Season Results
| Rnd | Circuit | SR Winning Team | SRL Winning Team | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SR Winning Drivers | SRL Winning Drivers | |||
| 1 | Barcelona | #1 JMB Giesse Team Ferrari | #58 EBRT Schroeder Motorsport | Results |
| Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
Martin Henderson Heinrich Langfermann |
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| 2 | Monza | #5 R&M | #63 Redman Bright | Results |
| Mauro Baldi Gary Formato |
Peter Owen Mark Smithson |
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| 3 | Spa | #22 BMS Scuderia Italia | #60 Lucchini Engineering | Results |
| Enzo Calderari Lilian Bryner Angelo Zadra |
Salvatore Ronca Filippo Francioni |
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| 4 | Daytona | #16 Dyson Racing Team | #22 Archangel Motorsports | Results |
| James Weaver Andy Wallace |
Larry Oberto Lary Hampton |
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| 5 | Road America | #27 Doran Lista Racing | #99 Snow-Schumacher Racing | Results |
| Didier Theys Fredy Lienhard Mauro Baldi |
Martin Snow Larry Schumacher |
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| 6 | Brno | #1 JMB Giesse Team Ferrari | #60 Lucchini Engineering | Results |
| Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
Salvatore Ronca Filippo Francioni |
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| 7 | Donington | #1 JMB Giesse Team Ferrari | #63 Redman Bright | Results |
| Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
Peter Owen Mark Smithson |
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| 8 | Nürburgring | #1 JMB Giesse Team Ferrari | #66 Audisio & Benvenuto Racing | Results |
| Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
Massimo Saccomanno Roberto Tonetti |
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| 9 | Magny-Cours | #1 JMB Giesse Team Ferrari | #59 BM Autosport | Results |
| Christian Pescatori David Terrien |
Renato Nobili Massimo Monti |
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| 10 | Kyalami | #10 Kremer Racing | #76 SRTS | Results |
| Ralf Kelleners Gary Formato |
Stanley Dickens Fredrik Ekblom |
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