The 2010 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup season was the 18th Porsche Supercup season. It began on 13 March in Bahrain, and finished on 12 September at Monza, after ten races. Once again, the series was on the support package of the Formula One World Championship at all European rounds except Turkey. The series was won by German René Rast, who won four out of first five races. Briton Nick Tandy was a runner-up with three wins.
Teams and drivers[]
Team
No.
Drivers
Rounds
Konrad Motorsport
1
Nick Tandy[1]
All
2
Siso Cunill[2]
1–2, 4
Raffi Bader[3]
6, 8
Fabrizio del Monte[3]
9
21
Patrick Huisman[4]
All
Lechner Racing
3
Alessandro Zampedri[5]
All
4
Štefan Rosina[5]
All
30
Salman Al Khalifa[4]
1
Schnabl Engineering Parker Racing
5
Niall Breen[6]
1
Martin Ragginger[7]
6
Brian Wong[3]
8–9
6
Tim Bridgman[8]
All
24
Thomas Messer[9]
2–9
36
Francesco Castellacci[10]
4
37
Jörg Hardt[7]
6
SANITEC GILTRAP Racing[11]
7
William Langhorne[12]
All
8
Matt Halliday[12]
1–8
Francesco Castellacci[13]
9
22
Christian Engelhart[12]
1–4, 6, 8–9
Francesco Castellacci[14]
5
VERVA Racing Team
9
Robert Lukas[4]
All
10
Kuba Giermaziak[4]
All
Bleekemolen Harders Plaza Racing[15]
11
Sebastiaan Bleekemolen[16]
All
12
Robert van den Berg[15]
All
23
Jaap van Lagen[17]
2–9
Veltins MRS Racing
14
Jan Seyffarth[11]
All
15
Norbert Siedler[11]
All
Al Faisal Lechner Racing
16
René Rast[4]
All
17
Jeroen Bleekemolen[4]
1–4, 7, 9
Damien Faulkner[18]
5
Nicolas Armindo[19]
6, 8
31
Abdulaziz Al Faisal[4]
1–3
Nicolas Armindo[4]
9
Team Abu Dhabi by Tolimit[20]
18
Sascha Maassen[20]
All
19
Sean Edwards[20]
All
20
Khaled Al Qubaisi[20]
All
GT3 Cup Challenge Middle East
32
Fahad Algosaibi[4]
1
33
Bandar Alesayi[4]
1
Antonelli Motorsport
34
Angelo Proietti[3]
3
Christian Passuti[3]
8–9
35
Christian Passuti[3]
3
Davide Roda[3]
8–9
39
Angelo Proietti[3]
9
Petricorse Motorsport
36
Vito Postiglione[3]
9
37
Lorenzo Bontempelli[3]
9
Konrad Motorsport Austria
38
Peter Scharmach[3]
8
Ebimotors
40
Alessandro Balzan[3]
9
41
Alex Frassineti[3]
9
Porsche AG
90
Michael Meadows[3]
5
Mathias Lauda[21]
6
Csaba Walter[22]
7
Nico Verdonck[3]
8
Jono Lester[3]
9
91
Euan Hankey[3]
5
Race calendar and results[]
The calendar was announced on 4 December 2009.
