2010 Porsche Carrera Cup Germany Explained

The 2010 Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland season was the 25th German Porsche Carrera Cup season. It began on 25 April at Hockenheim and finished on 17 October at the same circuit, after nine races. It ran as a support championship for the 2010 DTM season. Frenchman Nicolas Armindo won the championship despite runner-up Nick Tandy winning more races. He also became the first non-German to win the championship.

Teams and drivers

TeamDriversRounds
Porsche AG1 Chris Harris9
Herberth Motorsport3 Uwe AlzenAll
4 Robert RenauerAll
Farnbacher Racing5 Niclas Kentenich1–5
René Rast8–9
6 Ferdinand Stuck1–5, 8–9
Schnabl Engineering7 Hannes PlesseAll
8 Stefan WendtAll
17 Martin RaggingerAll
Förch Racing9 Robert LukasAll
10 Stefan Bilinski1–4, 6
Stefan Rosina5, 7–9
Seyffarth Motorsport11 David SigacevAll
12 David MengesdorfAll
14 Clemens SchmidAll
15 Jan Seyffarth9
Team Deutsche Post by tolimit18 Sascha Maassen1, 3–6, 8–9
19 Sean Edwards1, 3–6, 8–9
Konrad Motorsport20 Nick TandyAll
21 Harald Schlegelmilch1–6
Jeroen Bleekemolen7
Andreas Mayerl8–9
26 Heinz-Bert Wolters5
Jaap van Lagen6
Andreas Mayerl7
Oscar Palm9
MRS Team22 Christian EngelhartAll
24 Tim Sandtler1–3
Yucel Özbek5
Olivier Tielemans6
Jocke Mangs8
25 Yadel Oskan5
30 Francesco Castellacci2
Harders Plaza Racing31 Robert van den Berg9
32 Tom Langeberg9
Hermes Attempto Racing66 Florian Scholze9
772–8
Jeroen Bleekemolen9
88 Philipp WlazikAll
99 Nicolas ArmindoAll

Race calendar and results

RoundCircuitDatePole PositionFastest LapWinning DriverWinning Team
1 Hockenheimring25 April Nick Tandy Sean Edwards Nick Tandy Konrad Motorsport
2 Circuit Ricardo Tormo23 May Nick Tandy Nicolas Armindo Nick Tandy Konrad Motorsport
3 EuroSpeedway Lausitz6 June Nicolas Armindo Nicolas Armindo Nicolas Armindo Hermes Attempto Racing
4 Norisring4 July Nicolas Armindo Nick Tandy Nicolas Armindo Hermes Attempto Racing
5 Nürburgring Short8 August Nicolas Armindo Nicolas Armindo Nicolas Armindo Hermes Attempto Racing
6 Zandvoort22 August Nick Tandy Nick Tandy Nick Tandy Konrad Motorsport
7 Brands Hatch5 September Nick Tandy Nick Tandy Nick Tandy Konrad Motorsport
8 Oschersleben19 September Nick Tandy Nick Tandy Nick Tandy Konrad Motorsport
9 Hockenheimring17 October René Rast Jeroen Bleekemolen Christian Engelhart MRS Team

Championship standings

Points system
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Drivers' championship

PosDriverHOC
VAL
LAU
NOR
NÜR
ZAN
BRH
OSC
HOC
Pts
1 Nicolas Armindo11211110225142
2 Nick Tandy1121616111Ret121
3 Uwe Alzen4611233135Ret98
4 Robert Renauer54697473Ret96
5 Martin Ragginger3Ret33DNS814†Ret479
6 Philipp Wlazik679Ret66128677
7 Christian Engelhart18†Ret417†513411172
8 Sean Edwards10144254Ret68
9 Sascha Maassen7Ret5477767
10 Robert LukasRet35Ret201789955
11 Stefan Wendt12871021Ret5Ret1149
12 David Mengesdorf13Ret1261191118†849
13 Niclas Kentenich251671343
14 David Sigacev815Ret81012914Ret42
15 Hannes PlesseRet108111215Ret171335
16 Florian Scholze910122214Ret10Ret27
17 Harald Schlegelmilch9Ret18†1481123
18 Clemens Schmid1416151317†161012Ret23
19 Ferdinand Stuck151217Ret1913Ret10
20 Tim Sandtler1611138
21 Stefan Bilinski1713Ret15Ret4
guest drivers ineligible for championship points
Jeroen Bleekemolen320
Jaap van Lagen20
Jan Seyffarth30
Stefan Rosina966Ret0
Oscar Palm100
Andreas MayerlRet16120
Francesco Castellacci140
Heinz-Bert Wolters140
Chris Harris140
Yucel Özbek150
Jocke Mangs150
Tom Langeberg150
Robert van den Berg16†0
Yadel Oskan180
Olivier Tielemans180
René RastRetRet0
PosDriverHOC
VAL
LAU
NOR
NÜR
ZAN
BRH
OSC
HOC
Pts
Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap
† — Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 90% of the race distance.

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