Tom Walkinshaw Racing
The Results

Tom Walkinshaw Racing

Section Title: The Results
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Years	Series / Race	Associate Manufacturer	Cars	Driver(s)	Results

1980 - 1981	British Touring Car Championship, European Touring Car Championship	Mazda	RX-7	Win Percy, Pierre Dieudonné, Tom Walkinshaw, Chuck Nicholson	BTCC Championship winner (Percy), 1980 and 1981, ETCC winner 1981

1982	Paris-Dakar	Rover	Range Rover	Rene Metge, Bernard Giroux	Overall Winner (Metge, Giroux)

1981-1987	British Touring Car Championship	Rover	Vitesse	Andy Rouse, Peter Lovett, Jeff Allam, Neil McGrath, Pete Hall, Dennis Leech, Graham Scarborough, Tim Harvey	Championship winner, 1983 (later DQ on technicality); Championship winner (Rouse), 1984

1982-1984	European Touring Car Championship	Jaguar	XJ-S	Tom Walkinshaw, Hans Heyer, Win Percy, Jean-Louis Schlesser, Enzo Calderari, Chuck Nicholson, Armin Hahne, Martin Brundle	2nd in 1983, Championship winner (Walkinshaw), 1984. Spa 24 Hours winner (Walkinshaw, Percy, Heyer) 1984

1984	James Hardie 1000	Rover	Vitesse	Jeff Allam, Armin Hahne, Steve Soper, Ron Dickson	1st in class (Allam, Hahne)

1985	James Hardie 1000	Jaguar	XJ-S	Tom Walkinshaw, Win Percy, Jeff Allam, Ron Dickson, John Goss, Armin Hahne	Winner (Goss, Hahne), third place (Walkinshaw, Percy) and DNF

1985-1986	European Touring Car Championship	Rover	Vitesse	Tom Walkinshaw, Win Percy, Jean-Louis Schlesser, Eddy Joosen, Pierre-Alain Thibaut, Steve Soper, Hans Heyer, Martin Brundle, Gianfranco Brancatelli, Denny Hulme, Neville Crichton, Dave McMillan	3rd in 1985 (Walkinshaw, Percy). 2nd in 1986 (Percy)

1985	World Endurance Championship	Jaguar	XJR-6	Martin Brundle, Hans Meyer, Mike Thackwell, Jean-Louis Schlesser	7th in Teams Championship

1986	World Sports Prototype Championship	Jaguar	XJR-6	Derek Warwick, Eddie Cheever, Jean-Louis Schlesser, Gianfranco Brancatelli, Brian Redman, Armin Hahne, Hans Heyer, Jan Lammers	3rd in Teams Championship; DNF at Le Mans

1987	World Sports Prototype Championship	Jaguar	XJR-8	Martin Brundle, John Watson, Jan Lammers, Eddie Cheever, Raul Boessel, Armin Hahne, John Nielsen, Win Percy, Johnny Dumfries	Drivers Championship winner (Boessel); also top 4 drivers (Raul Boessel, Jan Lammers, John Watson, Eddie Cheever); Teams Championship winner; 5th at Le Mans

1988	World Sports Prototype Championship	Jaguar	XJR-9	Martin Brundle, John Nielsen, John Watson, Andy Wallace, Jan Lammers, Johnny Dumfries, Eddie Cheever, Raul Boesel, Henri Pescalaro, Danny Sullivan, Price Cobb, Derek Daly, Kevin Cogan, Larry Perkins	Drivers Championship winner (Brundle); Teams Championship winner; Winner: 24-hours Le Mans (Lammers, Wallace, Dumfries)

1988	IMSA	Jaguar	XJR-9	Eddie Cheever, Johnny Dumfries, John Watson, Martin Brundle, Raul Boesel, John Nielsen, Jan Lammers, Davy Jones, Danny Sullivan,	2nd in Driver's championship (Nielsen); 3rd in Manufacturer's Championship Winner: 24-hours Daytona (Brundle, Boesel, Nielsen)

1988	European Touring Car Championship	Holden	Commodore	Tom Walkinshaw, Jeff Alam	15th at RAC Tourist Trophy

1989	World Sports Prototype Championship	Jaguar	XJR-11 / 9	Jan Lammers, Patrick Tambay, Andy Wallace, Alain Ferte, John Nielsen, Davy Jones, Price Cobb, Andrew Gilbert-Scott, Derek Daly, Jeff Kline, Michel Ferte, Eliseo Salazar	NOTE: transition year from V12 to V6 turbo 8th in Drivers championship (Tambay); 4th in Teams Championship

1989	IMSA	Jaguar	XJR-10 / 9	Derek Daly, Martin Donnelly, Patrick Tambay, Jan Lammers, Davy Jones, Raul Boesel, Price Cobb, John Nielsen, Andy Wallace	NOTE: transition year from V12 to V6 turbo 3rd (Cobb) and 4th (Nielsen) in Driver's Championship. 2nd in Manufacturer's Championship

