UAE Touring Car Championship

The UAE Touring Car Championship is a touring car racing series that takes place each year in the United Arab Emirates.

UAE Touring Car Championship
CategoryTouring cars
CountryUnited Arab Emirates
Drivers' championGreece Costas Papantonis/Alexandros Annivas
Official websiteDubai autodrome

The UAETCC consists of three classes. Class 1 uses cars built to Super 2000 or BTC Touring regulations. Class 2 uses Super Production regulations for cars with engine capacities of not more than 2000cc. Class 3 is a 1600cc class and is the most production-based of the three. From the season 2011-2012 Class 3 became Clio Cup class using the Clio Cup 195 & 200 Cup cars based on the X85 chassis, while from the season 2018–19, the national championship introduced a TCR class in races and whole Championship renamed in 2019-2020 season as UAE Procar Championship in order to accommodate GT Cars in the same grid.

Alexandros Annivas (#9) and Costas Papantonis (#1) of Mouhritsa Racing by Dragon

Champions edit

Season Class 1 Champion Class 2 Champion Class 3 Champion Class 4 Champion
2008–09   Karim Al-Azhari   Raed Hassan   Costas Papantonis   Mohammed Al Owais
Season Class 1 Champion Class 2 Champion Class 3 Champion
2009–10   Jonathan Simmonds   Umair Ahmed Khan   Rupesh Channake
2010–11   Khalid Bin Hadher   Umair Ahmed Khan   Mario Dias
2011–12   Nader Zuhour   Umair Ahmed Khan   Alexandros Annivas
2012–13   Costas Papantonis   Rupesh Channake   Ramzi Moutran
2013–14   Costas Papantonis   Jonathan Mullan   Alexandros Annivas
Season Class 1 Champion Class 2 Champion Clio Cup Champion
2014–15   Costas Papantonis   Alexandros Annivas   Alexandros Annivas
2015–16[1]   Costas Papantonis   Al-Qassim Hamidaddin   Alexandros Annivas
2016–17   Costas Papantonis   Ashan Silva   Wille Morisson
2017–18   Costas Papantonis
  Alexandros Annivas
  Jonathan Mullin
  Umair Ahmed Khan
  Wille Morisson
Season Class 1 Champion Class 2 Champion TCR Champion Clio Cup Champion
2018–19   Alexandros Annivas   Costas Papantonis   Wille Morisson
2019–20   Alexandros Annivas   Costas Papantonis   Mohammed Abdulghaffar Hussain
2020–21   Johnathan Mullan / Ricky Coomber   Alexandros Annivas   Ahmad Al Moosa
2020–21

References edit

  1. ^ "TAG HEUER CELEBRATES THE DUBAI AUTODROME 2015-16 RACING CHAMPIONS WITH A CHEQUERED FLAG RECEPTION – Arab Watch Guide". www.arabwatchguide.com. Archived from the original on 2016-04-23.

2. https://dubaiautodrome.ae/motorsport/

3. https://dubaiautodrome.ae/track-talk/