2013 World Touring Car Championship

The 2013 World Touring Car Championship season was the tenth season of the FIA World Touring Car Championship, and the ninth since the series was revived in 2005. The championship, which was reserved for cars run to Super 2000 regulations, began with the Race of Italy on 23 March and concluded with the Race of Macau in support of the Macau Grand Prix at the Guia Circuit on 17 November, after twenty-four races at twelve events.

2013 World Touring Car Championship
World Drivers' Champion: Yvan Muller World Manufacturers' Champion: Honda
Previous:	2012	Next:	2014

Yvan Muller won the 2013 Drivers' Championship, his fourth series title.

Honda won the 2013 Manufacturers' Championship.

Yvan Muller secured the Drivers' Championship title in Japan, with two events remaining in the season. Honda won the Manufacturers' Championship. Chevrolet was the defending manufacturers' champion, but it did not support a team in 2013, and thus was unable to defend its title.

James Nash won the Yokohama Drivers' Trophy for independent entries and RML won the Yokohama Teams' Trophy. The Lukoil Racing Team was the defending Yokohama Teams' Trophy winner, but was unable to defend its title as Lukoil closed their own team to support manufacturer Lada Sport team in 2013.[1]

Teams and drivers

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Manufacturer Teams
Castrol Honda World Touring Car Team	Honda Civic WTCC	3	Gabriele Tarquini	All
Castrol Honda World Touring Car Team	Honda Civic WTCC	18	Tiago Monteiro	All
Lada Sport Lukoil[1]	Lada Granta WTCC	8	Mikhail Kozlovskiy	2–12
		10	James Thompson	All
		11	Aleksey Dudukalo	1
Independent Teams
ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport	SEAT León WTCC	1	Robert Huff	All
ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport	SEAT León WTCC	38	Marc Basseng	All
Zengő Motorsport	Honda Civic WTCC	5	Norbert Michelisz	All
RML	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	12	Yvan Muller	All
RML	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	23	Tom Chilton	All
ROAL Motorsport	BMW 320 TC	15	Tom Coronel	All
NIKA Racing	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	69	Rickard Rydell	11
Tuenti Racing Team	SEAT León WTCC	74	Pepe Oriola	1–6
Tuenti Racing Team	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	74	Pepe Oriola	7–12
Yokohama Trophy
Liqui Moly Team Engstler	BMW 320 TC	6	Franz Engstler[2]	1–9, 11–12
Liqui Moly Team Engstler	BMW 320 TC	7	Charles Ng[2]	All
bamboo-engineering	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	9	Alex MacDowall	All
bamboo-engineering	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	14	James Nash	All
ANOME	BMW 320 TC	13	Jean-Philippe Dayraut	1
NIKA Racing	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	17	Michel Nykjær	1–9
Campos Racing	SEAT León WTCC	19	Fernando Monje	1–11
		20	Hugo Valente	4–5, 7–9, 11–12
		21	Nikolay Karamyshev	6–7
		81	Konstantīns Calko	12
Special Tuning Racing	SEAT León WTCC	22	Tom Boardman	1–4, 7, 9–12
Proteam Racing	BMW 320 TC	25	Mehdi Bennani	All
PB Racing	BMW 320 TC	26	Stefano D'Aste	All
ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport	SEAT León WTCC	37	René Münnich	All
ROAL Motorsport	BMW 320 TC	55	Darryl O'Young	All
Wiechers-Sport	BMW 320 TC	72	José María López	8
Wiechers-Sport	BMW 320 TC	73	Fredy Barth	1–7, 9, 11–12
Eurosport Asian Trophy
China Dragon Racing	Chevrolet Cruze LT	60	Felipe De Souza	10–12
	Chevrolet Cruze LT	61	Kin Veng Ng	10–12
	Chevrolet Lacetti	62	Lam Kam San	12
	Chevrolet Lacetti	63	Célio Alves Dias	12
Son Veng Racing Team	Chevrolet Cruze LT	66	Jerónimo Badaraco	10–12
NIKA Racing	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	67	Hiroki Yoshimoto[3]	10
NIKA Racing	Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T	33	Yukinori Taniguchi	12
Wiechers-Sport	BMW 320 TC			10
Campos Racing	SEAT León WTCC			11
Campos Racing	SEAT León WTCC	80	Michael Soong	12
Liqui Moly Team Engstler	BMW 320 TC	68	Masaki Kano	10
	BMW 320si	70	Jo Merszei	12
	BMW 320si	88	Henry Ho	10–12
RPM Racing	BMW 320si	77	Mak Ka Lok	10–12
PAS Macau Racing Team	Honda Accord Euro R	79	Eurico de Jesus	12
Honda Racing Team JAS	Honda Civic WTCC	99	Takuya Izawa	10
Guest Drivers
Volvo Polestar Racing	Volvo C30 DRIVe	40	Thed Björk	11

