The 2008 Speed World Challenge season was the 19th Speed World Challenge season. It began March 14, 2008, and finished on October 4, 2008, after 13 rounds.[1] The defending champions were Jeff Altenburg in Touring Car and Randy Pobst in Grand Touring competition.
Date | Location | Classes | ||
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March 14 | GT | TC | ||
April 20 | GT | |||
April 27 | TC | |||
May 18 | GT | TC | ||
May 24 | TC | |||
May 26 | TC | |||
June 8 | GT | TC | ||
July 20 | GT | TC | ||
August 10 | GT | TC | ||
August 24 | GT | TC | ||
August 30 | GT | |||
September 28 | GT | |||
October 3 | GT | TC |
Rnd | Circuit | GT Winning Car | TC Winning Car |
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GT Winning Driver | TC Winning Driver | ||
1 | Sebring |
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Randy Pobst | Pierre Kleinubing | ||
2 | Long Beach |
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Brandon Davis | |||
3 | Virginia |
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Kuno Wittmer | |||
4 | Miller |
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Tommy Archer | Jason Saini | ||
5 | Lime Rock |
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Kuno Wittmer | |||
6 | Lime Rock |
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Chip Herr | |||
7 | Watkins Glen |
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Randy Pobst | Michael Galati | ||
8 | Mid-Ohio |
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Tommy Archer | Kuno Wittmer | ||
9 | Road America |
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Tommy Archer | James Clay | ||
10 | Mosport |
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Eric Curran | Michael Galati | ||
11 | Detroit |
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Randy Pobst | |||
12 | New Jersey |
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James Sofronas | |||
13 | Road Atlanta |
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Brandon Davis | Chip Herr |