2019 NASCAR Whelen Euro Series

NASCAR released the 33-car entry list for the teams participating on 25 March 2019.^[1]

Elite 1

Team	No.	Body Style	Race Driver	Rounds
Alex Caffi Motorsport	1	Ford Mustang	Rubén García Jr.[2]	1
			Alex Caffi[N 1][3]	2
			Jennifer Jo Cobb[4]	3
			Christophe Bouchut[5]	4
			Michaela Dorcikova[6]	6
	2	Chevrolet SS 1 Chevrolet Camaro 6	Kenko Miura[7]	All
	27	Ford Mustang	Thomas Ferrando[8]	1–3
RDV Competition	3	Chevrolet SS	Frédéric Gabillon[9]	All
	36	Chevrolet Camaro	Ulysse Delsaux[9]	All
Hendriks Motorsport	7	Ford Mustang	Martin Doubek[10]	1–2, 4–7
	50		Loris Hezemans[10]	All
Racers Motorsport	8	Chevrolet Camaro	Dario Caso[11]	All
	9	Ford Mustang	Gianmarco Ercoli[12]	All
	19	Ford Mustang 1 Chevrolet Camaro 3	Simone Laureti[11]	1–4
Racing-Total JJCR[N 2] Racing-Total AmD Tuning[N 2]	10	Chevrolet Camaro	Julio Carayol Casas[13]	1
	46	Ford Mustang	Ant Whorton-Eales[14]	1–2
PK Carsport	11	Chevrolet Camaro	Stienes Longin[15][16]	All
	24		Nicolò Rocca[17]	All
	98	Ford Mustang	Dylan Derdaele[18]	6–7
Solaris Motorsport	12	Chevrolet Camaro	Francesco Sini[19]	1–4, 6–7
Marko Stipp - DF1 Racing[20]	22	Ford Mustang	Ioannis Smyrlis[20]	6
Memphis Racing	23	Chevrolet Camaro	Henri Tuomaala[21]	All
	77		Alexander Graff[22][21]	All
CAAL Racing	27	Ford Mustang	Thomas Ferrando[8]	4–7
	31	Chevrolet SS	Mauro Trione[22][23]	All
	54		Alon Day[22][23]	All
	56		Marco Santamaria[6]	6
Go Fas Racing	32	Chevrolet Camaro	Jacques Villeneuve[24]	All
Mishumotors	33	Chevrolet Camaro	Lucas Lasserre[25]	1–4, 6–7
	70	Chevrolet SS 4 Chevrolet Camaro 1	Bobby Labonte[26]	1
			Eric Filgueiras[3]	2–3
			Salvador Tineo Arroyo[5]	4
			Daniel Keilwitz[27]	6
The Club Motorsports	41	Chevrolet Camaro	Max Lanza[15]	1, 3
			Lorenzo Marcucci[6]	6
42 Racing by FS Motorsport	42	Ford Mustang	Luigi Ferrara[3]	2
Marko Stipp Motorsport[N 3][28]	46	Ford Mustang	Ant Whorton-Eales[14]	3
			Salvador Tineo Arroyo[29]	5, 7
Racing Engineering[30]	48	Ford Mustang	Ander Vilariño[31]	All
	88		Romain Iannetta[32]	All
Speedhouse 64[33]	64	Chevrolet SS	Salvador Tineo Arroyo[11]	1–3, 6
Dexwet-df1 Racing	66	Chevrolet Camaro	Christophe Bouchut[34]	1–2
			Lasse Sørensen[35]	3–4
	99		Ellen Lohr[36]	1–5
			Guillaume Deflandre[37][6]	6–7
Team Bleekemolen	69	Ford Mustang	Sebastiaan Bleekemolen[38][39]	All
Braxx Racing	78	Ford Mustang	Marc Goossens[40]	1–3, 7
	90	Chevrolet Camaro	Alex Sedgwick[41]	1–3, 7
			Scott Jeffs[6]	6
Motorsport 98	98	Ford Mustang	Eric De Doncker[11]	1–4