Round
Circuit
Country
Date
Pole Position
Fastest Lap
Winning Driver
Winning Team
1
R1
Bahrain International Circuit
Bahrain
13 March
René Rast
Norbert Siedler
René Rast
Al Faisal Lechner Racing
R2
14 March
René Rast
René Rast
René Rast
Al Faisal Lechner Racing
2
Circuit de Catalunya
Spain
9 May
Jeroen Bleekemolen
Sean Edwards
Norbert Siedler
Veltins MRS Racing
3
Circuit de Monaco
Monaco
16 May
René Rast
Nick Tandy
René Rast
Al Faisal Lechner Racing
4
Valencia Street Circuit
Spain
27 June
René Rast
René Rast
René Rast
Al Faisal Lechner Racing
5
Silverstone Circuit
United Kingdom
11 July
Nick Tandy
Nick Tandy
Nick Tandy
Konrad Motorsport
6
Hockenheimring
Germany
25 July
Nicolas Armindo
Jaap van Lagen
Nicolas Armindo
Al Faisal Lechner Racing
7
Hungaroring
Hungary
1 August
Nick Tandy
Nick Tandy
Nick Tandy
Konrad Motorsport
8
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Belgium
29 August
Sean Edwards
Sean Edwards
Sean Edwards
Team Abu Dhabi by Tolimit
9
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Italy
12 September
Nick Tandy
Angelo Proietti
Nick Tandy
Konrad Motorsport
Championship standings[]
Pos
Driver
BHR
CAT
MON
VAL
SIL
HOC
HUN
SPA
MZA
Points
1
René Rast
1
1
Ret
1
1
2
Ret
3
3
4
152
2
Nick Tandy
4
3
5
2
8
1
Ret ‡
1
6
1
146
3
Norbert Siedler
23
5
1
12
2
4
6
Ret
16
3
98
4
Jaap van Lagen
4
3
4
6
5
5
2
Ret
98
5
Jan Seyffarth
3
11
6
18
11
9
2
8
4
5
97
6
Sean Edwards
8
15
12
10
5
12
19
2
1
2
95
7
Jeroen Bleekemolen
5
2
3
6
3
4
20
92
8
Štefan Rosina
2
4
8
4
6
7
4
Ret
17
Ret
90
9
Patrick Huisman
19
12
2
7
7
3
10
7
24
9
82
10
Kuba Giermaziak
12
14
DSQ
13
13
5
15
6
7
10
56
11
Christian Engelhart
6
23
9
9
14
3
9
22
54
12
Sascha Maassen
7
9
11
19
9
13
12
9
26†
12
52
13
Matt Halliday
Ret
6
Ret
8
12
8
9
Ret
8
48
14
Alessandro Zampedri
9
7
Ret
5
17
20†
11
Ret
12
15
46
15
Tim Bridgman
11
8
7
11
Ret
21†
13
10
11
Ret
45
16
Sebastiaan Bleekemolen
17
10
Ret
15
10
22†
8
Ret
Ret
8
35
17
Robert Lukas
10
20
10
17
15
11
DSQ
11
15
Ret
27
18
William Langhorne
16
16
13
16
Ret
16
14
Ret
13
14
25
19
Thomas Messer
16
Ret
19
18
17
15
20
21
10
20
Robert van den Berg
DNS
18
17
21
Ret
Ret
18
13
14
Ret
9
21
Khaled Al Qubaisi
20
21
14
22
18
19
21
14
23
Ret
6
22
Siso Cunill
14
Ret
Ret
DSQ
3
23
Niall Breen
18
Ret
0
guest drivers ineligible for championship points
–
Nicolas Armindo
1
5
7
0
–
Alessandro Balzan
6
0
–
Martin Ragginger
7
0
–
Damien Faulkner
10
0
–
Nico Verdonck
10
0
–
Alex Frassineti
11
0
–
Csaba Walter
12
0
–
Salman Al Khalifa
13
13
0
–
Jono Lester
13
0
–
Christian Passuti
14
18
Ret
0
–
Michael Meadows
14
0
–
Abdulaziz Al Faisal
15
17
15
20
0
–
Francesco Castellacci
16
15
18
0
–
Raffi Bader
16
25
0
–
Lorenzo Bontempelli
16
0
–
Davide Roda
21
17
0
–
Euan Hankey
17
0
–
Bandar Alesayi
21
19
0
–
Fabrizio del Monte
19
0
–
Peter Scharmach
19
0
–
Mathias Lauda
20
0
–
Fahad Algosaibi
22
22
0
–
Brian Wong
22
Ret
0
–
Angelo Proietti
23
23†
0
–
Jörg Hardt
Ret
0
–
Vito Postiglione
DSQ
0
Pos
Driver
BHR
CAT
MON
VAL
SIL
HOC
HUN
SPA
MZA
Points
Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap
† — Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 90% of the race distance.
‡ Nick Tandy was awarded the two points for pole position in Germany after qualifying second behind guest driver Nicolas Armindo, who was ineligible to collect points.