1990	World Sports Prototype Championship	Jaguar	XJR-11 / 12	Martin Brundle, Alain Ferte, Jan Lammers, Andy Wallace, David Leslie, Franz Konrad, John Nielsen, Price Cobb, Eliseo Salazar, Davy Jones, Michel Ferte, Luis Pérez-Sala	NOTE: XJR-12 used for early part of season and Le Mans Winner: 24-hours Le Mans (Brundle, Nielsen, Cobb) in XJR-12; 2nd in Teams Championship; 4th in Drivers Championship (Wallace)

1990	IMSA	Jaguar	XJR-10 / 16	Martin Brundle, Price Cobb, John Nielsen, Davy Jones, Jan Lammers, Andy Wallace, Alain Ferte	2nd in Manufacturer's championship; 3rd (Jones) and 5th (Nielsen) in Driver's Championship; Winner: 24-hours Daytona (Brundle, Boesel, Nielsen)

1991	World Sportscar Championship	Jaguar	XJR-14 / 12	Derek Warwick, Martin Brundle, Teo Farbi, John Nielsen, Bob Wollek, Kenny Acheson, Davy Jones, Raul Boesel, Michel Ferte, David Leslie, Mauro Martini, Jeff Krosnoff	NOTE: XJR-12 used solely for Le Mans Winner: Teams Championship; Winner, Drivers Championship (Farbe); 2nd, 3rd, 4th at Le Mans 24 hours

1991	IMSA	Jaguar	XJR-10 / 12 / 16	Martin Brundle, John Nielsen, Eddie Cheever, Kenny Acheson, Davy Jones, Scott Pruett, Derek Warwick, Raul Boesel	NOTE: XJR-12 used solely for 24 hours Daytona 2nd in 24 hours Daytona; 3rd in Driver's Championship (Jones); 2nd in Manufacturer's Championship

1991	Jaguar Intercontinental Challenge	Jaguar	XJR-15	Derek Warwick, David Brabham, Davy Jones, Juan Manuel Fangio, Armin Hahne, Bob Wollek, Tiff Needell, Jim Richards, Matsuaki Sanada, Cor Euser, David Leslie, Andy Evans, Yojiro Terada, Ian Flux, Matt Aitken, John Watson	Jaguar Intercontinental Challenge (1 make series): Winner, Armin Hahne

1992	IMSA	Jaguar	XJR-12 / 14	Davy Jones, David Brabham, Scott Pruett, Scott Goodyear	NOTE: XJR-12 used solely for 24 hours Daytona 2nd in 24 hours Daytona; 2nd in Driver's Championship (Jones); 3rd in Manufacturer's Championship

1992	World Sportscar Championship	Mazda	XJR-14 (rebadged MXR-01)	Maurizio Sandro Sala, Johnny Herbert, Alex Caffi, Volker Weidler	3rd in Teams Championship; 4th in Le Mans 24 hours, 8th in Drivers Championship (Sala)

1993	IMSA	Jaguar	XJR-12	Davy Jones, David Brabham, Scott Pruett, Scott Goodyear, John Nielsen, John Adretti	ENTRY IN 24 HOURS DAYTONA ONLY Result: 10th

1993	Le Mans	Jaguar	XJ220C	David Brabham, Andreas Fuchs, Armin Hahne, Jay Cochrane, Win Percy, David Leslie, John Nielsen, Paul Belmondo, David Coulthard	Winner, GT Class (Nielsen, Coulthard, Brabham). Subsequently, disqualified due to procedural error relating to catalytic converters

1996	Le Mans	Porsche (Joest Racing)	WSC-95 (re-bodied XJR-14)	Davy Jones, Alex Wurz, Manuel Reuter	Winner

1997	Le Mans	Porsche (Joest Racing)	WSC-95 (re-bodied XJR-14)	Michele Alboreto, Stefan Johansson, Tom Kristensen	Winner

1997	Le Mans	Nissan	R390 (re-styled XJR-15)	Kazuyoshi Hoshino, Érik Comas, Masahiko Kageyama	12th

1998	Le Mans	Nissan	R390 (re-styled XJR-15)	Aguri Suzuki, Kazuyoshi Hoshino, Masahiko Kageyama, John Nielsen, Michale Krumm, Franck Lagorce, Jan Lammers, Erik Comas, Andreas Montermini, Satoshi Motoyama, Takuya Kurosawa, Masami Kageyama	3rd, 5th, 6th, 10th

Sentence(s)

In 1998, Le Mans's Nissan finished the Tom Walkinshaw Race, placing 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 10th.

final_sentence: In 1998, Le Mans's Nissan finished the Tom Walkinshaw Race, placing 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 10th.