Elite 2

Team	No.	Body Style	Race Driver	Rounds
Alex Caffi Motorsport	1	Ford Mustang	Thomas Krasonis[11]	1–4, 6
	2	Chevrolet SS 1 Chevrolet Camaro 6	Jesse Vartiainen[42]	All
	27	Ford Mustang	Pierluigi Veronesi[7]	1–3
Hendriks Motorsport	7	Ford Mustang	Martin Doubek[10]	1–2, 4–7
	50		Giorgio Maggi[10]	All
Racers Motorsport	8	Chevrolet Camaro	Nicholas Risitano[11]	All
	9	Ford Mustang	Vittorio Ghirelli[11]	1–3
			Alessandro Brigatti[5]	4, 6–7
			Simone Laureti	5
	19	Ford Mustang 1 Chevrolet Camaro 3	Alessandro Brigatti[11]	1–3
			Florian Venturi	4
Racing-Total JJCR[N 2] Racing-Total AmD Tuning[N 2]	10	Chevrolet Camaro	Jennifer Jo Cobb[43][14]	1
	46	Ford Mustang	Shaun Hollamby[44][14]	1–2
PK Carsport	11	Chevrolet Camaro	Bert Longin[16]	1–2
			Freddy Nordström[45]	3
			Vittorio Ghirelli[5]	4
			Barry Maessen[29]	5
			Niels Albert	7
	24		Andre Castro[17]	1–4
			Vittorio Ghirelli[29]	5–7
	98	Ford Mustang	Pol van Pollaert[18]	6–7
Solaris Motorsport	12	Chevrolet Camaro	Naveh Talor[46]	1–4, 6–7
Marko Stipp – DF1 Racing[20]	22	Ford Mustang	Ioannis Smyrlis[20]	6
Memphis Racing	23	Chevrolet Camaro	Ian Eric Wadén[21]	All
	77		Freddie Hemborg[21]	1–5, 7
			Janne Koikkalainen[6]	6
CAAL Racing	27	Ford Mustang	Pierluigi Veronesi[7]	4–7
	31	Chevrolet SS	Meisam Taheri[47]	1
			Moreno di Silvestre[3]	2
			Advait Deodhar[45]	3–4, 6–7
	54		Arianna Casoli[22][23]	1–4, 6–7
	56		Moreno di Silvestre[6]	6
Go Fas Racing	32	Chevrolet Camaro	Florian Venturi[22]	1–3
Mishumotors	33	Chevrolet Camaro	Ben Creanor[25][26]	1–4, 6–7
	70	Chevrolet SS 4 Chevrolet Camaro 1	Mirco Schultis[26]	1–4, 6
The Club Motorsports	41	Chevrolet Camaro	Max Lanza[48]	1–3, 6
42 Racing by FS Motorsport	42	Ford Mustang	Claudio Remigio Cappelli[3]	2
Marko Stipp Motorsport[N 3][28]	46	Ford Mustang	Shaun Hollamby[44]	3
			Andre Castro[29]	5–6
Racing Engineering[30]	48	Ford Mustang	Myatt Snider[49]	All
	88		Eric Clément[3]	2–4
			Alfonso de Orléans-Borbón	5
			Hugo de Sadeleer[50]	6–7
Speedhouse 64[33]	64	Chevrolet SS	Eric Quintal[11]	1
			Advait Deodhar[3]	2
			Matthias Hauer[45]	3, 6–7
Dexwet-df1 Racing	66	Chevrolet Camaro	Advait Deodhar[34]	1
			Lasse Sørensen[3]	2–7
	99		Justin Kunz[34]	All
Team Bleekemolen	69	Ford Mustang	Michael Bleekemolen[38][39]	All
Braxx Racing	78	Ford Mustang	Jerry de Weerdt[40]	1–3
			Sven van Laere[51]	7
	90	Chevrolet Camaro	Scott Jeffs[52]	1–3
Motorsport 98	98	Ford Mustang	Eric De Doncker[11]	1–4

