2007 Japan Le Mans Challenge
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The 2007 Japan Le Mans Challenge season was the second for the Japan Le Mans Challenge, a series created by the SERO and sanctioned by the ACO. It began on May 13, 2007 and ended on October 27, 2007 after 4 races.
Schedule
On October 29, 2006, during the Okayama 1000 km, SERO announced their schedule for the 2007 season, adding a fourth race at Fuji.
| Rnd | Race | Circuit | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sportsland Sugo 1000 km | Sportsland SUGO | May 13 |
| 2 | Fuji 1000 km | Fuji Speedway | June 3 |
| 3 | Motegi 1000 km | Twin Ring Motegi | July 22 |
| 4 | Okayama 1000 km | Okayama International Circuit | October 27 |
Season results
Overall winner in bold.
| Rnd | Circuit | LMP1 Winning Team | LMP2 Winning Team | GT1 Winning Team | GT2 Winning Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LMP1 Winning Drivers | LMP2 Winning Drivers | GT1 Winning Drivers | GT2 Winning Drivers | ||
| 1 | Sugo | Japan #22 Hitotsuyama Racing | Japan #18 AIM Sports | Japan #21 Hitotsuyama Racing | Japan #27 Team Kawamura |
| Japan Hideki Noda Japan Shinsuke Yamazaki |
Japan Yuji Aso Japan Masayuki Yamashita Japan Masaru Tomizawa |
Japan Akira Iida Japan Tomonobu Fujii |
Japan Koji Aoyama Japan Sinichi Takagi Japan Morio Nitta | ||
| 2 | Fuji Report |
Japan #22 Hitotsuyama Racing | Japan #18 AIM Sports | Japan #21 Hitotsuyama Racing | Japan #27 Team Kawamura |
| Japan Hideki Noda Japan Shinsuke Yamazaki |
Japan Yuji Aso Japan Masaru Tomizawa Japan Yoshitaka Kuroda |
Japan Akira Iida Japan Tomonobu Fujii |
Japan Koji Aoyama Japan Sinichi Takagi Japan Morio Nitta | ||
| 3 | Motegi | Japan #22 Hitotsuyama Racing | Japan #15 Max Racing | Japan #21 Hitotsuyama Racing | Japan #27 Team Kawamura |
| Japan Hideki Noda Japan Shinsuke Yamazaki |
Japan Toshiya Itou Japan Masayuki Ueda Japan Kazuyoshi Takamizawa |
Japan Akira Iida Japan Tomonobu Fujii |
Japan Koji Aoyama Japan Sinichi Takagi Japan Morio Nitta | ||
| 4 | Okayama | Japan #16 Team Mugen | Japan #18 AIM Sports | Japan #21 Hitotsuyama Racing | Japan #20 Hitotsuyama Racing |
| Japan Haruki Kurosawa Japan Shinji Nakano |
Japan Masaru Tomizawa Japan Yuuji Asou Japan Tsubasa Kurosawa |
Japan Akira Iida Japan Tomonobu Fujii Japan Mikio Hitotsuyama |
Japan Hideo Fukuyama Japan Yukinori Taniguchi Japan Yukihiro Hane |
External links
- JLMC Official Website (English)
- World Sports Racing Prototypes – Results