2020 Porsche Carrera Cup Australia

The 2020 Porsche PAYCE Carrera Cup Australia[1] was the sixteenth running of the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia motor racing series. This season had been greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and had the scheduled rounds in the calendar cancelled after the first race of round two during the 2020 Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend in Albert Park Melbourne. The year's season had a weekend at Sandown Raceway from the 11th-13th December. No champion was crowned this year's season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Teams and drivers edit

Team Class No. Driver Rounds
Grove Racing PA 4   Stephen Grove 1–2
P 888   Craig Lowndes[2] 2
McElrea Racing PA 6   Tim Miles 1–2
P 7   Harri Jones 1–2
PA 30   David Ryan 1–2
P 36   Cooper Murray 1–2
Porsche Centre Melbourne P 8   Nick McBride 1–2
PA 9   Marc Cini 1–2
Buik Motorsports PA 13   Sam Shahin 2
Volante Rosso Motorsport P 15   Josh Hunt 1
Ashley Seward Motorsport PA 22   Dean Cook 1–2
PA 80   Max Twigg 1–2
Lago Racing P 23   David Russell 1
PA   Roger Lago 2
Garth Walden Racing P 34   Duvashen Padayachee 1–2
PA 35   Indiran Padayachee 1–2
Wall Racing P 38   David Wall 1–2
PA 68   Greg Ward 1–2
P 96   Joey Mawson 1
Sonic Motor Racing Services P 77   Michael Almond 1–2
P 78   Aaron Love 1–2
P 100   Dale Wood 1–2
P 777   Max Vidau 1–2
Cameron Hill Racing P 111   Cameron Hill 1–2
Scott Taylor Motorsport PA 222   Scott Taylor 1–2
Source:[3]

Calendar edit

A revised calendar for the remaining season was announced on 19 June 2020.[4]

Rnd Circuit Date Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver Winning team Winning pro-am
1 R1   Adelaide Street Circuit
(Adelaide, South Australia)
20–23 February   Cooper Murray   Cooper Murray   Cooper Murray McElrea Racing   Dean Cook
R2   Nick McBride   Cooper Murray McElrea Racing   Max Twigg
R3   Cooper Murray   Cooper Murray McElrea Racing   Stephen Grove
2 R1   Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit
(Melbourne, Victoria)
12–15 March[a]   Dale Wood   Cooper Murray   Cameron Hill Cameron Hill Racing   Stephen Grove
R2 Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
R3
R4
3 R1   Sydney Motorsport Park
(Sydney, New South Wales)
15–16 August
R2
R3
4 R1   Townsville Street Circuit
(Townsville, Queensland)
29–30 August
R2
R3
5 R1   Sandown Raceway
(Melbourne, Victoria)
19–20 September
R2
R3
6 R1   Mount Panorama Circuit
(Bathurst, New South Wales)
8–11 October
R2
R3
Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
3 R1   Winton Motor Raceway
(Winton, Victoria)
18–19 July
R2
R3

Series standings edit

Series standings are as follows:

Pos. Driver ADE
 
ALB
 
SYD
 
TOW
 
SAN
 
BAT
 
Pts.
Pro
1   Cooper Murray 1 1 1 3 C C C 217
2   David Wall 2 2 2 4 C C C 194
3   Aaron Love 4 3 4 5 C C C 159
4   Cameron Hill 3 8 7 1 C C C 148
5   Dale Wood 7 4 3 8 C C C 140
6   Nick McBride 9 7 8 2 C C C 119
7   Max Vidau 8 6 5 9 C C C 111
8   David Russell 5 5 6 104
9   Duvashen Padayachee 10 9 10 6 C C C 87
10   Harri Jones 11 10 9 7 C C C 83
11   Michael Almond 6 Ret 18 12 C C C 52
12   Josh Hunt 12 11 19 41
13   Craig Lowndes Ret C C C 0
14   Joey Mawson DNS DNS DNS 0
Pro-Am
1   Stephen Grove 16 14 11 10 C C C 141
2   David Ryan 17 17 14 17 C C C 116
3   Dean Cook 13 13 Ret 20 C C C 114
4   Max Twigg 14 12 Ret 14 C C C 114
5   Marc Cini 15 16 18 15 C C C 113
6   Tim Miles Ret 15 12 16 C C C 96
7   Indiran Padayachee 19 18 16 21 C C C 94
8   Greg Ward 20 19 17 19 C C C 86
9   Scott Taylor 18 Ret 15 18 C C C 74
10   Roger Lago 11 C C C 41
11   Sam Shahin 13 C C C 36
Pos. Driver ADE
 
ALB
 
SYD
 
TOW
 
SAN
 
BAT
 
Pts.

Notes edit

  1. ^ The Albert Park Circuit was intended to be run in support of the 2020 Australian Grand Prix. First race had been completed Thursday when a Formula One mechanic tested positive for COVID-19. The Grand Prix was cancelled and officials ended the Porsche meeting.[citation needed]

References edit

  1. ^ "Porsche announce 2020 calendar and PAYCE as series sponsor for next two years". Porsche Carrera Cup Australia. 27 October 2019. Retrieved 23 June 2020.}
  2. ^ "Craig Lowndes to make Carrera Cup debut with Grove Racing at AGP". newsroom.porsche.com. 5 March 2020. Retrieved 23 June 2020.
  3. ^ "Drivers". Porsche Carrera Cup Australia.
  4. ^ "Revised 2020 Porsche PAYCE Carrera Cup Australia calendar revealed". Porsche Carrera Cup Australia. 19 June 2020. Retrieved 23 June 2020.

External links edit