Notes

Driver changes

• Former Cup Series driver, 1995 Indianapolis 500 winner and 1997 Formula One champion Jacques Villeneuve is set to make his Euro Series debut for Go Fas Racing in the Elite 1 class, replacing Romain Iannetta who switched teams to Racing Engineering.^[24][32]
• DTM's only female race winner Ellen Lohr is set to make her Euro Series debut for Dexwet-df1 Racing in the Elite 1 class. She will drive the #99 car, which was driven by Advait Deodhar in the Elite 2 class last season. Deodhar himself will stay with the team as he will make his first full-season campaign in the Elite 2 class with the #66 team for the 2019 season.^[36][34]
• Justin Kunz will make a switch from Racing Total to Dexwet-df1 Racing for 2019.^[34]
• Defending Elite 2 champion Ulysse Delsaux will move up to the Elite 1 class to drive the No. 36 RDV Competition entry, replacing Bobby Labonte who moved to Mishumotors to drive the No. 70 Camaro.^[9][26]
• 2016 Mini Challenge UK Cooper S Class champion Scott Jeffs will make his Euro Series for Braxx Racing in the Elite 2 class. He will partner with Alex Sedgwick in the No. 90 entry for the 2019 season.^[52]
• Pierluigi Veronesi will make a switch from BVR Motorsport to Alex Caffi Motorsport for 2019.^[7]
• Jesse Vartiainen is scheduled to make his Euro Series debut for Alex Caffi Motorsport in the No. 2 Elite 2 entry. He previously made an appearance at the Hockenheim round last season for Caffi.^[42]
• Ben Creanor is scheduled to make his Euro Series debut in the No. 33 Elite 2 entry for Mishumotors.^[26]
• Shaun Hollamby, the owner of BTCC team AmD Essex, is scheduled to make his Euro Series debut in the No. 46 Elite 2 entry for Racing Total, replacing the departing Justin Kunz.^[44]
• Martin Doubek will compete in both classes again for 2019 after competing in the Elite 1 class only in 2018.^[10]
• Giorgio Maggi will move from ADAC GT Masters to make his debut in the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series. Maggi will drive the No. 50 Elite 2 entry for Hendriks Motorsport.^[10]
• Thomas Ferrando will switch teams to Alex Caffi Motorsport after Knauf Racing folded in the off-season. Ferrando will drive the No. 27 Elite 1 entry for the 2019 season.^[8]
• 2018 NASCAR PEAK Mexico Series champion Rubén García Jr. is scheduled to make his Euro Series debut in the season opening round at Valencia as part of a driver exchange program between Euro Series and Mexico Series.^[2]
• Ander Vilariño returns to the series after a three-year absence. He will drive Racing Engineering's No. 48 car on a full-time basis.^[31]
• Jennifer Jo Cobb is scheduled to compete for the majority of the season in the No. 10 Racing-Total car in the Elite 2 class. Due to a clash in schedule with the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series, Jo Cobb is currently not listed to take part in Franciacorta and Most, although she is currently in talks with the team for a chance to compete in all Euro Series races.^[43][14]
• 2018 Mini Challenge UK champion Ant Whorton-Eales is scheduled to make his Euro Series debut with the No. 46 Racing-Total team in Elite 1.^[14]
• Tom Boonen, Niels Albert, and Bert Longin was initially announced to share a ride in the No. 11 PK Carsport car in Elite 2 for 2019.^[16] Freddy Nordström and Vittorio Ghirelli would also race for the No. 11 team at Brands Hatch and Most respectively, while Niels Albert would be replaced by Barry Maessen on Albert's scheduled debut at Venray.
• Naveh Talor is scheduled to make his Euro Series debut with Solaris Motorsport in the Elite 2 class.^[46]
• Fredrik Hemborg is scheduled to make his Euro Series debut in Memphis Racing's No. 77 Camaro. Hemborg will replace Guillaume Deflandre in the team's Elite 2 seat.^[21]
• Henri Tuomaala and Ian Eric Wadén are scheduled to make their first full season Euro Series campaign in 2019 with the No. 23 Camaro of Memphis Racing.^[21]
• ThorSport Racing driver and 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Rookie of the Year Myatt Snider will make his Euro Series debut this season, driving Racing Engineering's No. 48 Mustang in the Elite 2 class in conjunction with his part-time Truck Series effort.^[49]
• Braxx Racing team owner Jerry de Weerdt will step down from the No. 78 Ford seat in the Elite 1 class to focus on his Elite 2 class campaign. Marc Goossens will replace him in the No. 78 Elite 1 seat.^[40]
• Nicolò Rocca is scheduled to make a return to full-time racing in 2019 with PK Carsport. Rocca will replace Anthony Kumpen, who is currently suspended due to failing a drug test during the 2018 24 Hours of Zolder. Partnering with Rocca in the No. 24 seat will be former USF2000 driver Andre Castro, who will make his Euro Series debut this season.^[17][22] Kumpen himself would eventually move to a management role in PK Carsport as he currently^[when?] works as the team manager for the Euro Series operations of the team.^[18]

