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2011 Pirelli World Challenge


The 2011 Pirelli World Challenge season was the 22nd season of the Sports Car Club of America's World Challenge series. It was the first season under the Pirelli sponsorship. Championships were awarded in three classes: GT, GTS, and Touring. The season began at St. Petersburg, Florida, on March 26 ended after 12 rounds at Road Atlanta on September 30. All rounds were covered on television by Versus.

Schedule

Part of the schedule was released December 1, 2010. The final two rounds were announced February 2, 2011. Watkins Glen, Exhibition Place, and Virginia International Raceway were not retained. Infineon Raceway returned to the schedule after a five-year absence. Laguna Seca and Road Atlanta returned after a one-year absence.

RoundDateCircuitLocationSupporting123456789101112
March 26Streets of St. PetersburgSt. Petersburg, FloridaIndyCar Series
March 27
April 18Streets of Long BeachLong Beach, CaliforniaIndyCar Series / American Le Mans Series
April 30Miller Motorsports ParkTooele, UtahStand-alone event with NASCAR West Series
May 21Mosport International RacewayBowmanville, OntarioStand-alone event
May 22
August 6Mid-Ohio Sports Car CourseLexington, OhioIndyCar Series / American Le Mans Series
August 7
August 27Infineon Raceway (Indy course)Sonoma, CaliforniaIndyCar Series
August 28
September 18Mazda Raceway Laguna SecaMonterey, CaliforniaAmerican Le Mans Series
September 30Road AtlantaBraselton, GeorgiaAmerican Le Mans Series

News

On January 3, 2011, Cadillac announced their return to the series after a four-year absence.

Pirelli became the sole tire supplier for the 2011 season. The series used slick racing tires, rather than the street-legal treaded tires used in previous seasons.

Brimtek Motorsports announced that they would be fielding a Volkswagen GTI in the touring car class for 2011.

It was announced that Mike Skeen would be driving a Chevrolet Corvette for CRP Motorsports in the GT class.

Results

RndCircuitGT Winning CarGTS Winning CarTC Winning CarGT Winning DriverGTS Winning DriverTC Winning Driver123456789101112
St. Petersburg#45 TruSpeed Porsche 911 GT3#19 Steeda Ford Mustang Boss 302S#71 Compass360 Racing Honda Civic Si
USA Patrick LongUSA Jason von KlugeUSA Lawson Aschenbach
#45 TruSpeed Porsche 911 GT3#73 Traxxas Ford Mustang FR500S#33 Brimtek Motorsports Volkswagen GTI
USA Patrick LongUSA Eric FossUSA Tristan Herbert
Long Beach#10 ACS Express Ford Mustang Cobra#50 Tiger Racing Ford Mustang Boss 302S#67 Shea Racing Honda Civic Si
USA Brandon DavisUSA Paul BrownUSA Shea Holbrook
Miller#7 Daskalos Motorsports Dodge Viper#05 Momentum Chevrolet Camaro#88 K-Pax Racing Volvo C30
USA Jason DaskalosUSA Jordan MusserCAN Aaron Povoledo
Mosport#2 CRP Racing Chevrolet Corvette Z06#25 Interbank FX/Racewithrp.com Ford Mustang FR500S#71 Compass360 Racing Honda Civic Si
USA Mike SkeenUSA Ben CroslandUSA Lawson Aschenbach
#2 CRP Racing Chevrolet Corvette Z06#50 Tiger Racing Ford Mustang Boss 302S#71 Compass360 Racing Honda Civic Si
USA Mike SkeenUSA Paul BrownUSA Lawson Aschenbach
Mid-Ohio#9 K-Pax Racing Volvo S60#50 Tiger Racing Ford Mustang Boss 302S#66 K-Pax Racing Volvo C30
USA Alex FiggeUSA Paul BrownUSA Robb Holland
#3 Cadillac Racing Cadillac CTS-V#50 Tiger Racing Ford Mustang Boss 302S#88 K-Pax Racing Volvo C30
USA Johnny O'ConnellUSA Paul BrownCAN Aaron Povoledo
Infineon#45 TruSpeed Porsche 911 GT3#1 RealTime Racing Acura TSX#71 Compass360 Racing Honda Civic Si
USA Patrick LongUSA Peter CunninghamUSA Lawson Aschenbach
#45 TruSpeed Porsche 911 GT3#25 Interbank FX/Racewithrp.com Ford Mustang FR500S#88 K-Pax Racing Volvo C30
USA Patrick LongUSA Ben CroslandCAN Aaron Povoledo
Laguna Seca#2 CRP Racing Chevrolet Corvette Z06#50 Tiger Racing Ford Mustang Boss 302S#71 Compass360 Racing Honda Civic Si
USA Mike SkeenUSA Paul BrownUSA Lawson Aschenbach
Road Atlanta#3 Cadillac Racing Cadillac CTS-V#73 Traxxas Ford Mustang FR500S#88 K-Pax Racing Volvo C30
USA Johnny O'ConnellUSA Eric FossCAN Aaron Povoledo

References

References

  1. (1 December 2010). "World Challenge Announces 2011 Schedule". Sports Car Club of America.
  2. (8 February 2011). "World Challenge Announces Final Two Venues to Complete 2011 Season". Sports Car Club of America.
  3. (3 January 2011). "Cadillac Poised for Return to World Challenge". Sports Car Club of America.
  4. (12 October 2010). "World Challenge teams begin Pirelli tire tests". Haymarket Media.
  5. (20 January 2011). "Brimtek Motorsports Joins The Sports Car Wars". Sports Car Club of America.
  6. (2 February 2011). "CRP Racing Signs Mike Skeen For Full Season to Drive the Cragar Wheels Sponsored Corvette". Sports Car Club of America.
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