Team changes

Arena Motorsport—who contested the 2012 season as Team Aon—did not competed in 2013 after its owner decided to shut down the team and concentrate its efforts on Formula One team Marussia F1.[4]
Former Formula One driver, team owner and GP2 Series team owner Adrián Campos entered the World Touring car Championship with two SEAT Leóns prepared by Sunred Engineering.[5]
Chevrolet announced that they withdrew from the series to concentrate on other projects. This leaves RML Group without the backing of a manufacturer.[6]
Stefano D'Aste established his own team, PB Motorsport.[7]
Honda entered the series in 2013 for the full season. JAS Motorsport entered two Honda Civic 1.6Ts on behalf of the manufacturer.[8]
After competing in FIA GT1 World Championship, Münnich Motorsport entered the World Touring Car Championship in 2013 with three SEAT León WTCC cars.[9]
After competing in two rounds in 2012, Russian car manufacturer Lada announced its intentions to contest races in 2013 with the Lada Granta WTCC,[1] contesting a full season for the first time since 2009. On 15 November it was announced that the marque would enter a two car team for 2013. However, they later announced that they would enter a third car later of the season.[10]
NIKA Racing entered the series for the full season with a Chevrolet Cruze 1.6T having previously entered two rounds of the championship since 2010.[11]* Zengő Motorsport switched from entering a BMW 320 TC to the Honda Civic 1.6T for its 2013 campaign.[12]

Driver changes

Marc Basseng joined the series as a Münnich Motorsport driver, having won the 2012 FIA GT1 World Championship for the team.[9]
Tom Chilton moved to RML.[13]
Aleksei Dudukalo joined Lada for the 2013 season after two years with SEAT.[10]
Robert Huff switched to Münnich Motorsport to defend his championship title, replacing Markus Winkelhock in their lineup.[14]
Alain Menu left the series and moved into the Porsche Supercup.[15]
Tiago Monteiro joined Honda full-time for the 2013 season, having taken part in the final three races of 2012 season debuting the Honda entry.[16]
After a single entry during 2012, René Münnich will make his full-time World Touring Car Championship debut in 2013, racing for Münnich Motorsport.[9]
James Nash races for Bamboo Engineering in 2013 having raced for Team Aon in 2012.[17]
Darryl O'Young left Bamboo Engineering to join Tom Coronel at ROAL Motorsport in 2013.[18]
Gabriele Tarquini deserted Lukoil Racing Team, campaigning with the second Honda entry.[16]

Mid-season changes

Aleksei Dudukalo lost his seat with Lada Sport Lukoil after the Race of Italy. He was replaced by Russian Touring Car Championship driver Mikhail Kozlovskiy, with the team attributing the decision to replace Dudukalo as being a result of Dudukalo's collision with teammate James Thompson during qualifying for the race of Italy, forcing both Lada Granta WTCC cars out of the event.[19]
After the Moscow round, Pepe Oriola switched from his SEAT Leon to run an RML prepared Chevrolet Cruze.
Michel Nykjær split with Nika Racing after the round in Sonoma. He was replaced by Hiroki Yoshimoto.

Calendar

The 2013 championship was contested over twenty-four races, with two races held at each of twelve events throughout the year. The final calendar for the season was released in December 2012.[20]

