1995 IMSA GT Championship

1995 IMSA GT Championship season
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The 1995 Exxon World Sports Car Championship and Supreme GT Series seasons were the 25th season of the IMSA GT Championship. It consisted of open-cockpit prototypes referred to as the World Sports Car (WSC) class and Grand Tourer-style racing cars divided into GTS-1 and GTS-2 classes. It began February 4, 1995, and ended October 8, 1995, after eleven rounds.

Schedule

Most races on the schedule had all three classes running together, while shorter events saw the classes separated into separate events of varying length. Races marked with All had all classes on track at the same time for the whole race.

Rnd	Race	Length	Class	Circuit	Date
1	Rolex 24 at Daytona	24 Hours	All	Daytona International Speedway	February 4 February 5
2	Exxon MasterCard 12 Hours of Sebring	12 Hours	All	Sebring International Raceway	March 18
3	Rain-X/Motorola Grand Prix of Atlanta	3 Hours	All	Road Atlanta	April 30
4	Moosehead Grand Prix	3 Hours	All	CFB Shearwater	May 21
5	The Dodge Dealers Grand Prix of Lime Rock	1 Hour	GTS	Lime Rock Park	May 29
		1 Hour 45 Minutes	WSC
6	The Glen Continental	3 Hours	All	Watkins Glen International	June 24
7	Apple Computer Inc. California Grand Prix	1 Hour	GTS-2	Sears Point Raceway	July 16
		1 Hour 45 Minutes	WSC/GTS-1
8	Chrysler Mosport 500	3 Hours	All	Mosport International Raceway	August 13
9	Seitel Texas World Grand Prix	3 Hours	All	Texas World Speedway	September 10
10	Exxon World Sports Car Championships	1 Hour	GTS-2	Phoenix International Raceway	September 30
		2 Hours	WSC/GTS-1
11	Acxiom Grand Prix du Mardi Gras	1 Hour	GTS-2	New Orleans street course	October 8
		1 Hour 45 Minutes	WSC/GTS-1

Season results

Rnd	Circuit	WSC Winning Team	GTS-1 Winning Team	GTS-2 Winning Team	Results
		WSC Winning Drivers	GTS-1 Winning Drivers	GTS-2 Winning Drivers
1	Daytona	#2 Brix Racing†	#70 Roush Racing	#54 Stadler Motorsport	Results
		Jeremy Dale Jay Cochran Fredrik Ekblom	Tommy Kendall Paul Newman Mike Brockman Mark Martin	Enzo Calderari Lilian Bryner Ulli Richter Renato Mastropietro
2	Sebring	#3 Scandia Motorsports	#75 Cunningham Racing	#26 Alex Job Racing	Results
		Andy Evans Fermín Vélez Eric van de Poele	Johnny O'Connell John Morton Steve Millen	Bill Auberlen Charles Slater Joe Cogbill
3	Road Atlanta	#16 Dyson Racing	#4 Brix Racing	#04 Juan Dibos	Results
		Butch Leitzinger	Irv Hoerr	Eduardo Dibos
4	Halifax	#3 Scandia Racing Team	#75 Cunningham Racing	#55 Jorge Trejos	Results
		Fermín Vélez Mauro Baldi	Johnny O'Connell	Jorge Trejos Danny Aase
5	Lime Rock	#30 Momo	#5 Brix Racing	#19 Bill Auberlen	Results
		Wayne Taylor	Darin Brassfield	Bill Auberlen
6	Watkins Glen	#16 Dyson Racing	#4 Brix Racing	#99 Schumacher Racing	Results
		Butch Leitzinger James Weaver	Irv Hoerr	Larry Schumacher Andy Pilgrim
7	Sears Point	#16 Dyson Racing	#75 Cunningham Racing	#63 The Racer's Group	Results
		James Weaver	Johnny O'Connell	Kevin Buckler
8	Mosport	#16 Dyson Racing	#47 Charles Morgan	#55 Jorge Trejos	Results
		James Weaver Andy Wallace	Charles Morgan Rob Morgan	Jorge Trejos Joe Varde
9	Texas	#30 Momo	#4 Brix Racing	#19 Bill Auberlen	Results
		Wayne Taylor	Irv Hoerr	Bill Auberlen
10	Phoenix	#3 Scandia Racing Team	#4 Brix Racing	#19 Bill Auberlen	Results
		Fermín Vélez	Irv Hoerr	Bill Auberlen
11	New Orleans	#16 Dyson Racing	#4 Brix Racing	#26 Alex Job Racing	Results
		James Weaver	Irv Hoerr	Bill Auberlen

† - The 24 Hours of Daytona was won by Kremer Racing, but their car did not comply with WSC rules and therefore did not score points. Brix Racing was the highest finishing WSC-class car.

External links

• World Sports Racing Prototypes - 1995 IMSA GT Championship standings