The 2013 GT Asia Series season was the fourth season of the GT Asia Series championship. It began on 11 May at Twin Ring Motegi and finished on November 17 at the Guia Circuit after eleven races.
Race calendar and results Round Circuit Date Pole position GT3 Winner GTM Winner1 Twin Ring Motegi11 May#007 Craft Racing#2 Asia Racing Team#16 Wayne Shen Stefan Mücke Frank Yu Zhi Cong Li Wayne Shen212 May#1 Clearwater Racing#007 Craft Racing#70 Age Age Racing Weng Sun Mok Stefan Mücke Frank Yu Naoryu Tojiro Azuma3 Okayama International Circuit29 June#007 Craft Racing#007 Craft Racing#70 Age Age Racing Stefan Mücke Frank Yu Stefan Mücke Frank Yu Naoryu Tojiro Azuma430 June#1 Clearwater Racing#007 Craft Racing#70 Age Age Racing Hiroshi Hamaguchi Weng Sun Mok Stefan Mücke Frank Yu Naoryu Tojiro Azuma5 Fuji Speedway13 July#007 Craft Racing#1 Clearwater Racing#21 Francis Tjia Stefan Mücke Frank Yu Hiroshi Hamaguchi Weng Sun Mok Francis Tjia614 July#91 Team AAI-Rstrada#7 Team R8 LMS ultra#16 Wayne Shen Akira Iida Jeffrey Lee Marchy Lee Wayne Shen7 Sepang International Circuit14 September#007 Craft Racing#83 AF Corse#16 Wayne Shen Darryl O'Young Frank Yu Pasin Lathouras Wayne Shen815 September#2 Asia Racing Team#83 AF Corse#77 Tiger Racing Team Zhi Cong Li Pasin Lathouras Carlo van Dam Jacky Yeung9 Zhuhai International Circuit12 October#2 Asia Racing Team#36 Erebus MotorsportNone Zhi Cong Li Mika Häkkinen Matthew Solomon1013 October#63 Erebus Motorsport#2 Asia Racing TeamNone Lance David Arnold Zhi Cong Li11 Guia Circuit17 November#36 Erebus Motorsport#1 Audi R8 LMS Cup#16 Wayne Shen Maro Engel Edoardo Mortara Wayne Shen
Championships Points were awarded as follows: Position 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Pole Points 18 16 14 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 2 1 1 Drivers Championship Only the best 9 results counted for the drivers championship
Teams Championship
References
External links Asian Festival Of Speed official website