1986 IMSA GT Championship

The 1986 Camel GT Championship season was the 16th season of the IMSA GT Championship auto racing series. It was for GTP and Lights classes of prototypes, as well as Grand Tourer-style racing cars which ran in the GTO and GTU classes. It began February 1, 1986, and ended October 26, 1986, after eighteen rounds.

1986 IMSA GT Championship
Previous: 1985 Next: 1987

Schedule

The GT and Prototype classes did not participate in all events, nor did they race together at shorter events. Races marked as GT featured both GTO and GTU classes combined, while Proto signifies GTP and Lights running together. Races marked with All had all classes on track at the same time.

Rnd Race Length Class Circuit Date
1 SunBank 24 at Daytona 24 Hours All Daytona International Speedway February 1
February 2
2 Löwenbräu Grand Prix of Miami 45 Minutes GTO Streets of Miami March 2
30 Minutes Lights
45 Minutes GTU
3 Hours GTP
3 Coca-Cola Classic 12 Hours of Sebring 12 Hours All Sebring International Raceway March 22
4 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Grand Prix 45 Minutes GT Road Atlanta April 5
500 km Proto
5 Los Angeles Times/Ford Grand Prix 6 Hours All Riverside International Raceway April 27
6 Monterey Triple Crown 300 km Proto Laguna Seca Raceway May 4
100 km GT
7 Charlotte Grand Prix 300 km GT Charlotte Motor Speedway May 17
500 km Proto May 18
8 Lime Rock Grand Prix 150 Laps Proto Lime Rock Park May 26
9 Mid-Ohio Grand Prix 250 km GT Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course June 8
500 km Proto
10 Grand Prix of Palm Beach 45 Minutes GTU West Palm Beach street course June 22
45 Minutes GTO
3 Hours Proto
11 Camel Continental 500 Miles All Watkins Glen International July 6
12 G.I. Joe's Grand Prix 300 km GT Portland International Raceway July 27
300 km Proto
13 Ford California Grand Prix 300 km Proto Sears Point Raceway August 3
100 km GT
14 Löwenbräu Classic 500 Miles All Road America August 24
15 Camel Grand Prix 2 Hours GT Lime Rock Park September 1
16 Kodak Copier 500 300 km GT Watkins Glen International September 20
500 km Proto September 21
17 Columbus Ford Dealers 500 500 km Proto Columbus street course October 5
1 Hour GT
18 Eastern 3 Hours of Daytona 100 km GTU Daytona International Speedway October 26
3 Hours Proto/GTO

Season results

Rnd Circuit GTP Winning Team Lights Winning Team GTO Winning Team GTU Winning Team Results
GTP Winning Drivers Lights Winning Drivers GTO Winning Drivers GTU Winning Drivers
1 Daytona #14 Holbert Racing #13 Outlaw Racing #64 Raintree Corp. #71 Team Highball Results
Al Holbert
Al Unser, Jr.
Derek Bell
Frank Rubino
Ray Mummery
John Schneider
Lee Mueller
Maurice Hassey
Lanny Hester
Jack Dunham
Amos Johnson
Dennis Shaw
2 Miami #86 Bayside Disposal #01 AT&T #76 Peerless Racing #55 Huffaker Eng. Results
Bob Wollek
Paolo Barilla
Don Bell Jack Baldwin Bob Earl
3 Sebring #5 Bob Akin Racing #66 Mike Meyer Racing #7 7-Eleven Roush #38 Mandeville Auto Results
Bob Akin
Hans-Joachim Stuck
Jo Gartner
Mike Meyer
Jeff Kline
Jim Rothbarth
Scott Pruett
Bruce Jenner[lower-alpha 1]
Roger Mandeville
Danny Smith
4 Road Atlanta #52 Hendrick #63 Certified Brakes #11 Roush Racing #55 Huffaker Eng. Results
Doc Bundy
Sarel van der Merwe
Jim Downing
John Maffucci
Scott Pruett Bob Earl
5 Riverside #16 Dyson Racing #63 Certified Brakes #76 Peerless Racing #38 Mandeville Auto Results
Price Cobb
Rob Dyson
Jim Downing
John Maffucci
Jack Baldwin
Jim Miller
Roger Mandeville
Danny Smith
6 Laguna Seca #7 Zakspeed USA #24 Spice Engineering #07 Roush Racing #75 Clayton Cunningham Results
Klaus Ludwig Bob Earl Scott Pruett Tommy Kendall
7 Charlotte #16 Dyson Racing #24 Spice Engineering #76 City Peerless #75 Clayton Cunningham Results
Price Cobb
Drake Olson
Bob Earl
Ray Bellm
Jack Baldwin Tommy Kendall
8 Lime Rock #14 Holbert Racing #70 Z&W Motorsports Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Results
Al Holbert David Loring
9 Mid-Ohio #14 Holbert Racing #09 Ball Bros. Racing #11 Roush Racing #55 Huffaker Eng. Results
Al Holbert
Derek Bell
Steve Durst
Mike Brockman
Scott Pruett Bob Earl
10 Palm Beach #52 Hendrick #80 Gaston Andrey #11 Roush Racing #38 Mandeville Results
Doc Bundy
Sarel van der Merwe
Carlo Facetti
Ruggero Melgrati
Scott Pruett Roger Mandeville
11 Watkins Glen #14 Holbert Racing #6 Morgan Perf. #76 Peerless Racing #38 Mandeville Auto Results
Al Holbert
Derek Bell
Charles Morgan
Logan Blackburn
Jack Baldwin
Geoff Bodine
Roger Mandeville
Danny Smith
12 Portland #14 Holbert Racing #63 Certified Brakes #7 Roush Racing #55 Huffaker Racing Results
Al Holbert Jim Downing Scott Pruett
Bruce Jenner[lower-alpha 1]
Bob Earl
13 Sears Point #16 Dyson Racing #63 Certified Brakes #77 Brooks Racing #75 Clayton Cunningham Results
Price Cobb
Rob Dyson
Jim Downing Willy T. Ribbs Tommy Kendall
14 Road America #14 Holbert Racing #80 Gaston Andrey #98 All American Racers #38 Mandeville Auto Results
Al Holbert
Al Unser, Jr.
Martino Finotto
Ruggero Melgrati
Rocky Moran
Dennis Aase
Roger Mandeville
Danny Smith
15 Lime Rock Did Not Participate Did Not Participate #76 Peerless-Hendrick #75 Clayton Cunningham Results
Jack Baldwin Tommy Kendall
16 Watkins Glen #18 BMW North America #24 Spice Engineering #98 All American Racers #38 Mandeville Auto Results
John Andretti
Davy Jones
Bob Earl
Chip Ganassi
Dennis Aase Roger Mandeville
17 Columbus #85 Bayside Disposal #09 Ball Bros. Racing #77 Brooks Racing #38 Mandeville Auto Results
Scott Pruett
Bob Wollek
Steve Durst
Mike Brockman
Willy T. Ribbs Roger Mandeville
18 Daytona #44 Group 44 #73 Howard Katz #11 Roush Racing #38 Mandeville Auto Results
Bob Tullius
Chip Robinson
Howard Katz
Steve Phillips
Scott Pruett Roger Mandeville

Notes

  1. Jenner changed her name due to gender transition in 2015.[1]

References

  1. Buzz Bissinger (June 1, 2015). "Introducing Caitlyn Jenner". Vanity Fair. Retrieved June 1, 2015.
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