Rnd.	Race	Race Name	Circuit	Date
1	R1	Race of Italy	Autodromo Nazionale di Monza	24 March
1	R2	Race of Italy	Autodromo Nazionale di Monza	24 March
2	R3	Race of Morocco[21]	Circuit International Automobile Moulay El Hassan	7 April
2	R4	Race of Morocco[21]	Circuit International Automobile Moulay El Hassan	7 April
3	R5	Race of Slovakia	Automotodróm Slovakia Ring	28 April
3	R6	Race of Slovakia	Automotodróm Slovakia Ring	28 April
4	R7	Race of Hungary	Hungaroring	5 May
4	R8	Race of Hungary	Hungaroring	5 May
5	R9	Race of Austria	Salzburgring	19 May
5	R10	Race of Austria	Salzburgring	19 May
6	R11	Lukoil Race of Russia	Moscow Raceway	9 June
6	R12	Lukoil Race of Russia	Moscow Raceway	9 June
7	R13	Race of Portugal	Circuito da Boavista	30 June
7	R14	Race of Portugal	Circuito da Boavista	30 June
8	R15	Race of Argentina	Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo	4 August
8	R16	Race of Argentina	Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo	4 August
9	R17	Race of the United States	Sonoma Raceway	8 September
9	R18	Race of the United States	Sonoma Raceway	8 September
10	R19	JVC Kenwood Race of Japan	Suzuka Circuit	22 September
10	R20	JVC Kenwood Race of Japan	Suzuka Circuit	22 September
11	R21	Race of China	Shanghai International Circuit	3 November
11	R22	Race of China	Shanghai International Circuit	3 November
12	R23	Guia Race of Macau	Guia Circuit	17 November
12	R24	Guia Race of Macau	Guia Circuit	17 November

Calendar changes

The Race of Morocco was not included on the provisional calendar for 2013, though the provisional calendar was released with a vacant race date.[22]
The Race of Portugal returned to the Circuito da Boavista in Porto after being held at the Portimão circuit in 2012.
The Race of Spain was originally included on the provisional calendar at a venue to be decided.[22] However, the race was removed from the final calendar released in December 2012.[20]
The Race of Russia made its championship debut at the Moscow Raceway.[22]
The Race of Brazil was dropped before the start of the season, but was later reinstated.[23] It was then dropped from the calendar again when the Argentine round was confirmed.
An additional thirteenth round of the championship was added before the start of the season.[24] In May 2013, it was confirmed the Race of Argentina made its championship debut at the Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo.[25] The race in Argentina was confirmed in June, replacing the Brazilian round.[26]

Results and standings

Races

Race	Race Name	Pole Position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team	Winning manufacturer	Yokohama winner	Report
1	Race of Italy	Yvan Muller	Tom Chilton	Yvan Muller	RML	Chevrolet	Alex MacDowall	Report
2	Race of Italy		Pepe Oriola	Yvan Muller	RML	Chevrolet	Michel Nykjær	Report
3	Race of Morocco	Gabriele Tarquini	Alex MacDowall	Michel Nykjær	NIKA Racing	Chevrolet	Michel Nykjær	Report
4	Race of Morocco		Tom Chilton	Pepe Oriola	Tuenti Racing Team	SEAT	James Nash	Report
5	Race of Slovakia	Gabriele Tarquini	Gabriele Tarquini	Gabriele Tarquini	Castrol Honda WTC Team	Honda	James Nash	Report
6	Race of Slovakia		Tom Coronel	Tom Coronel	ROAL Motorsport	BMW	Alex MacDowall	Report
7	Race of Hungary	Yvan Muller	Yvan Muller	Yvan Muller	RML	Chevrolet	Mehdi Bennani	Report
8	Race of Hungary		Robert Huff	Robert Huff	Münnich Motorsport	SEAT	Mehdi Bennani	Report
9	Race of Austria	Yvan Muller[N 1]	Alex MacDowall	Michel Nykjær	NIKA Racing	Chevrolet	Michel Nykjær	Report
10	Race of Austria		Yvan Muller	James Nash	bamboo-engineering	Chevrolet	James Nash	Report
11	Race of Russia	Yvan Muller	Tom Coronel	Yvan Muller	RML	Chevrolet	Michel Nykjær	Report
12	Race of Russia		Michel Nykjær	Michel Nykjær	NIKA Racing	Chevrolet	Michel Nykjær	Report
13	Race of Portugal	Yvan Muller	Pepe Oriola	Yvan Muller	RML	Chevrolet	Michel Nykjær	Report
14	Race of Portugal		Yvan Muller	James Nash	bamboo-engineering	Chevrolet	James Nash	Report
15	Race of Argentina	Yvan Muller	Yvan Muller	Yvan Muller	RML	Chevrolet	José María López	Report
16	Race of Argentina		Yvan Muller	José María López	Wiechers-Sport	BMW	José María López	Report
17	Race of the United States	Tom Chilton	Tiago Monteiro	Tom Chilton	RML	Chevrolet	Alex MacDowall	Report
18	Race of the United States		Norbert Michelisz	Gabriele Tarquini	Castrol Honda WTC Team	Honda	Mehdi Bennani	Report
19	Race of Japan	Norbert Michelisz	Norbert Michelisz	Norbert Michelisz	Zengő Motorsport	Honda	Alex MacDowall	Report
20	Race of Japan		Mehdi Bennani	Tom Coronel	ROAL Motorsport	BMW	Mehdi Bennani	Report
21	Race of China	Yvan Muller	Stefano D'Aste	Tom Chilton	RML	Chevrolet	James Nash	Report
22	Race of China		Tiago Monteiro	Tiago Monteiro	Castrol Honda WTC Team	Honda	James Nash	Report
23	Guia Race of Macau	Yvan Muller	Yvan Muller	Yvan Muller	RML	Chevrolet	Alex MacDowall	Report
24	Guia Race of Macau		Yvan Muller[28]	Robert Huff	Münnich Motorsport	SEAT	James Nash	Report