Team changes

• Solaris Motorsport will field a car in the Elite 2 class for Israeli driver Naveh Talor in the 2019 season. They previously fielded the No. 12 car in the Elite 1 class only.^[46]
• DF1 Racing's #99 car is set to run as a full-time team in 2019. The #99 car was run as a part-time Elite 2 class effort in 2018, with Advait Deodhar driving the car in Brands Hatch and Hockenheim.
• Team Bleekemolen will enter the championship with the No. 69 Mustang for father and son duo Michael and Sebastiaan Bleekemolen. The team also potentially will field a second car if the team can earn enough sponsorship money.^[38][39]
• RDV Competition's No. 18 entry will be renumbered to the No. 36. In addition, the No. 36 entry will use a Chevrolet Camaro chassis instead of a Toyota Camry chassis.^[9]
• Alex Caffi Motorsport will expand into a three-car team with the addition of the #27 Mustang to the team after signing a collaboration deal with BVR Motorsport, who fielded the No. 27 team last season.^[7]
• Hendriks Motorsport will expand into a two-car team with the addition of the No. 7 Mustang to the team for 2019. The No. 7 team was part of the Belgium Driver Academy team in the 2018 season.^[10]
• CAAL Racing will downsize to a two-car team, shutting down the No. 44 and No. 56 team and adding the No. 31 team following a merger between CAAL and Race Art - Blu Mot, who fielded the No. 31 team in the 2018 season.^[23]
• Former Formula 2 and European Le Mans Series team Racing Engineering will make their debut in the series. The team will field the No. 48 and No. 88 Mustang for the 2019 season.^[30]
• Eric De Doncker's Motorsport 98 returns to the series after a one-year absence.
• Memphis Racing will expand into a two-car team with the addition of the No. 23 Camaro.^[21]
• Racers Motorsport will field a third entry with the No. 19 team for the 2019 season. They initially planned to field a third entry in 2018, but ultimately the team would field only two cars.
• Lucas Lasserre's Speedhouse 64 will make their debut in the series, fielding the No. 64 car for the 2019 season.^[33]
• Braxx Racing will downsize from a three-car team into a two-car team after the team shut down the No. 91 entry.
• Both Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing and AmD Tuning entered a partnership with Racing-Total for the 2019 season.
• Mishumotors' No. 70 team is set to run full-time in 2019 after the team ran part-time in 2018.^[26]
• Knauf Racing did not submit an entry for the 2019 season. It is presumed that the team folded in the off-season.

Mid-season changes

• Starting from the rounds at Franciacorta, Lasse Sørensen will be driving for the No. 66 Dexwet-df1 Racing team in the Elite 2 class, replacing Advait Deodhar who moved to Speedhouse 64 for Franciacorta before switching teams again to CAAL Racing starting from Brands Hatch onwards.^[53]
• On May 14, it was announced that Christophe Bouchut had parted ways from Dexwet-df1 Racing after the Saturday race at Franciacorta, citing personal issues as the cause of leave.^[54]
• On May 18, it was announced that Racing-Total's NASCAR Whelen Euro Series operations will be rebranded to Marko Stipp Motorsport. Marko Stipp Motorsport will continue the partnership that Racing-Total had with AmD Tuning.^[28]
• During the race week at Most, the No. 27 entry switched teams from Alex Caffi Motorsport to CAAL Racing for the rest of the season.^[55] On the same race week, Florian Venturi left Go Fas Racing citing a disagreement between him and team boss Alain Lord Mounir as the cause of leave as Vittorio Ghirelli switched teams from Racers Motorsport to PK Carsport, replacing Andre Castro in the No. 24 team starting from Venray. Castro would move to Marko Stipp Motorsport to drive in the No. 46 team for the rest of the season.
• On July 16, it was announced that PK Carsport will field a third car for Dylan Derdaele and Pol van Pollaert for the final two race weeks of the season at Hockenheim and Zolder.^[18] Originally numbered #999, it was later changed to #98 when the Entry List for Hockenheim was released.^[6]
• On July 22, it was announced that Guillaume Deflandre would make his Elite 1 debut for Dexwet-df1 Racing for the rounds at Hockenheim and Zolder and was currently working for a full-time return in the 2020 season.^[37]

• General Tire will replace BFGoodrich as the official tire supplier on a six-year contract starting from 2019.^[56]
• On 3 January 2019, NASCAR announced a series of Whelen Euro Series rule changes for 2019.^[57]
  • A maximum of 20 slick tires will be allocated to each driver for all qualifying and race session. Tires used during practice sessions and wet-weather tires will not be counted towards the 20 tire limit.
  • Teams will use a new three-way shock absorber that were developed by Team FJ.
  • A new rear spoiler design, made from transparent polycarbonate and steel, will be used. The new spoiler is also designed to give drivers better visibility.
  • An enhanced technical inspection process system, with support from NASCAR R&D Center, will be used on all races.
  • Elite 2's first qualifying session will have its time increased from 10 minutes to 20 minutes, while the time given at the Superpole qualifying session for Elite 2 weren't changed. All Elite 1 qualifying sessions will have the same amount of time as in previous seasons.

