Corvette Racing has 78
ALMS class victories, including four in 2012, making it the most successful team in American Le Mans Series history.
Not exact matches
Beretta Takes Lead on Late - Race Restart, Notches Record 40th Career
ALMS Win MONTEREY, Calif. — Corvette Racing ended its final full season in the GT1
class of the American Le Mans Series with Oliver Gavin and Olivier Beretta claiming
victory in the season - ending Monterey Sports Car Championships at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.
The first - generation car scored 35
victories in 55 races, won its
class at the 12 Hours of Sebring three consecutive years, posted three 1 - 2 finishes in the GTS
class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and earned four consecutive
ALMS manufacturers championships for Chevrolet.
In the six years that followed, Corvette Racing scored 35
ALMS victories, including an overall
victory in the Daytona 24 - hour race, three 1 - 2 finishes in the GTS
class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and three consecutive
class wins at the 12 Hours of Sebring.
In recent times, Corvette Racing has scored six
ALMS victories at Road America in the GT1
class with Corvette standouts Andy Pilgrim, Ron Fellows, and Johnny O'Connell at the wheel.
The GT1 Championship Editions were coming at a time that Corvette Racing was moving from the GT1
class down to GT2 and so the car celebrated the race team's eight
ALMS GT1 Manufacturers and Team Championships, five 24 Hours of Le Mans
class wins, and a total of 74
victories.
Joerg Bergmeister was leading the GT
class when the running order was frozen, claiming Porsche's first
ALMS victory of the year.
Since then, 24 Corvettes have scored
class or category
victories in this legendary endurance race, including seven
ALMS class wins by Corvette Racing.
The span includes six
class victories in the
ALMS along with a plethora of pole positions and fastest race laps.
Corvette Racing has won the last eight
ALMS GT1 team and manufacturer championships and posted 75
class wins worldwide including a record 69
ALMS victories.
ELKHART LAKE, Wisc. — Chevrolet captured a fourth - straight
ALMS GTS Manufacturers» championship on Saturday with a
class victory by the factory - backed Corvette C5 - R race cars at Road America.
Johnny is a Two - time
ALMS GT1 champion, 35 career
ALMS wins, seven Sebring 12 - hour
class victories, holds
ALMS records for most starts (93) and most podium finishes (70).
The 2012 and 2013 championships build on a long history of success for Corvette Racing that includes eight consecutive
ALMS GT1 titles from 2001 to 2008 and seven
class victories in the 24 Hours of Le Mans since 2001.
Corvette Racing had also used the same oil to win eight
ALMS GT1 titles from 2001 to 2008 and seven
class victories in the 24 Hours of LeMans since 2001.
While Lola has had limited success in the top
class of the sport versus factory cars like the BMW V12 LMR and Audi R8, Lola has enjoyed periods of dominance in the second
class (formerly LMP675, now LMP2), including championship
class victories in the American Le Mans Series, although this has been threatened in the
ALMS LMP2 by works - supported entries from Acura and Porsche.
The Dane drove Stevenson Motorsports» Camaro to a GT
class victory in the Grand - Am Memorial Day Classic at Lime Rock five weeks ago, and hopes to continue that momentum when the
ALMS arrives.
Michelin teams combined for
victories in all three
ALMS open competition
classes and took the top four positions overall here at the third stop on the 2013
ALMS season, as the P2
class - winning Level 5 squad of Marino Franchitti, Scott Tucker and Ryan Briscoe combined to finish third and fourth overall.