In 1999 Chamberlain Motorsport will race principally in the FIA GT Championship, enter the two most prestigious 24 hour races, at Daytona on January 28/31,1999 and at Le Mans on June 12/13 and also compete in most events of the Spanish GT series.
In addition we shall probably appear at:
- one or more of the British or French series
- one or more of the American Le Mans series
- and one or more races in Japan
See below for details of the series and click on the circuit name for access to details of the circuit and the results of the race.
A full chronological list of events is accessed here.
The FIA GT Championship is for GT cars; genuine high performance, road going, motor cars. They run to the same specification, varying only in that heavier cars will be allowed more power.
The contenders are Chrysler Viper GTS-R, Porsche 911 GT2, Marcos Mantara, Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Corvette, Lotus Esprit and others.
There are ten races in the Championship as below, one of 1000 km and nine of 500 km length. As mentioned above, this is our principal racing series.
| Date | Circuit name | Country |
| 11 April | Monza | Italy |
| 09 May | Silverstone | United Kingdom |
| 27 June | Hockenheim | Germany |
| 04 July | Hungaroring | Hungary |
| 18 July | Zolder | Belgium |
| 08 Aug | Oschersleben | Germany |
| 05 Sept | Donington | United Kingdom |
| 26 Sept | Miami | USA |
| 03 Oct | Watkins Glen | USA |
| 28 Nov | Zhuhai | China |
The Spanish GT Championship takes place in Spain and Portugal at some of the finest circuits in the world. The Portuguese race is held at one of the world's most unsual circuits, Vila do Conde. Our participation in the series is in conjunction with Chrysler-Iberia.
| Date | Circuit Name |
| 25 April | Albacete |
| 23 May | Jerez |
| 11 July | Vila do Conde, Portugal |
| 26 September | Jarama |
| 24 October | Barcelona |
| 21 November | Valencia |
The American Le Mans Series (ALMS) is comprised of two different types of racing cars divided into five separate classes. The Prototype category features open cockpit prototype World Sports Cars (WSC) and Le Mans Prototypes (LMP), as well as Grand Touring (GT) formerly known as GT3. Both classes feature purpose-built racing cars with an emphasis on spectator car identification. There are eight races in the ALMS series as shown below:
| Date | Circuit name | State / Country |
| 20 March | Sebring | Florida, USA |
| 18 April | Road Atlanta | Georgia, USA |
| 27 June | Mosport | Ontario, Canada |
| 25 July | Sears Point | California, USA |
| 01 Aug | Portland | Oregon, USA |
| 18 Sept | Road Atlanta (Petit le Mans) | Georgia, USA |
| 10 Oct | Laguna Seca | California, USA |
| 07 Nov | Las Vegas | Nevada, USA |