NASCAR released the provisional calendar on 2 November 2018.^[58]

Elite 1

Round		Race Title	Track	Date
1	R1	NASCAR GP Spain – Valencia NASCAR Fest	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Valencia	13 April
	R2			14 April
2	R3	NASCAR GP Italy – American NASCAR Weekend	Autodromo di Franciacorta, Castrezzato	11 May
	R4			12 May
3	R5	NASCAR GP UK – American Speedfest VII	Brands Hatch (Indy), Swanley	1 June
	R6			2 June
4	R7	NASCAR GP Czech Republic – OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Autodrom Most, Most	29 June
	R8			30 June
5	R9	NASCAR GP Netherlands – American Car Fest	Raceway Venray, Venray	14 July
6	R10	NASCAR GP Germany – American Fan Fest Semi-finals	Hockenheimring (National), Hockenheim	21 September
	R11			22 September
7	R12	NASCAR GP Belgium – American Festival NASCAR Finals	Circuit Zolder, Heusden-Zolder	5 October
	R13			6 October

Elite 2

Round		Race Title	Track	Date
1	R1	NASCAR GP Spain – Valencia NASCAR Fest	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Valencia	13 April
	R2			14 April
2	R3	NASCAR GP Italy – American NASCAR Weekend	Autodromo di Franciacorta, Castrezzato	11 May
	R4			12 May
3	R5	NASCAR GP UK – American Speedfest VII	Brands Hatch (Indy), Swanley	1 June
	R6			2 June
4	R7	NASCAR GP Czech Republic – OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Autodrom Most, Most	29 June
	R8			30 June
5	R9	NASCAR GP Netherlands – American Car Fest	Raceway Venray, Venray	13 July
6	R10	NASCAR GP Germany – American Fan Fest Semi-finals	Hockenheimring (National), Hockenheim	21 September
	R11			22 September
7	R12	NASCAR GP Belgium – American Festival NASCAR Finals	Circuit Zolder, Heusden-Zolder	5 October
	R13			6 October

Calendar changes

• NASCAR Euro Series will expand its calendar by adding Autodrom Most as the fourth round for the 2019 season. The races are scheduled to be held on 29 and 30 June.
• Raceway Venray returns to the series after being absent from the calendar in 2018. Unlike the previous events, only one race is going to be held for both classes, with a 75-lap Elite 2 race scheduled for 13 July while a 100-lap Elite 1 race is scheduled for the following day. The Elite 2 race was later shortened into a 70-lap race.
• An All-Star event titled the "All-Star Time Attack" is initially scheduled to be held at a street circuit in the city of Chinon on 22 and 23 June. This was later revealed to be an exhibition event that will be run as part of the annual Chinon Classic car meet.^[59]
• All Elite 1 races, with the exception of the Elite 1 Venray round, will have its total race distance increased by 15 kilometers.^[57]

Elite 1

Round		Race	Pole position	Fastest lap	Most laps led	Winning driver	Winning manufacturer
1	R1	Valencia NASCAR Fest	Ander Vilariño	Ander Vilariño	Ander Vilariño	Ander Vilariño	Ford
	R2		Ander Vilariño	Loris Hezemans	Ander Vilariño	Ander Vilariño	Ford
3	R3	American NASCAR Weekend	Alon Day	Alon Day	Alon Day	Alon Day	Chevrolet
	R4		Alon Day	Alon Day	Alon Day	Alon Day	Chevrolet
3	R5	American Speedfest VII	Stienes Longin	Frédéric Gabillon	Stienes Longin	Alon Day	Chevrolet
	R6		Frédéric Gabillon	Loris Hezemans	Frédéric Gabillon	Frédéric Gabillon	Chevrolet
4	R7	OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Nicolò Rocca	Nicolò Rocca	Loris Hezemans	Nicolò Rocca	Chevrolet
	R8		Nicolò Rocca	Nicolò Rocca	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Ford
5	R9	American Car Fest	Jacques Villeneuve	Jacques Villeneuve	Jacques Villeneuve	Loris Hezemans	Ford
6	R10	American Fan Fest Semi-finals	Loris Hezemans	Alon Day[a]	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Ford
	R11		Alon Day	Nicolò Rocca	Loris Hezemans	Loris Hezemans	Ford
7	R12	American Festival NASCAR Finals	Thomas Ferrando	Jacques Villeneuve	Thomas Ferrando	Thomas Ferrando	Ford
	R13		Jacques Villeneuve	Stienes Longin	Stienes Longin	Stienes Longin	Chevrolet

