Imaginary German Touring Car Championship

Imaginary British Touring Car Championship.
Category, Touring Cars.
Country, Germany.
Inaugural Season, 1989.
Drivers Champion, Tim Zimmermann.
Teams Champion, Junior Team Engstler.
Makes Champion, Volkswagen.
The Imaginary German Touring Car Is A Touring Car Series Based In Germany, But Also With Rounds In Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Great Britain, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Russia, Poland And Turkey Throughout The Years, It’s First Season Was In 1989, Just 2 Years After The Imaginary British Touring Car Championship Started, It Was Emerged Between Both The Deutsche Tourenwagen Cup And The TCR National Series From The 2016 Season.
History.
The Season Began In 1989, It Raced Under Group A Regulations, It Had Cars Entered In It’s First Season Including The Audi V8, Audi 80, BMW M3 E30, BMW 323i, BMW 325i, BMW 635 CSI, BMW 5 Series, Ford Sierra RS Cosworth, Ford Mustang GT, Mercedes 190E, Toyota Supra, Opel Omega, Opel Kadett , Volvo 240T, And The Volkswagen Golf.
Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Opel And Volkswagen Were The Local Car Brands Who Have Entered The Grid, While Their Other Brands Including, Alfa Romeo, Chevrolet, Citroen, Daewoo, Fiat, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Lancia, Lexus, Mazda, MG, Mitsubishi, Mini, Nissan, Proton, Peugeot, Renault, Saab, Seat, Skoda, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, Vauxhall And Volvo Have Also Raced In The German Touring Car Championship Throughout The Years As Well.
== Rules ==
Points System 
Position      1st             2nd             3rd            4th         5th         6th           7th            8th
10               8                6               5            4           3              2               1
Qualifying & Race
Every racing weekend consist of the following:
* Qualifying: First, a 20-minute qualifying session open to all drivers is run. The eight fastest drivers in the 20 minute session go on to drive in the Super pole. Drivers from 9th quickest and backwards start in the qualifying order for the first race. The grid for the second race is reversed results of top eight from the results of the first race. The cars behind top eight start in the position they finished in race one.
* Race: There are two races in a race weekend and each race is approximately 20 minutes in length. All races start using a rolling start.
Regulations.
Group A (1989-1996)
Super Touring (1990-2001)
Super 2000 (2002-)
NGTC (2011-)
TC1 (2014-)
TCR (2016-)
== Champions ==
Season               Driver                 Manufacturer                     Team    
1989          Markus Oestreich              Opel                          Irmscher
1990          Klaus Ludwig              Mercedes Benz             AMG-Mercedes
1991       Joachim Winkelhock             BMW                   Schnitzer Motorsport
1992          Frank Biela                       Audi                    Audi Zentrum Reutlingen
1993          Frank Biela                       Audi                   Racing Organisation Course
1994    Hans-Joachim Stuck               Audi                                SMS
1995       Thierry Boutsen                  Ford                   Ford Mondeo Team Schübel
1996         Steve Soper                    BMW                       BMW Team Schnitzer
1997        Armin Hahne                    Volvo                        Volvo S40 Racing
1998       Laurent Aiello                  Peugeot                      Peugeot Esso
1999      Michael Bartels                Peugeot                      Peugeot Esso
2000       Christian Abt                     Audi                         Abt Sportsline
2001      Uwe Alzen                         Opel                       Warsteiner Team Holzer
2002     Jörg Müller                        BMW                      BMW Team Deutschland
2003    Jörg Müller                         BMW                         Team Schnitzer
2004   Stefan Kissling                     Opel                          Kissling Motorsport
2005   Thomas Klenke                    Ford                          Ford Hotfiel Sport
2006   Rainer Bastuck                 Chevrolet                      Maurer Motorsport
2007   Stefan Kissling                    Opel                          Kissling Motorsport
2008   Philip Geipel                      Toyota                        TFS-Yaco Racing
2009  Heinz-Harald Frentzen          Opel                           Team Holzer
2010   Roland Hertner                   BMW                     Liqui Moly Team Engstler
2011   Peter Rikli                          Honda                         Rikli Motorsport
2012  Johannes Leidinger              BMW                         Thate Motorsport
2013 Thomas Winkelhock              BMW                        Liqui Moly Team Engstler
2014  Jens Guido Weimann           BMW                        Thate Motorsport
2015  Franz Engstler                     BMW                   Liqui Moly Team Engstler
2016 Tim Zimmermann             Volkswagen                  Junior Team Engstler