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2009 Speed World Challenge


The 2009 SCCA Speed World Challenge was the 20th Speed World Challenge season. began March 18, 2009, and was completed on October 11, after 10 rounds. The Grand Touring championship was won by Brandon Davis driving a Ford Mustang GT, and the Touring Car championship was won by Pierre Kleinubing driving an Acura TSX. It was the last season under the Speed Channel sponsorship.

Schedule

Five of the rounds were held as an undercard to the American Le Mans Series: Sebring, Long Beach, Mid-Ohio, Road America, Road Atlanta and Laguna Seca. The Sebring, Mid-Ohio, Road Atlanta and Laguna Seca races were also shared with the Atlantic Championship, as well as the Autobahn date. The race at New Jersey was held as an undercard to the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series.

RoundDateLocationClasses12345678910
March 20SebringGTTC
April 19Long BeachGT
May 3New JerseyGTTC
May 17MosportGTTC
July 5Watkins GlenGTTC
July 26Autobahn Country ClubGTTC
August 9Mid OhioGTTC
August 16Road AmericaGTTC
September 25Road AtlantaGTTC
October 11Laguna SecaGTTC

Race results

RndCircuitGT Winning CarTC Winning CarGT Winning DriverTC Winning Driver12345678910
Sebring#97 Tax Masters Porsche 911 GT3#38 Bimmer World BMW 328i
USA Tony RiveraUSA Seth Thomas
Long Beach#14 Global Motorsports Group Porsche 911 GT3no race
USA James Sofronas
New Jersey#8 K-Pax Racing Volvo S60#74 Mazdaspeed Mazda 6
UK Andy PilgrimUnited States Jason Saini
Mosport#5 Daskalos Developments Dodge Viper#44 RealTime Racing Acura TSX
United States Jason DaskalosCanada Kuno Wittmer
no race#1 RealTime Racing Acura TSX
United States Peter Cunningham
Watkins Glen#4 Stoptech Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3#38 Bimmer World BMW 328i
United States Dino CrescentiniUSA Seth Thomas
Autobahn#1 K-Pax Racing Volvo S60#74 Mazdaspeed Mazda 6
United States Randy PobstUnited States Jason Saini
Mid-Ohio#10 SunMicro Ford Mustang GT#74 Mazdaspeed Mazda 6
United States Brandon DavisUnited States Jason Saini
Road America#97 Tax Masters Porsche 911 GT3#42 RealTime Racing Acura TSX
USA Tony RiveraBrazil Pierre Kleinubing
Road Atlanta#8 K-Pax Racing Volvo S60#38 Bimmer World BMW 328i
UK Andy PilgrimUSA Seth Thomas
Monterey#14 Global Motorsports Group Porsche 911 GT3#42 RealTime Racing Acura TSX
USA James SofronasBrazil Pierre Kleinubing

Drivers

Grand Touring (top 15)

PosDriverSEBLBNJMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints123456789101112131415PosDriverSEBLBNJMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints
USA Brandon Davis333282*1*4341012
USA James Sofronas51693631551931
USA Tony Rivera17537521417910
UK Andy Pilgrim126*1*454151615851
USA Eric Curran22DSQ521716223811
USA Randy PobstDNS8284146192796
USA Dino Crescentini17DNS611553918578
USA Sonny Whelen1122871011109189572
USA Tony Gaples4971219810810568
USA William Ziegler8121113111011111219552
USA Gunter SchaldachDSQDNS410918917146457
USA Jeff CourtneyDSQ10118613711441
USA Jason Daskalos195165402
USA Rob Morgan13157137291
USA Ritch Marziale1814128209

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Touring Car (top 15)

PosDriverSEBNJMOSMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints123456789101112131415PosDriverSEBNJMOSMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints
BRA Pierre Kleinubing2525633110*1*973
USA Jason Saini31438*1*1488960
USA Peter Cunningham9251522662921
USA Seth Thomas114104*1*114817878
USA Charles Espenlaub121172248296847
CAN Kuno Wittmer1341678710418803
USA Eric Foss466911695512769
USA James Clay679119512723767
USA Nick Esayian591184761134758
USA Patrick Lindsey53710328
USA Toby Grahovec11881010313
USA Andrew Aquilante83312309
USA Branden Peterson101213165
CAN Nick Wittmer37164
USA Chip Herr145131

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Manufacturer

Grand Touring

PosManufacturerSEBLBNJMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints167253348445518PosManufacturerSEBLBNJMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints
GER Porsche1153152141
USA Ford3332821434
SWE Volvo12614414612
USA Chevrolet22752118223
USA Dodge7541686578

Touring Car

PosManufacturerSEBNJMOSMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints172265342PosManufacturerSEBNJMOSMOSWGIABCMIDELKATLLAGPoints
Japan Acura2211522141
Japan Mazda3142211255
GER BMW1794154713

References

References

  1. "SCCA Pro Racing World Challenge".
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