Elite 2

Round		Race	Pole position	Fastest lap	Most laps led	Winning driver	Winning manufacturer
1	R1	Valencia NASCAR Fest	Myatt Snider	Myatt Snider	Andre Castro	Giorgio Maggi	Ford
	R2		Myatt Snider	Myatt Snider	Nicholas Risitano	Nicholas Risitano	Chevrolet
3	R3	American NASCAR Weekend	Florian Venturi	Florian Venturi	Andre Castro	Lasse Sørensen	Chevrolet
	R4		Florian Venturi	Florian Venturi	Florian Venturi	Florian Venturi	Chevrolet
3	R5	American Speedfest VII	Andre Castro	Florian Venturi	Florian Venturi	Lasse Sørensen	Chevrolet
	R6		Florian Venturi	Florian Venturi	Andre Castro	Lasse Sørensen	Chevrolet
4	R7	OMV MaxxMotion NASCAR Show	Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Ford
	R8		Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Lasse Sørensen	Lasse Sørensen	Chevrolet
5	R9	American Car Fest	Giorgio Maggi	Martin Doubek	Vittorio Ghirelli	Vittorio Ghirelli	Chevrolet
6	R10	American Fan Fest Semi-finals	Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Ford
	R11		Giorgio Maggi	Giorgio Maggi	Lasse Sørensen	Lasse Sørensen	Chevrolet
7	R12	American Festival NASCAR Finals	Giorgio Maggi	Lasse Sørensen	Lasse Sørensen	Lasse Sørensen	Chevrolet
	R13		Lasse Sørensen	Giorgio Maggi	Lasse Sørensen	Lasse Sørensen	Chevrolet

Points are awarded to drivers and team using the current point system used in Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR Xfinity Series, and NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series, excluding the Stage and Race Winner bonus points. For the final two races in Hockenheim and Zolder, double points are awarded. In addition, the driver that gained the most positions in a race will receive bonus championship points. Should a driver competes in all 9 races between Valencia and Venray, then only the best 8 results of those 9 races were counted towards the Championship.

Elite 1

(key) Bold - Pole position awarded by fastest qualifying time (in Race 1) or by previous race's fastest lap (in Race 2). Italics - Fastest lap. * – Most laps led. ^ – Most positions gained.

