The Audi R8 LMS Cup was a one-make sports car racing series by Audi based in Asia. Audi R8 LMS Cup cars were based on the Audi R8 LMS (GT3).
History
Audi R8 LMS Cup started in 2012 in all around the Asia. Constructor of this one make racing series was Audi and the tyre supplier was Michelin until the end of 2016.
2016 saw the debut of the new Audi R8 LMS car. Also in 2016, Phoenix Racing and KCMG, join Absolute Racing as Audi R8 LMS Cup service teams.
In 2017, Pirelli became the new official tyre partner for the Audi R8 LMS Cup.
2018 saw the addition of the new Audi R8 LMS GT4 to the series.
Champions Results Season Champion Team ChampionAm Cup 2012 Marchy Lee Audi Ultra Team Jeffrey Lee 2013 Adderly Fong KAMLUNG Racing Team Alex Au 2014 Alex Yoong Audi TEDA Racing Team Lin Yue 2015 Alex Yoong Audi TEDA Racing Team Daniel Bilski 2016 Alex Yoong Audi TEDA Racing Team Jeffrey Lee Season Champion Team Champion Am+ Cup Am Cup 2017 Alessio Picariello MGT by Absolute David Chen Bhurit Bhirombhakdi2018 Andrew HaryantoProMax Team Anderson Tanoto2019 Yasser ShahinThe Bend Motorsport Park
Race Cars
Audi R8 LMS/LMS Ultra (2012–2015)
Audi R8 LMS (2016–2018)
Audi R8 LMS Evo (2019)
Audi R8 LMS GT4 (2018–2019)
Schedule
2012 Round Date Location Country 1–2 April 28–29 Shanghai International Circuit 3–4 June 2–3 Zhuhai International Circuit 5–6 August 18–19 Ordos International Circuit 7–8 September 15–16 Zhuhai International Circuit 9–10 October 27–28 Shanghai International Circuit 11–12 November 10–11 Shanghai International Circuit
2013 Round Date Location Country 1–2 May 3–5 Zhuhai International Circuit 3–4 July 5–7 Ordos International Circuit 5–6 August 2–4 Inje Speedium 7–8 August 29–31 Sepang International Circuit 9–10 October 25–27 Shanghai International Circuit 11 November 9–10 Guia Circuit
2014 Round Date Location Country 1–2 May 17–18 Korea International Circuit 3–4 July 26–27 Fuji Speedway 5–6 August 16–17 Sepang International Circuit 7–8 October 18–19 Shanghai International Circuit 9–10 October 31–November 2 Shanghai International Circuit 11–12 December 13–14 Yas Marina Circuit
2015 Round Date Location Country 1–2 March 21–22 Zhuhai International Circuit 3–4 May 16–17 Korea International Circuit 5–7 July 4–5 Penbay International Circuit 8–9 September 5–6 Sepang International Circuit 10–11 October 10 Fuji Speedway 12–13 October 31–November 1 Shanghai International Circuit
2016 Round Date Location Country 1–2 May 21–22 Shanghai International Circuit 3–4 July 23–24 Chang International Circuit 5–6 August 13–14 Sepang International Circuit 7–8 September 24–25 Korea International Circuit 9–10 October 15–16 Penbay International Circuit 11–12 November 4–5 Shanghai International Circuit
2017 Round Date Location Country 1–2 May 6–7 Sepang International Circuit 3–4 June 10–11 Suzuka Circuit 5–6 July 15–16 Korea International Circuit 7–8 September 9–10 Shanghai International Circuit 9–10 October 15–16 Zhejiang International Circuit
2018 Round Date Location Country 1–2 March 3–4 Adelaide Street Circuit 3–4 May 11–12 Nürburgring 5–6 September 1–2 Ningbo International Circuit 7–8 October 5–6 Shanghai International Circuit invitational race October 7 Shanghai International Circuit 9–10 November 24–25 Sepang International Circuit
2019 Round Date Location Country 1–2 March 2–3 Adelaide Street Circuit 3–4 May 4–5 Zhuhai International Circuit 5–6 June 1–2 Shanghai International Circuit 7–8 August 23–24 Suzuka Circuit 9–10 November 23–24 Sepang International Circuit
See also Ferrari Challenge Lamborghini Super Trofeo Porsche Carrera Cup Porsche Supercup
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