpain GT Sports Club | Jens Reno Møller | 2019 Blancpain GT Sports Club |
| Titanium Cup: Coach McKansy | ||
| Iron Cup: Stephen Earle | ||
| Blancpain GT World Challenge America |  Toni Vilander | 2019 Blancpain GT World Challenge America |
| Teams: K-PAX Racing | ||
| Manufacturers: Ferrari | ||
| Pro-Am Cup: Dane Cameron | ||
| Pro-Am Cup Teams: RealTime Racing | ||
Am Cup:  Martin Fuentes | ||
| Am Cup Teams: Squadra Corse | ||
| Blancpain GT World Challenge Europe | Andrea Caldarelli Marco Mapelli | 2019 Blancpain GT World Challenge Europe |
| Teams: AKKA ASP Team | ||
| Silver Cup: Nico Bastian Silver Cup: Thomas Neubauer | ||
| Silver Cup Teams: AKKA ASP Team | ||
| Pro-Am Cup: Hiroshi Hamaguchi Pro-Am Cup: Phil Keen | ||
| Pro-Am Cup Teams: Orange1 FFF Racing Team | ||
| Am Cup: Florian Scholze Am Cup: Wolfgang Triller | ||
| Am Cup Teams: HB Racing | ||
| Porsche Supercup, Porsche Carrera Cup and GT3 Cup Challenge | ||
| Porsche Supercup | Michael Ammermüller | 2019 Porsche Supercup |
| Teams: BWT Lechner Racing | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Australia | Jordan Love | 2019 Porsche Carrera Cup Australia |
| Pro-Am: Liam Talbot | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland | Julien Andlauer | 2019 Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland |
| Teams: BWT Lechner Racing | ||
| Amateur: Carlos Rivas | ||
| Rookies: Jaxon Evans | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup France | Ayhancan Güven | 2019 Porsche Carrera Cup France |
| Teams: Martinet by Alméras | ||
| Gentlemen: Jérôme Boullery | ||
| Rookies: Enzo Guibbert | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain | Daniel Harper | 2019 Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain |
| Pro-Am: Karl Leonard | ||
| Am: Justin Sherwood | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Japan | Ukyo Sasahara | 2019 Porsche Carrera Cup Japan |
| Team: BINGO RACING | ||
| Gentleman: Tomohide Yamaguchi | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia | Lukas Sundahl | 2019 Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia |
| Approved Cup: Hugo Andersson | ||
| Masters: Lars-Bertil Rantzow | ||
| Ferrari Challenge | ||
| Finali Mondiali | Trofeo Pirelli Pro: Adam Carroll Trofeo Pirelli Pro-Am: Emanuele-Maria TabacchiCoppa Shell Pro-Am: James WeilandCoppa Shell Am: Ingvar Mattsson | 2019 Finali Mondiali |
| Ferrari Challenge Europe | Trofeo Pirelli Pro: Louis Prette Trofeo Pirelli Pro-Am: Emanuele-Maria TabacchiCoppa Shell Pro-Am: Tani HannaCoppa Shell Am: Henrik Jansen | 2019 Ferrari Challenge Europe |
| Ferrari Challenge North America | Trofeo Pirelli Pro: Cooper MacNeil Trofeo Pirelli Pro-Am: Neil GehaniCoppa Shell Pro-Am: Mark IssaCoppa Shell Am: Bradley Horstmann | 2019 Ferrari Challenge North America |
| Ferrari Challenge Asia-Pacific | Trofeo Pirelli Pro-Am: Philippe Prette Coppa Shell Pro-Am: Makoto FujiwaraCoppa Shell Am:  Andrew Moon | 2019 Ferrari Challenge Asia-Pacific |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA European Truck Racing Championship | Jochen Hahn | 2019 European Truck Racing Championship |
| Grammer Truck Cup: Oliver Janes | ||
| New Zealand Super Truck Championship | Troy Wheeler | 2019 New Zealand Super Truck Championship |
| New Zealand V8 Ute Racing Series | Matt Spratt [5] | 2018-19 New Zealand V8 Ute Racing Series |
| Stadium Super Trucks | Matthew Brabham | 2019 Stadium Super Trucks Series |
| SuperUtes Series | Tom Alexander | 2019 SuperUtes Series |
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