Champions
Australian GT Championship
1960 – Leo Geoghegan
1961 – Frank Matich
1962 – John French
1963 – Bob Jane
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1982 – Alan Jones
1983 – Rusty French
1984 – Allan Grice
1985 – Bryan Thomson
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2005 – Bryce Washington
2006 – Greg Crick
2007 – Allan Simonsen
2008 – Mark Eddy
2009 – David Wall
2010 – David Wall
2011 – Mark Eddy
2012 – Klark Quinn
2013 – Klark Quinn
2014 – Richard Muscat
2015 – Christopher Mies
2016 – Klark Quinn
2017 – Geoff Emery
2018 – Geoff Emery
2019 – Geoff Emery
Australian GT4 Series
2018 – Jeremy Gray
2019 – Justin McMillan/Glen Wood
Australian Endurance Championship
1981 – Toyota (Australia)
1982 – Allan Moffat
1983 – Peter McLeod
1984 – Allan Moffat
1985 – Jim Richards
1986 – Jim Richards
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1990 – Glenn Seton
1991 – Mark Gibbs/Rohan Onslow
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2011 – Stuart Kostera/Ian Tulloch
2012 – Stuart Kostera/Ian Tulloch
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2014 – Grant Sherrin
2015 – Grant Sherrin
2016 – Grant Denyer/Nathan Morcom
2017 – Peter Hackett/Dominic Storey
2018 – Max Twigg/Tony D’Alberto
2019 – Geoff Emery/Garth Tander
First held to Australian GT regulations in 2016
Australian GT Trophy Series
2016 – Rob Smith (Trophy Class), Scott Hookey (Challenge Class), Jake Camilleri (MARC Class)
2017 – Steve McLaughlan (Trophy Class), Mark Griffith (Challenge Class), Aaron Cameron (MARC Class)
2018 – Nick Kelly
2019 – Dale Paterson (Trophy Class), Nick Karnaros (Trofeo Challenge)
Longest Season
2007 Australian GT Championship (310 days)
Shortest Season
2016 Australian Endurance Championship (163 days)
Most Venues/Season
2007 Australian GT Championship (Eastern Creek, Adelaide Parklands, Bathurst, Queensland Raceway, Phillip Island, Symmons Plains, Oran Park, Sandown)
Most Races/Season
2007 Australian GT Championship (21 races)
Fewest Races/Season
2018 Australian Endurance Championship (3 races)
Earliest Season Start
2020 Australian Endurance Championship (January 30)
Latest Season Start
2016 Australian Endurance Championship (May 28)
Earliest Season Finish
2016 Australian GT Trophy Series (September 11)
Latest Season Finish
2007 Australian GT Championship (December 9)
Fewest Venues/Season
2018 Australian Endurance Championship (Phillip Island, Sydney Motorsport Park, Hampton Downs)
50th Australian GT Race
Race 5, Symmons Plains 2007
150th Australian GT Race
Race 1, Highlands 2014
100th Australian GT Race
Race 2, Clipsal 500 2011
Total Circuits Visited
20 (Adelaide Parklands, Albert Park, Barbagallo, Eastern Creek/Sydney Motorsport Park, Hampton Downs, Highlands, Homebush, Mallala, Bathurst, Oran Park, Phillip Island, Queensland Raceway, Sandown, Symmons Plains, Townsville, Wakefield Park, The Bend Motorsport Park, Gold Coast)
Most Races at a Circuit
Phillip island (36 across three competitions)
Most Opening Rounds of Season
Adelaide Parklands (6)
Most Laps at a Circuit
Phillip Island (972 laps)
Longest Circuit
Mount Panorama (6.2113km)
Most Visited Circuit
Phillip island (18 across three competitions)
Least Visited Circuit
Barbagallo (2016), Surfers Paradise (2012)
Least Races at a Circuit
2 (Barbagallo, Surfers Paradise)
Most Final Rounds of Season
Highlands, Sandown (4)
Least Laps at a Circuit
Surfers Paradise (46 laps)
Shortest Circuit
Symmons Plains (2.2km)
Longest Race
Sandown 2007 (3hrs 38mins 18.1463s)
Shortest Race
Race 3, Australian Grand Prix 2009 (9mins 57.8416s)
Longest Race Distance
Sandown 2007 (490.432km)
Shortest Race Distance
Race 3, Australian Grand Prix 2009 (15.909km)
Most Laps/Race
Sandown 2007 (158 laps)
Fewest Laps/Race
Race 3, Australian Grand Prix 2009 (3 laps)
Most Laps/Season
2016 (1140 laps)
Fewest Laps/Season
2005 (146 laps)
Most Race Wins
17 (Allan Simonsen, David Wall)
Most Race Wins in a Season
10 (Peter Hackett, 2005)
Successive Wins
7 (Allan Simonsen 2007-2008)
Successive Wins in a Season
6 (Allan Simonsen 2008 & David Wall 2009)
Successive Wins at Same Circuit
6 (Allan Simonsen, Eastern Creek, 2007-2008 & John Bowe, Phillip island, 2007-2008)
Most Starts Without a Win
72 (Ross Lilley)
Successive Wins From Season Start
6 (Allan Simonsen 2008)
Smallest Winning Margin
0.0161s (Race 2, Mallala 2006)
Largest Winning Margin
59.7442s (Sandown, 2007)
Most Race Starts
Tony Quinn (97)
Successive Starts
54 (Bryce Washington)
Most Pole Positions
7 (David Wall, Greg Crick)
Most Pole Positions in a Season
4 (Jono Lester 2015 & Christopher Mies 2016)
Successive Pole Positins
3 (Greg Crick, Allan Simonsen, Jono Lester, Geoff Emery)
Smallest Pole Margin
0.0211s (Eastern Creek, 2009)
Largest Pole Margin
3.0759s (Clipsal 500, 2008)
Fastest Laps
23 (Allan Simonsen)
Fastest Laps in a Season
9 (Bryce Washington, 2007)
Successive Fastest Laps
6 (Allan Simonsen, 2008)
Most Race Wins
38 (Porsche)
Most Wins in a Season
13 (Lamborghini, 2007)
Wins by Engine Layout
Mid-Engine 99, Front-Engine 54, Rear-Engine 38
Most Pole Positions
14 (Lamborghini & Porsche)
Most Consecutive Pole Positions
7 (Audi, Highlands 2015 – Highlands 2016)
Figures correct to the end of 2016