Pos	Driver	VAL		FRA		BRH		MOS		VEN	HOC		ZOL		Points[60]
1	Loris Hezemans	7	3	4	2	9	12	(19)*	1*	1	1*	1*	5	6	551 (569)
2	Stienes Longin	2	2	8	4	2*	2	2	2	(13)	25	18	3	1*	502 (526)
3	Nicolò Rocca	5	5	6	5	3	9	1	(11)	2	2	2	24	8^	499 (525)
4	Alon Day	3	4	1*	1*	1	3	20	(22)	8	14	26	6	2	473 (488)
5	Ander Vilariño	1*	1*	25	6	(26)	5	10	9	4	23	14	10^	12	463 (474)
6	Gianmarco Ercoli	(25)	21	7	19	7	7	7	16	15	4	3	4	5	452 (464)
7	Thomas Ferrando	(29)	9^	14	25	14^	13	3	4	17	3	6	1*	20	451 (459)
8	Jacques Villeneuve	11	(25)	3	3	15	8	22	19	3*	5	7	14	7	431 (443)
9	Ulysse Delsaux	16	(23)	15	11	13	14	11	5	7^	9	10	11	11	429 (443)
10	Romain Iannetta	24	7	(26)	9	6	6	18	3	6	21	4	13	13	427 (438)
11	Alexander Graff	10	(20)	13^	10	12	4	9	8	18	18	8	19	14	408 (425)
12	Frédéric Gabillon	8	6	18	(26)	11	1*	17	21	5	6	5	23	DNS	394 (405)
13	Francesco Sini	12	19	9	7	DNS	11	6	18		11	12	16	9	388
14	Salvador Tineo Arroyo	(20)	8	19	13	16	15	16	7^	9	10	15	20	17	383 (400)
15	Henri Tuomaala	19	17	12	(20)	17	16	8	12	10	20	19	15	16	367 (384)
16	Sebastiaan Bleekemolen	17	12	16	12	(21)	17	5	10	14	24	25	12	22	354 (370)
17	Lucas Lasserre	4	24	17	8	5	24	4	17		7	DNS	25	10	336
18	Mauro Trione	21^	27	(29)	15^	23	28	15	14	16	22	20	17	18	308 (316)
19	Kenko Miura	22	16	22	(27)	19	21	23	20	12	26	17	22	19	303 (313)
20	Marc Goossens	11	11	2	21	4	19						2	3	290
21	Dario Caso	(DNS)	13	23	16	18	18	21	13	11	12^	27	18	23	265 (266)
22	Martin Doubek	14	10	27	DNS			12	6	19	29	21	21	DNS	262
23	Alex Sedgwick	6	26	10	22	10	20						7	4	254
24	Guillaume Deflandre										19	11	8	15	190
25	Ellen Lohr	23	(28)	21	14	22	23	14^	15	20					148 (157)
26	Dylan Derdaele										28	24	9	21	125
27	Scott Jeffs										13	9^			104
28	Ioannis Smyrlis										15	16			86
29	Ant Whorton-Eales	27	15	Wth	Wth	8	26								72
30	Marco Santamaria										16	22			72
31	Lorenzo Marcucci										27	13			68
32	Michaela Dorcikova										17	23			68
33	Simone Laureti	DNS	DNS	24	17	24	22	Wth	Wth						63
34	Eric Fligueiras			20	24	20	25								59
35	Daniel Keilwitz										8	DNS			58
36	Christophe Bouchut	9	DNS	11	DNS			DNS1	231						56
37	Eric De Doncker	26	DNS	Wth	Wth	25	29	13	DNS2						54
38	Luigi Ferrara			5	23										46
39	Bobby Labonte	18	14												42
40	Rubén García Jr.	15	18												41
41	Lasse Sørensen					28	10^	Wth	Wth						40
42	Alex Caffi			28	18										28
43	Max Lanza	28	22			Wth	Wth								24
44	Jennifer Jo Cobb					27	27								20
45	Julio Carayol Casas	Wth3	Wth3												2
Pos	Driver	VAL		FRA		BRH		MOS		VEN	HOC		ZOL		Points

Notes

• ¹ – Christophe Bouchut received no championship points during the Most weekend.
• ² – Eric De Doncker received 5 championship points despite being a non-starter.
• ³ – Julio Carayol Casas received 1 championship point for non-starting a race despite withdrawing from the Valencia race meeting.

Elite 2

(key) Bold - Pole position awarded by fastest qualifying time (in Race 1) or by previous race's fastest lap (in Race 2). Italics - Fastest lap. * – Most laps led. ^ – Most positions gained.

