Grant Denyer
Career results
Source of results is Driver Database.

Grant Denyer

Section Title: Career results
Table Section Text: Source of results is Driver Database.

Season	Series	Position	Car	Competitor / Team

2001	V8 Brute Muster	5th	Ford Falcon XR8	VIP Pet Foods Racing

2002	V8 Brute Muster	4th	Ford Falcon XR8	VIP Pet Foods Racing

2003	Australian V8 Brutes Series	7th	Ford Falcon XR8	VIP Pet Foods Racing

2004	V8 Brute Championship	11th	Ford Falcon XR8	VIP Pet Foods Racing

V8 Utes Australia Summer Series	1st	Ford Falcon XR8	VIP Pet Foods Racing

2005	Holden Performance Driving Centre V8 Supercar Series	10th	Ford BA Falcon	Dick Johnson Racing

2006	Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series	9th	Ford BA Falcon	Dick Johnson Racing

V8 Supercar Championship Series	42nd	Ford BA Falcon	Dick Johnson Racing

2007	Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series	28th	Ford AU Falcon Ford BA Falcon	MW Motorsport

V8 Supercar Championship Series	51st	Ford BA Falcon	WPS Racing

2008	Australian Mini Challenge	6th	Mini Cooper JCW R56 Challenge	Decorug Racing

Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series	15th	Ford BA Falcon	MW Motorsport

V8 Supercar Championship Series	55th	Ford BF Falcon	Ford Rising Stars Racing

2009	Australian Mini Challenge	5th	Mini Cooper JCW R56 Challenge	Decorug Racing

Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series	4th	Ford BF Falcon	Dick Johnson Racing

2011	Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series	33rd	Holden VE Commodore	Kelly Racing

International V8 Supercars Championship	NC	Holden VE Commodore	Kelly Racing

2014	Aussie Racing Cars Super Series	40th	ARC Euro GT Yamaha	MARC Cars Australia

2015	Australian GT Championship	2nd	Ferrari 458 Italia GT3	Maranello Motorsport

Dunlop V8 Supercar Series	31st	Ford FG Falcon	Image Racing

2016	Australian Endurance Championship	1st	McLaren 650S GT3	Tekno Autosports

Dunlop V8 Supercar Series	27th	Holden VE Commodore	Eggleston Motorsport

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Denyer competed in the Australian GT Championship with Maranello Motorsport in 2015, but later switched to the McLaren 650S fielded by Tekno Autosports.

final_sentence: Denyer competed in the Australian GT Championship with Maranello Motorsport in 2015, but later switched to the McLaren 650S fielded by Tekno Autosports.