Drivers' Championship

Final standings after 16 rounds

Ace Championship

It's official now: Oliver has defended his title successfully! He is the first to do so and also the first to win two driver championships ever. After nearly everything was already decided two weeks ago, the last race of the season brought only one change: Nuno Maltez lost 10th place to Martin Devine. Everything else kept the same. Hans Gunnar Hansen's strong showings in both sessions secured him the runner-up position.

Pos	Driver	Team	Points
1.	Oliver Roberts	Digitech	3045
2.	Hans Gunnar Hansen	FORT-Jiuqi	2808
3.	Michal Janak	Digitech	2791
4.	Markus Kruggel	Wild 13	2554
5.	Alan Strang	Team Ecosse	2498
6.	Axel Bruns	Wild 13	2424
7.	Steffen Diener	Roadrunner	2327
8.	Reinhold Schatzer	RST Racing	2217
9.	Ignacio Garcia	IGC Racing	2062
10.	Martin Devine	Enigma	1973
11.	Nuno Maltez	Maverick	1913
12.	Juha Hyvonen	FORT-Jiuqi	1873
13.	Paul Branney	Ultratrack F1	1815
14.	Derek Waters	Maverick	1465
15.	Andrew Clark	Ant Hill Mob Racing	1447
16.	Robert Schaftlein *	Digitech	1164
17.	Uwe Schuerkamp *	Wild 13	735
18.	Stephen Orr	Ant Hill Mob Racing	619
19.	Alex Boshuizen	Revelations	431
20.	Jan Svehlik *	Bolgani	410
21.	Scott Dryden	Team Ecosse	390
22.	Christophe Macours	Maxell-TDK	161

	(* = announced retirement)

Semi-Pro Championship

Willy's 20 points from the qualifying are of course not good enough to eleminate one of his other results, but... Willy Maier wins the first Semi-Pro championship of the IAF1GPC!

Pos	Driver	Team	Points	Events	Best	Worst
1.	Willy Maier	Cyclone	1529	13	195	186
			(195,195,195,195,191,186,186,186)
2.	Paul Robins	Blue Fliers	1180	7	195	20
			(195,195,195,195,195,175,20,0)
3.	Pacarana	Rhino		5	186	12
4.	Mark Wallwork	Track-Debris F1	535	3	179	177
5.	Marcel Offermans	Dutch-TEK	405	3	195	20
6.	Gary Leighton *	S.RS	377	2	191	186
7.	Matthew Garrett	Spectre	195	1	195	0
8.	James Caygill	Spectre	170	1	170	0

	(* = announced retirement)

Last modified: Saturday 21 June 1997 - 18:03