CREVENTIC has announced that, additional to the current combined A6 championship, for the first time in the 24H SERIES powered by Hankook, also class champions for Teams and Drivers will this year be crowned for both the A6-Pro and A6-Am categories.
This expansion of the A6-Am and A6-Pro Championship, give a lot of teams and drivers in these classes, the opportunity to fight for these champion titles.
Currently, GT3 teams entered in either the A6-Pro or A6-Am class at official CREVENTIC events were classified in the championship standings as part of a collaborative ‘A6’ category. This will now be expanded with separate class rankings being brought into effect for A6-Pro and A6-Am teams and drivers across both the 24H SERIES Europe and 24H SERIES Continents.
So, the combined A6 standings and points already accrued therein remains unchanged.
This restructure comes into immediate effect, ahead of both the upcoming Hankook 24H BARCELONA on 30-31 August – 1 September, and the Hankook 24H COTA USA on 15-16-17 November. The new ‘A6-Pro’ and ‘A6-Am’ category titles for both Teams and Drivers extend to both the 24H SERIES Europe and 24H SERIES Continents title chases.
“No need to say, to be the best in class A6-Pro or A6-Am in our 24H SERIES is a really big achievement. So besides class A6 champion it’s logical to crown A6-Pro an A6-Am Champions as well,” explained CREVENTIC’s Gerrie Willems.
The amended ranking means that Bohemia Energy racing with Scuderia Praha (#11) continues to lead the way in the Overall A6 Teams’ standings in both 24H SERIES Europe and 24H SERIES Continents, having amassed 84 and 54 points respectively. With four wins already under its belt, the Czech outfit now also leads the new A6-Pro class standings in both 24H SERIES Europe and 24H SERIES Continents.
Scuderia Praha teammates Jiří Písařík, Josef Král and Matteo Malucelli are similarly on top in the Drivers’ standings for both Overall A6 table and the A6-Pro class. Please note drivers are assigned to the championship category for which their team has been entered in the 24H SERIES powered by Hankook, not according to the individual racing licence each driver holds.
In 24H SERIES Europe, the reshuffle means that IDEC SPORT RACING (#17), which currently lies 6th in the overall A6 Teams’ standings, is now 2nd in A6-Pro on 30 points. CP Racing (#85) now leads the new A6-Am ranking on 73 points, Charles Putman, Charles Espenlaub and Joe Foster doing likewise in the A6-AM Drivers’ championship.
Over in 24H SERIES Continents, Bohemia Energy racing with Scuderia Praha leads the way in both the Overall A6 and A6-Pro class Teams’ standings, Jiří Písařík, Josef Král and Matteo Malucelli doing likewise in the A6-Am Drivers’ championship.
CP Racing (#85) and Car Collection Motorsport meanwhile (#34) lie joint-3rd in the Overall A6 Teams’ table and concurrently lead the new A6-Am class ranking. This means eight drivers – Charles Putman, Charles Espenlaub, Joe Foster, Shane Lewis, Johannes Dr. Kirchhoff, Ingo Vogler, Elmar Grimm and Gustav Edelhoff – share the top spot in the A6-Am Drivers’ title chase.
2019 24H SERIES Europe standings (after Portimão)
A6 Teams
1. Bohemia Energy racing with Scuderia Praha (#11, A6-Pro) – 84 points
2. CP Racing (#85, A6-Am) – 73 points
3. Car Collection Motorsport (#34, A6-Am) – 55 points
A6-Pro Teams
1. Bohemia Energy racing with Scuderia Praha (#11) – 84 points
2. IDEC SPORT RACING (#17) – 30 points
3. Wochenspiegel Team Monschau (#22) – 28 points
A6-Am Teams
1. CP Racing (#85) – 73 points
2. Car Collection Motorsport (#34) – 55 points
3. Herberth Motorsport (#93) – 54 points
A6 Drivers
1. Jiří Písařík – 84 points
Josef Král – 84 points
Matteo Malucelli – 84 points
2. Charles Putman – 73 points
Charles Espenlaub – 73 points
Joe Foster – 73 points
3. Frédéric Ancel – 65 points
Jean-François Demorge – 65 points
Gilles Blasco – 65 points
A6-Pro Drivers
1. Jiří Písařík – 84 points
Josef Král – 84 points
Matteo Malucelli – 84 points
2. Patrice Lafargue – 30 points
Paul Lafargue – 30 points
Dimitri Enjalbert – 30 points
3. Jochen Krumbach – 28 points
A6-Am Drivers
1. Charles Putman – 73 points
Charles Espenlaub – 73 points
Joe Foster – 73 points
2. Johannes Dr. Kirchhoff – 55 points
Max Edelhoff – 55 points
3. Taki Konstantinou – 54 points
Jürgen Häring – 54 points
Edward Lewis Brauner – 54 points
2019 24H SERIES Continents standings (after Portimão)
A6 Teams
1. Bohemia Energy racing with Scuderia Praha (#11, A6-Pro) – 54 points
2. GPX Racing (#24, A6-Pro) – 36 points
3. CP Racing (#85, A6-Am) – 34 points
Car Collection Motorsport (#34, A6-Am) – 34 points
A6-Pro Teams
1. Bohemia Energy racing with Scuderia Praha (#11) – 54 points
2. GPX Racing (#24, A6-Pro) – 36 points
3. Car Collection Motorsport #88) – 30 points
A6-Am Teams
1. CP Racing (#85) – 34 points
Car Collection Motorsport (#34) – 34 points
2. HTP Motorsport (#25) – 29 points
3. Herberth Motorsport (93) – 28 points
A6 Drivers
1. Jiří Písařík – 54 points
Josef Král – 54 points
Matteo Malucelli – 54 points
2. Klaus Bachler – 50 points
3. Jordan Grogor – 36 points
Nicky Pastorelli – 36 points
A6-Pro Drivers
1. Jiří Písařík – 54 points
Josef Král – 54 points
Matteo Malucelli – 54 points
2. Nicky Pastorelli – 36 points
Jordan Grogor – 36 points
3. Frédéric Vervisch – 30 points
Rik Breukers – 30 points
Dimitri Parhofer – 30 points
Christopher Haase – 30 points
A6-Am Drivers
1. Charles Putman – 34 points
Charles Espenlaub – 34 points
Joe Foster – 34 points
Shane Lewis – 34 points
Johannes Dr. Kirchhoff – 34 points
Ingo Vogler – 34 points
Elmar Grimm- 34 points
Gustav Edelhoff – 34 points
2. Martin Konrad – 29 points
Indy Dontje – 29 points
Alexander Hrachowina – 29 points
Bernd Schneider – 29 points
3. Edward Lewis Brauner – 28 points
Stefan Aust – 28 points
Klaus Bachler – 28 points
Klaus Rader – 28 points
Hans Wehrmann – 28 points
