2015 Porsche Carrera Cup Germany

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The 2015 Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland season was the 30th German Porsche Carrera Cup season. It began on 3 May at Hockenheim and finished on 18 October at the same circuit, after eighteen races, with two races at each event.[1] It was a support championship for the 2015 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters.

Team No. Drivers Class Rounds
Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 1 Italy Matteo Cairoli[2] A All
93 Austria Philipp Eng[3] A All
Germany Market Leader Team by Project 1 2 United States Sean Johnston[4] A 1–6
3 Spain Alexander Toril[4] A All
Germany Herberth Motorsport 4 Germany Robert Renauer[4] A All
5 Germany Ralf Bohn[4] B All
Austria Lechner Racing Middle East 6 Switzerland Jeffrey Schmidt[4] A All
24 Sweden Philip Morin G A 9
92 Netherlands Jaap van Lagen[3] A 1, 3
Germany Sven Müller[2] A 2, 4–9
Austria The Heart of Racing by Lechner 7 Germany Michael Ammermüller[4] A All
23 Spain Alex Riberas[5] A All
Germany Land Motorsport 8 United States Connor De Phillippi[2] A All
9 Netherlands Wolf Nathan[4] B All
89 United Kingdom Ben Barker[4] A All
90 New Zealand Peter Scharmach G 2
Germany Hermann Speck G 4
Germany Konrad Motorsport 10 Austria Christopher Zöchling[4] A All
11 Switzerland Philipp Frommenwiler[3] A 1, 7
Austria Klaus Bachler[4] A 2
United Kingdom Daniel Cammish A 3, 5
Netherlands Ronald van de Laar B 4
Austria Luca Rettenbacher A 6
Germany Klaus Abbelen B 8
12 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen[4] B All
Germany TECE MRS-Racing 14 Germany Christian Engelhart[4] A All
15 Australia Richard Goddard[4] A All
16 Germany Elia Erhart[4] A All
Germany KÜS Team 75 Bernhard 17 Denmark Nicki Thiim[6] A All
18 Spain Pepe Massot[6] A 1–5, 9
United Kingdom Josh Webster A 6
Netherlands Jaap van Lagen[3] A 7
New Zealand Chris van der Drift A 8
Germany Aust Motorsport 19 Germany Maximilian Hackl[4] A 1–7
Germany Lance David Arnold A 8–9
20 Germany Mike Halder[4] A 1–4
Germany Niclas Kentenich A 5–8
Netherlands Jaap van Lagen A 9
Sweden Mtech Competition 25 Sweden Magnus Öhman G B 9
26 Sweden Lars Bertil Rantzow G B 9
Sweden Fragus BR Motorsport 27 Sweden Robin Hansson G A 9
Italy Dinamic Motorsport 31 Italy Mattia Drudi G 6
Icon Class
A A-class
B B-class
G Guest

Race calendar and results

Round Circuit Date Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver Winning team B-class winner
1 R1 Germany Hockenheimring, Baden-Württemberg 2 May Germany Christian Engelhart Germany Christian Engelhart Germany Christian Engelhart Germany TECE MRS-Racing Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 3 May Germany Christian Engelhart Germany Christian Engelhart Germany Christian Engelhart Germany TECE MRS-Racing Netherlands Wolf Nathan
2 Germany Nürburgring (Nordschleife), Rhineland-Palatinate 16 May Germany Sven Müller Spain Alex Riberas Germany Sven Müller Austria Lechner Racing Middle East Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
3 R1 Germany Lausitzring, Brandenburg 30 May Austria Philipp Eng Germany Robert Renauer Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 31 May Austria Philipp Eng Denmark Nicki Thiim Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
4 R1 Germany Norisring, Nuremberg 27 June Denmark Nicki Thiim Austria Philipp Eng Denmark Nicki Thiim Germany Team 75 Bernhard Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 28 June Denmark Nicki Thiim Germany Sven Müller Denmark Nicki Thiim Germany Team 75 Bernhard Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
5 R1 Netherlands Circuit Park Zandvoort, North Holland 11 July Austria Philipp Eng Austria Philipp Eng Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 12 July Austria Philipp Eng Austria Philipp Eng Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
6 R1 Austria Red Bull Ring, Spielberg 1 August Austria Philipp Eng Austria Philipp Eng Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 2 August Austria Philipp Eng Italy Matteo Cairoli Switzerland Jeffrey Schmidt Austria Lechner Racing Middle East Netherlands Wolf Nathan
7 R1 Germany Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, Saxony-Anhalt 12 September Austria Philipp Eng Germany Sven Müller Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 13 September Austria Philipp Eng Germany Sven Müller Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
8 R1 Germany Nürburgring, Rhineland-Palatinate 26 September Austria Philipp Eng Spain Alex Riberas Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 27 September Austria Philipp Eng Denmark Nicki Thiim Germany Sven Müller Austria Lechner Racing Middle East Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
9 R1 Germany Hockenheimring, Baden-Württemberg 17 October Switzerland Jeffrey Schmidt Germany Christian Engelhart Switzerland Jeffrey Schmidt Austria Lechner Racing Middle East Switzerland Rolf Ineichen
R2 18 October Switzerland Jeffrey Schmidt Denmark Nicki Thiim Austria Philipp Eng Germany Deutsche Post by Project 1 Germany Ralf Bohn

Championship standings

References

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