Pos	Driver	VAL		FRA		BRH		MOS		VEN	HOC		ZOL		Points[60]
1	Lasse Sørensen			1	3	1^	1	2	1*	7	2	1*	1	1*	573
2	Giorgio Maggi	1	7	3	4	(12)	3	1*	2	5	1*	5	2*	2	564 (589)
3	Vittorio Ghirelli	2	3	6	5	4	(10)	7	3	1*	25	14^	4	4	488 (515)
4	Advait Deodhar	5	23	5	9	2	6	4	7		10	7	13	6	465
5	Nicholas Risitano	(27)	1*	7	16	18	8	8	4	6	6	6	14	7	462 (472)
6	Myatt Snider	(23)	6	2	6	10	7	10	5	2	9	10	19	5	458 (472)
7	Pierluigi Veronesi	7	8	10	13	9	15	(19)	16	9	5	9	8^	9	457 (475)
8	Martin Doubek	3	5	17	DNS			6	20	13	7^	6	3	12	409
9	Justin Kunz	(22)	9	4	7	8	14	5	10	11	DNS	21	5	11	406 (421)
10	Jesse Vartiainen	(26)	25	19	26	11	11	22	11	8	4	4	21	10	385 (396)
11	Alessandro Brigatti	28	26	23	20	5	9	21	9^		22	3	6	3	375
12	Michael Bleekemolen	10	14	18	(28)	7	20	14	13	10	14	17	10	20	371 (380)
13	Ian Eric Wadén	17	15	11^	18	15	18	(18)	12	15	13	13	18	15	371 (390)
14	Naveh Talor	12	12	8	15	DNS	16^	17	8		24	11	17	19	350
15	Arianna Casoli	16	16	21	25	19	21	15	17		18	15	11	17	332
16	Ben Creanor	11	22	25	17	24	17	12	15		8	26	DNS	14^	319
17	Freddie Hemborg	(25)	4	12	14	21	12	9	6	14			7	13	314 (326)
18	Andre Castro	(24)*	2	22*	2	14	2	3	19	4^	23	25			280 (293)
19	Mirco Schultis	8^	13	15	24	17	19	13^	14		16	24			257
20	Thomas Krasonis	13	11	26	22	6	22	16	21		17	12			255
21	Hugo de Sadeleer										3	2	15	21	214
22	Matthias Hauer					26	24				19	19	12	18	198
23	Pol van Pollaert										11	23	20	8	172
24	Max Lanza	4	28	20	27	Wth	Wth				15	20			155
25	Moreno di Silvestre			131	111						12	16			148
26	Scott Jeffs	6	24	28	12^	16	5								135
27	Florian Venturi	21	29	27	1*	3*	4*	PO	PO						133
28	Jerry de Weerdt	15	10^	14	19	20	25								123
29	Shaun Hollamby	18	17	16	21	25	26								99
30	Eric De Doncker	14	18	Wth	Wth	13	DNS	11	DNS2						93
31	Bert Longin	20	21	9	8										90
32	Janne Koikkalainen										20	18			72
33	Eric Clément			DNS	23	22	23	20	18						70
34	Ioannis Smyrlis										21	22			62
35	Claudio Remigio Cappelli			24	10										40
36	Meisam Taheri	9	27												38
37	Freddy Nordström					23	13								38
38	Eric Quintal	19	19												36
39	Barry Maessen									3					34
40	Simone Laureti									12					25
41	Jennifer Jo Cobb	DNS2	20												17
	Alfonso de Orléans-Borbón									PO					0
Drivers ineligible for Elite 2 points
	Niels Albert												9	16	-
	Sven van Laere												16	DNS	-
Pos	Driver	VAL		FRA		BRH		MOS		VEN	HOC		ZOL		Points

Notes

• ¹ – The points scored by Moreno di Silvestre at Franciacorta was initially credited to Meisam Taheri in the championship, despite Taheri didn't take part in any of the races at Franciacorta. This inaccuracy was later rectified at Hockenheim, where the points from Franciacorta were correctly credited to di Silvestre in the post-race point standings.
• ² – Eric De Doncker and Jennifer Jo Cobb received 0 championship points despite being a non-starter.

Team's Championship (Top 15)

Pos	No.	Team	Elite 1 Driver(s)	Elite 2 Driver(s)	Points
1	50	Hendriks Motorsport	Loris Hezemans	Giorgio Maggi	1092
2	24	PK Carsport	Nicolò Rocca	Andre Castro Vittorio Ghirelli	980
3	48	Racing Engineering	Ander Vilariño	Myatt Snider	928
4	9	Racers Motorsport	Gianmarco Ercoli	Vittorio Ghirelli Alessandro Brigatti Simone Laureti	928
5	27	Alex Caffi Motorsport 3 CAAL Racing 4	Thomas Ferrando	Pierluigi Veronesi	902
6	54	CAAL Racing	Alon Day	Arianna Casoli	852
7	11	PK Carsport	Stienes Longin	Bert Longin Freddy Nordström Vittorio Ghirelli Barry Maessen Niels Albert	816
8	23	Memphis Racing	Henri Tuomaala	Ian Eric Wadén	787
9	77	Memphis Racing	Alexander Graff	Freddie Hemborg Janne Koikkalainen	778
10	8	Racers Motorsport	Dario Caso	Nicholas Risitano	778
11	31	CAAL Racing	Mauro Trione	Meisam Taheri Moreno di Silvestre Advait Deodhar	767
12	12	Solaris Motorsport	Francesco Sini	Naveh Talor	734
13	99	Dexwet-df1 Racing	Ellen Lohr Guillaume Deflandre	Justin Kunz	723
14	2	Alex Caffi Motorsport	Kenko Miura	Jesse Vartiainen	723
15	66	Dexwet-df1 Racing	Christophe Bouchut Lasse Sørensen	Advait Deodhar Lasse Sørensen	711
Pos	No.	Team	Elite 1 Driver(s)	Elite 2 Driver(s)	Points

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