Standings

Drivers' Championship

Pos.	Driver	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.
1	Yvan Muller	1¹	1	4³	2	4⁴	2	1¹	5	3¹	2	1¹	2	1¹	7	1¹	13	3²	4	3⁴	Ret	2¹	5	1¹	6	431
2	Gabriele Tarquini	4⁵	3	2¹	Ret	1¹	3	3³	Ret	12	8	6⁵	7	Ret⁵	20	4⁴	2	6	1	27†	4	7	2	DNS³	8	242
3	James Nash	7	7	3²	4	6	17	9	4	2	1	8	10	11	1	9	7	5	8	5⁵	5	3⁴	6	6	4	226
4	Robert Huff	6	10	5	Ret	17	4	4	1	8³	9	4³	3	5	2	8	Ret	8	20†	7	8	6	4	3⁴	1	215
5	Tom Chilton	2²	5	Ret⁵	3	Ret⁵	7	7	7	7²	NC	9	6	2²	9	3²	12	1¹	11	4³	6	1²	10	Ret	Ret	213
6	Norbert Michelisz	8	22	Ret	15†	3³	21	2²	8	14	3	3⁴	5	Ret⁴	DNS	7³	5	20	3	1¹	Ret	10	3	4⁵	Ret	185
7	Michel Nykjær	20	2	1⁴	7	7	12	10	9	1⁵	5	7	1	3³	3	6	4	12	17							180
8	Tiago Monteiro	5	8	Ret	DNS	2²	5	Ret⁴	13	13	4	12	12	9	11	10	6	2³	5	28†	3	11	1	2²	Ret	164
9	Pepe Oriola	Ret⁴	6	8	1	9	6	Ret	16	11	7	17	4	4	4	2⁵	3	11⁴	21†	26†	Ret	5³	7	15	2	164
10	Tom Coronel	9	11	9	6	5	1	6⁵	6	10	10	2²	14	7	8	NC	9	7	6	8	1	12	8	10	3	163
11	Alex MacDowall	3³	20†	6	Ret	8	8	8	3	5⁴	6	13	11	13	17	11	11	4⁵	13	2²	12	4⁵	13	5	5	141
12	Mehdi Bennani	17	19	18	11	10	9	5	2	4	16	11	16	Ret	10	20	21†	18	2	11	2	16	14	11	Ret	80
13	Marc Basseng	14	4	7	5	16	15	11	17	Ret	11	18	13	10	5	12	Ret	9	9	9	17	15	18	7	7	57
14	James Thompson	DNS	DNS	10	Ret	13	14	Ret	12	9	12	5	Ret	6	6	Ret	20†	14	16	6	11	8	17	Ret	Ret	41
15	José María López															5	1									35
16	Stefano D'Aste	Ret	9	Ret	14	12	11	14	11	15	DNS	10	8	8	12	14	10	10	10	29	9	28	9	8	Ret	22
17	Fredy Barth	10	14	13	12	11	13	Ret	22†	6	13	Ret	DNS	15	21†			17	7			19	21	DNS	DNS	15
18	Charles Ng	15	17	14	10	18	Ret	15	14	18	19	Ret	Ret	14	15	17	19	16	Ret	14	7	27	16	28†	Ret	7
19	Darryl O'Young	13	12	12	9	14	10	NC	10	20†	DNS	20	9	12	13	15	18	Ret	12	13	10	20	30†	12	Ret	7
20	Hugo Valente							12	19	Ret	DNS			18	14	13	8	13	14			Ret	12	Ret	Ret	4
21	Franz Engstler	19†	13	17	8	19	Ret	13	Ret	19†	14	19	15	21†	18	19	15	17	Ret			13	28†	13	14	4
22	Tom Boardman	18†	16	DNS	DNS	Ret	18	Ret	15					20†	DNS			21	22†	25†	Ret	9	11	9	Ret	4
23	Henry Ho																			24	21	23	25	19	9	2
24	Fernando Monje	12	15	11	Ret	15	16	16	18	Ret	17	15	18	15	Ret	16	14	23	15	10	13	29	19			1
25	Célio Alves Dias																							23	10	1
—	Jean-Philippe Dayraut	11	18																							0
—	Kin Veng Ng																			22	20	26	26	22	11	0
—	Takuya Izawa																			12	22†					0
—	Lam Kam San																							26	12	0
—	Mikhail Kozlovskiy			16	13	20	20	17	20	16	15	14	Ret	19	19	Ret	16	19	18	15	19	17	20	14	Ret	0
—	Mak Ka Lok																			23	Ret	25	27	27	13	0
—	René Münnich	16	21	15	Ret	21	19	18	21	17	18	16	19†	Ret	Ret	18	17	22	19	16	14	18	22	16	Ret	0
—	Rickard Rydell																					14	29†			0
—	Masaki Kano																			19	15					0
—	Felipe De Souza																			21	Ret	22	24	20	15	0
—	Thed Björk																					DNS	15			0
—	Nikolay Karamyshev											21	17	16	16											0
—	Yukinori Taniguchi																			17	16	21	23	17	Ret	0
—	Jerónimo Badaraco																			20	18	24	Ret	25	Ret	0
—	Hiroki Yoshimoto																			18	Ret					0
—	Michael Soong																							18	Ret	0
—	Jo Merszei																							21	Ret	0
—	Eurico de Jesus																							24	Ret	0
—	Konstantīns Calko																							29†	Ret	0
—	Aleksei Dudukalo	DNS	DNS																							0
Pos.	Driver	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	2nd place
Bronze	3rd place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not participate (DNP)
Blank	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

† – Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

Manufacturers' Championship

Pos.	Manufacturer	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.
1	Honda	4¹	3	2¹	Ret	1¹	3	3¹	13	12¹	4	6¹	7	9³	11	4¹	2	6²	1	27²	3	7¹	2	2¹	9	1017
1	Honda	5³	8	Ret³	DNS	2²	5	Ret²	Ret	13²	8	12⁴	12	Ret¹	20	10²	6	2¹	5	28¹	4	11²	1	DNS²	Ret	1017
2	Lada	DNS²	DNS	10²	13	13³	14	17⁴	12	9⁴	12	5²	Ret	6²	6	Ret³	16	14³	16	6³	11	8³	17	15³	Ret	601
2	Lada	DNS⁴	DNS	16⁴	Ret	20⁴	20	Ret³	20	16³	15	14³	Ret	19⁴	19	Ret⁴	20	19⁴	18	15⁴	19	17⁴	20	Ret⁴	Ret	601
Pos.	Manufacturer	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.

Yokohama Trophies

World Touring Car Championship promoter Eurosport Events organized the Yokohama Drivers' Trophy and the Yokohama Teams' Trophy within the 2013 FIA World Touring Car Championship.[29]

Yokohama Drivers' Trophy

Pos.	Driver	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.
1	James Nash	7	7	3	4	6	17	9	4	2	1	8	10	11	1	9	7	5	8	5	5	3	6	6	4	208
2	Alex MacDowall	3	20†	6	Ret	8	8	8	3	5	6	13	11	13	17	11	11	4	13	2	12	4	13	5	5	168
3	Michel Nykjær	20	2	1	7	7	12	10	9	1	5	7	1	3	3	6	4	12	17							134
4	Mehdi Bennani	17	19	18	11	10	9	5	2	4	16	11	16	Ret	10	20	21†	18	2	11	2	15	14	11	Ret	102
5	Stefano D'Aste	Ret	9	Ret	14	12	11	14	11	15	DNS	10	8	8	12	14	10	10	10	29	9	28	9	8	Ret	96
6	Darryl O'Young	13	12	12	9	14	10	NC	10	20†	DNS	20	9	12	13	15	18	Ret	12	13	10	20	30†	12	Ret	66
7	Fredy Barth	10	14	13	12	11	13	Ret	22†	6	13	Ret	DNS	17	21†			15	7			19	21	DNS	DNS	43
8	Franz Engstler	19†	13	17	8	19	Ret	13	Ret	19†	14	19	15	21†	18	19	15	17	Ret			13	28†	13	14	34
9	Fernando Monje	12	15	11	Ret	15	16	16	18	Ret	17	15	18	15	Ret	16	14	23	15	10	13	29	19			34
10	Charles Ng	15	17	14	10	18	Ret	15	14	18	19	Ret	Ret	14	15	17	19	16	Ret	14	7	27	16	28†	Ret	30
11	Hugo Valente							12	19	Ret	DNS			18	14	13	8	13	14			Ret	12	Ret	Ret	27
12	Tom Boardman	18†	16	DNS	DNS	Ret	18	Ret	15					20†	DNS			21	22	25†	Ret	9	11	9	Ret	24
13	José María López															5	1									20
14	René Münnich	16	21	15	Ret	21	19	18	21	17	18	16	19†	Ret	Ret	18	17	22	19	16	14	18	22	16	Ret	15
15	Henry Ho																			24	21	23	25	19	9	12
16	Célio Alves Dias																							23	10	10
17	Kin Veng Ng																			22	20	26	26	22	11	8
18	Lam Kam San																							26	12	6
19	Jean-Philippe Dayraut	11	18																							5
20	Mak Ka Lok																			23	Ret	25	27	27	13	4
21	Nikolay Karamyshev											21	17	16	16											3
22	Yukinori Taniguchi																			17	16	21	23	17	Ret	1
–	Masaki Kano																			19	15					0
–	Felipe De Souza																			21	Ret	22	24	20	15	0
–	Jerónimo Badaraco																			20	18	24	Ret	25	Ret	0
–	Hiroki Yoshimoto																			18	Ret					0
–	Michael Soong																							18	Ret	0
–	Jo Merszei																							21	Ret	0
