International Touring Car Championship

International Touring Car Championship.
Category, Touring Cars.Country, International.
Inaugural Season, 1993.
Folded, 2004.
Last Drivers Champion, Augusto Farfus.
Last Teams Champion,  AutoDelta Squadra Corse.
Last Makes Champion, Alfa Romeo.
The International Touring Car Championship Is An International Auto Racing Touring Car Series Organised By The FIA, It Is Also Apart From The Imaginary World Touring Car Championship And It Is Targeted By Race Weekends In Some Countries Over The Years.
The Series Is Organised By Eurosport Events, Which Organises The Imaginary World Touring Car Championship, Imaginary European Touring Car Championship, World Touring Car Championship, European Touring Car Championship, Imaginary European Touring Car Cup, International Touring Car Cup, Intercontinental Touring Car Cup And The International Touring Car Cup Itself Before It Was Replaced By The Intercontinental Touring Car Cup.
For Years, It Would Run Race Meetings Competing With The Imaginary European Touring Car Championship, Imaginary Asia-Pacific Touring Championship, The Imaginary Asian Touring Car Championship, The African Touring Car Championship, North American And South American Touring Car Championships As Well As The Eurosport European Motorsport Weekend Over The Years.
The International Touring Car Championship Ran Between 1993 And 2004 Until It Got Replaced With The Intercontinental Touring Car Cup.
A Traditional End Of Year International Touring Car Race Has Been Held Every Year With The FIA Winter Touring Car Trophy Which Would Feature Many Different Entries From Their Championships, The Race Has Ran Since 1989.
Other National And Regional Touring Car Trophies Also Took Part Every Year Including The Imaginary European, American, North American, South American, African, Australian, Asia-Pacific, Far East, Asian, Japanese, British, Celtic, Scandinavian, Italian, Intercontinental, International And Middle Eastern Touring Car Trophy.
The FIA Also Formed A Touring Car Nations Cup.
Regulations.
FIA Class 1/ITC. (1995-1996).
FIA Super Touring/Class 2. (1993-2004).
FIA Formula 2/Kit Car. (1998-2000).
FIA Super 1600. (2001-2004).
FIA Super 2000. (2002-2004).
BTC-Touring. (2002-2004).
DTM. (1993, 2002-2004).
V8 Touring Cars. (1993-2004).
TC2000. (1993-2004).
Silhouettes. (2002-2004).
Super Production. (2000-2003).
One Make. (2003-2004).
== History. ==
The International Touring Car Championship Was Created By The FIA Just To Seperate It From The Imaginary World Touring Car Championship.
For It’s First Season In 1993, It Had 11 Different Race Meetings In Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Africa, Brazil, United States, Mexico And Argentina.
DTM And Super Touring Cars Were The First Regulations Used For The First Season Of The ITCC.
For Years It Would Also Have Race Meetings In France, Belgium, Netherlands, Canada, Sweden, Finland, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, China And Macau.
By 1994, The Class 1 Regulations Recently Used For The Newly Formed International Touringcar Championship (ITC). Replaced By The DTM Cars As The Would Continue On Racing With The Class 2 Super Touring Cars.
V8 Touring Cars From Australia Were Also Allowed To Enter The Series Also In 1993.
South American TC2000 Cars Also Were Allowed To Enter The Series By It’s First Season Also.
The Macau Grand Prix's Guia Race, The Spa 24 Hours And The 24 Hours Nürburgring Were One Of The Famous Touring Car Endurance Races Over The Years In Both The Real And Imaginary World, The FIA Was Busy Promoting Both DTM And IDTM At The Same Time Which Had Races Outside Germany On It’s Calendar.
The International Touringcar Championship (ITC) Had Ran Between 1994 And 1996 While The Cars Build On Class One Regulations Were Allowed To Enter In The Global Touring Car Cup.
By 1998, The Series Would Feature Two Extra Including The Formula 2 Class Which Would Feature Rally Kit Cars Which Are Build With A 2.0 Or 1.6 Litre Normally Aspirated Engine.
In 2000, D2 Cars Known As Super Production Were Allow To Enter The Series.
In 2001, A Super 1600 Class Was Confirmed To Replace The Formula 2 Class, The Cars Are Build On A Super 1600 Rally Car.
By 2002, The FIA Confirmed To Use The All Super 2000 Regulations Which Replaced The Super Touring Class At The Front Of The Field, Even Though Super Touring Cars Were Still Allowed To Enter By Privateer Teams And BTC-Touring Cars Were Also Allowed To Enter The Series.
In 2003, An Imaginary European One Make Touring Car Championship Also Ran With The Lights Of The SEAT Leon Supercopa, Skoda Octavia, Renault Clio Cup And Mini Challenge Cup.
Silhouette Cars From France And Belgium Were Also Allowed To Enter The Series Also From 2002.
The Series Was Folded At The End Of 2004 And Was Replaced By The Intercontinental Touring Car Championship.
== Champions ==
Year                           Driver                                         Manufacturer
1993                     Paul Radisich (Ford Mondeo)                                       BMW                                                       
1994                     Hans-Joachim Stuck (Audi 80)                                        Audi
1995                     Steve Soper (BMW 318iS)                                          Alfa Romeo
1996                     Roberto Ravaglia (BMW 320i)                                         BMW       
1997                     Bernd Schneider (Mercedes-Benz C-Class)           Mercedes-Benz
1998                     Russell Ingall (Holden VT Commodore)                            Audi
1999                     Bernd Schneider (Mercedes-Benz W210)                   Mercedes-Benz
2000                     Craig Lowndes (Holden VT Commodore)                        Holden 
2001                     Jan Nilsson (Volvo S40)                                                    Volvo
2002                     Bernd Schneider (AMG-Mercedes CLK-DTM)              Mercedes-Benz
2003                     Todd Kelly (Holden VY Commodore)                               Alfa Romeo
2004                      Augusto Farfus (Alfa Romeo 156)                                  Alfa Romeo
Category:Touring Car Series
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