–	Eurico de Jesus																							24	Ret	0
–	Konstantīns Calko																							29†	Ret	0
Pos.	Driver	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	2nd place
Bronze	3rd place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not participate (DNP)
Blank	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

Eligibility for the Yokohama Drivers' Trophy was decided by Eurosport Events, taking into consideration the Team's CV and records, the Driver's CV and records and the car's technical characteristics.[29]

Yokohama Teams' Trophy

Pos.	Team	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.
1	RML	1	1	4	2	4	2	1	5	3	2	1	2	1	7	1	12	1	4	3	6	1	5	1	6	260
1	RML	2	5	Ret	3	Ret	7	7	7	7	NC	9	6	2	9	3	13	3	11	4	Ret	2	10	Ret	Ret	260
2	bamboo-engineering	3	7	3	4	6	8	8	3	2	1	8	10	11	1	9	7	4	8	2	5	3	6	5	4	183
2	bamboo-engineering	7	20†	6	Ret	8	17	9	4	5	6	13	11	13	17	11	11	5	13	5	13	4	13	6	5	183
3	ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport	6	4	5	5	16	4	4	1	8	9	4	3	5	2	8	17	8	9	7	8	6	4	3	1	150
3	ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport	14	10	7	Ret	17	15	11	17	17	11	16	13	10	5	12	Ret	9	20†	9	9	15	18	7	7	150
4	Zengő Motorsport	8	22	Ret	15†	3	21	2	8	14	3	3	5	Ret	DNS	7	5	20	3	1	Ret	10	3	4	Ret	87
5	ROAL Motorsport	9	11	9	6	5	1	6	6	10	10	2	9	7	8	15	9	7	6	8	1	12	8	10	3	84
5	ROAL Motorsport	13	12	12	9	14	10	NC	10	20†	DNS	20	14	12	13	NC	18	Ret	12	13	11	20	30†	12	Ret	84
6	Tuenti Racing Team	Ret	6	8	1	9	6	Ret	16	11	7	17	4	4	4	2	3	11	21†	26†	Ret	5	7	15	2	81
7	NIKA Racing	20	2	1	7	7	12	10	9	1	5	7	1	3	3	6	4	12	17	18	Ret	14	29†	17	Ret	75
8	Proteam Racing	17	19	18	11	10	9	5	2	4	16	11	16	Ret	10	20	21†	18	2	11	2	16	14	11	Ret	39
9	Wiechers-Sport	10	14	13	12	11	13	Ret	22†	6	13	Ret	DNS	17	21†	5	1	17	7	17	17	19	21	DNS	DNS	23
10	PB Racing	Ret	9	Ret	14	12	11	14	11	15	DNS	10	8	8	12	14	10	10	10	29	10	28	9	8	Ret	18
11	Liqui Moly Team Engstler	19†	13	14	8	18	Ret	13	14	18	14	19	15	14	15	17	15	16	Ret	14	7	13	16	13	9	7
11	Liqui Moly Team Engstler	15	17	17	10	19	Ret	15	Ret	19†	19	Ret	Ret	21†	18	19	19	17	Ret	19	16	23	25	19	14	7
12	Special Tuning Racing	18†	16	DNS	DNS	Ret	18	Ret	15					20†	DNS			21	22†	25†	Ret	9	11	9	Ret	4
13	Campos Racing	12	15	11	Ret	15	16	12	18	Ret	17	15	17	15	14	13	8	13	14	10	14	21	12	18	Ret	3
13	Campos Racing							16	19	Ret	DNS	21	18	16	16	16	14	23	15			29	19	29†	Ret	3
—	China Dragon Racing																			21	20	22	24	20	10	0
—	China Dragon Racing																			22	Ret	26	26	22	11	0
—	ANOME	11	18																							0
—	RPM Racing																			23	Ret	25	27	27	13	0
—	Son Veng Racing Team																			20	18	24	Ret	25	Ret	0
—	PAS Macau Racing Team																							24	Ret	0
Pos.	Team	ITA		MAR		SVK		HUN		AUT		RUS		POR		ARG		USA		JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.

All the teams taking part in the championship were eligible to score points towards the Yokohama Teams' Trophy, with the exception of teams which incorporated a car manufacturer's name in the team's name.[29]

Eurosport Asia Trophy

Pos.	Driver	JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.
1	Yukinori Taniguchi	17	16	21	23	17	Ret	46
2	Henry Ho	24	21	23	25	19	9	32
3	Felipe De Souza	21	Ret	22	24	20	15	27
4	Kin Veng Ng	22	20	26	26	22	11	24
5	Masaki Kano	19	15					15
6	Jerónimo Badaraco	20	18	24	Ret	25	Ret	15
7	Takuya Izawa	12	22†					13
8	Mak Ka Lok	23	Ret	25	27	27	13	13
9	Célio Alves Dias					23	10	10
10	Michael Soong					18	Ret	8
11	Hiroki Yoshimoto	18	Ret					6
12	Lam Kam San					26	12	5
13	Jo Merszei					21	Ret	4
14	Eurico de Jesus					24	Ret	1
Pos.	Driver	JPN		CHN		MAC		Pts.

† – Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

Footnotes

Yvan Muller was one of twelve drivers given a grid penalty for unsporting behaviour during qualifying for the first race in Austria and started from thirteenth place.[27] Michel Nykjær started the race from pole as a result, but Muller was entitled to keep the five championship points for pole position.

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[AUT_quali_pens-28] Yvan Muller was one of twelve drivers given a grid penalty for unsporting behaviour during qualifying for the first race in Austria and started from thirteenth place.[27] Michel Nykjær started the race from pole as a result, but Muller was entitled to keep the five championship points for pole position.

[Lada-1] Hudson, Neil (3 June 2012). "James Thompson takes 11th on Lada's last appearance". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Archived from the original on 5 January 2013. Retrieved 20 July 2012. The Lada programme this year consists of just two appearances in Hungary and Portugal, and the team will now go on to work on the car ahead of a potential full assault on the 2013 World Touring Car Championship.

[Engstler-2] "Engstler and Ng to team up again". World Touring Car Championship. Kigema Sport Organisation. Archived from the original on 19 January 2013. Retrieved 8 January 2013.

[KanoYoshimoto-3] Tremayne, Sam (19 September 2013). "Hiroki Yoshimoto takes Michel Nykjaer's World Touring Car seat". Autosport. Haymarket Publications. Retrieved 19 September 2013.

[4] Hudson, Neil (5 January 2013). "Arena International Motorsport closes its doors". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Archived from the original on 7 January 2013. Retrieved 6 January 2013.

[Campos-5] "CAMPOS AND ORÚS JOIN FOR 2013 WTCC". World Touring Car Championship. Kigema Sport Organisation. 9 March 2013. Archived from the original on 29 September 2013. Retrieved 9 March 2013.

[6] Meissner, Johan (4 July 2012). "Chevrolet pulls out of WTCC after 2012 season". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Archived from the original on 4 February 2013. Retrieved 4 July 2012.

[PBMotorsport-7] "Stefano D'Aste to race for his own team". World Touring Car Championship. Kigema Sport Organisation. 1 March 2013. Archived from the original on 4 December 2013. Retrieved 1 March 2013.

[JAS-8] Hudson, Neil (3 February 2012). "Honda planning 2013 WTCC entry". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Archived from the original on 6 February 2012. Retrieved 3 February 2012.

[Münnich-9] "Basseng and Winkelhock set for WTCC 2013". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. 8 November 2012. Archived from the original on 11 January 2013. Retrieved 8 November 2012.

[Lada_drivers-10] Hudson, Neil (15 November 2012). "Aleksei Dudukalo set for Lada switch in 2013". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Archived from the original on 11 January 2013. Retrieved 16 November 2012. Russian driver Aleksei Dudukalo has indicated that he expects to be racing for Lada in the 2013 season in a two car team alongside double British Touring Car champion James Thompson, with backing from LUKOIL, as was rumoured earlier in the year.

[NIKA-11] "Nika Racing enters one Cruze for 2013 WTCC". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. 5 March 2013. Archived from the original on 7 March 2013. Retrieved 5 March 2013.

[ZengoHonda-12] György, Juni (10 January 2013). "Bréking: Hondával folytatjuk! – Videóval!". Zengo Motorsport. Archived from the original on 12 January 2013. Retrieved 10 January 2013.

[RML-13] "RML Chevrolets for Muller and Chilton". World Touring Car Championship. Kigema Sport Organisation. 4 March 2013. Archived from the original on 4 December 2013. Retrieved 4 March 2013.

[Huff-14] "ROB HUFF DEFENDS TITLE WITH ALL-LINKL.COM". World Touring Car Championship. Kigema Sport Organisation. 27 February 2013. Archived from the original on 5 October 2013. Retrieved 27 February 2013.

[15] Hudson, Neil (6 March 2013). "Alain Menu to contest the 2013 Porsche Supercup". Touring Car Times. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Archived from the original on 12 April 2013. Retrieved 6 March 2013.

[Honda-16] "Castrol sponsors Honda". WorldTouringCars.com. 20 March 2013. Archived from the original on 12 April 2013. Retrieved 20 March 2013.

[Nash_Bamboo-17] Mills, Peter (5 December 2012). "James Nash to drive for Bamboo in 2013 WTCC season". Autosport. Haymarket Publications. Retrieved 5 December 2012.

[Coronel-18] "@TomCoronel: 12 February". Twitter. Twitter Inc. 12 February 2013. Retrieved 12 February 2013.

[19] Hudson, Neil (29 March 2013). "Mikhail Koslovskiy replaces Dudukalo at Lada". TouringCarTimes. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Retrieved 30 March 2013.

[final_calendar-20] "WTCC to pay first visit to Russia in 2013". fiawtcc.com. World Touring Car Championship. 21 December 2012. Archived from the original on 20 October 2013. Retrieved 23 December 2012.

[21] "Auto GP reveals 8 events in 2013". Auto GP. Auto GP Organization. 28 November 2012. Retrieved 28 November 2012.

[prov_calendar-22] Hudson, Neil (28 September 2012). "FIA issues revised 2013 WTCC calendar". Touring Car Times. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. Archived from the original on 6 October 2012. Retrieved 29 September 2012.

[Brazil_race-23] "Race of Brazil on calendar". fiawtcc.com. FIA WTCC. 24 March 2013. Archived from the original on 10 April 2013. Retrieved 24 March 2013.

[now_13-24] "FIA issues amended 2013 WTCC calendar". Touring Car Times. Mediaempire Stockholm AB. 8 March 2013. Retrieved 23 March 2013.

[25] "El WTCC en Las Termas de Río Hondo". Nuevo Diario Web (in Spanish). Nuevo Diario. 23 May 2013. Retrieved 28 May 2013.

[26] "WTCC TO VISIT ARGENTINA FOR THE FIRST TIME". World Touring Car Championship. Kigema Sport Organisation. 4 June 2013. Archived from the original on 25 February 2014. Retrieved 4 June 2013.

[27] "Mass penalties put Nykjær on pole". fiawtcc.com. FIA World Touring Car Championship. 18 May 2013. Archived from the original on 15 June 2013. Retrieved 19 May 2013.

[29] "2013 FIA World Touring Car Championship – Race 2 Result" (PDF). mstworld.com. MST Systems Ltd. 17 November 2013. p. 69. Archived from the original (PDF) on 12 December 2013. Retrieved 11 December 2013.

[Yokohama-30] "FIA WORLD TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP YOKOHAMA TROPHY" (PDF). World Touring Car Championship. Kigema Sport Organisation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 December 2013. Retrieved 24 March 2013.