GP4 DTM 2013 Offline Championship

Champion : Azrul Zafri
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Parent series:
Tier 1: GP4 OC
Tier 2: GP4 GP2 OC

The 2013 DTM Offline Championship was the fourth DTM championship in the GP4 feed and was ran on the DTM 2015 mod. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind the GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC.

Teams and Drivers

Manufacturer	Car	Team	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Audi	Audi RS5 DTM	ABT	5	Azrul Zafri	All
			11	Xavi Perez	1-6, 9-11
			52	Robert Ionescu	7
			12	Bruno de Barros	8
			13	Andy Higgs	1-9, 11
			17	Lukas Krebs	10
			16	Rodrigo Gomes	All
		ABT-Sport	20	Luca Farina	1-5
			55	Nicholas Pascali	6-11
			42	Shaun Grant	1-9, 11
			22	Felix Sonntag	10
		Team Phoenix	46	Balint Szolga	All
			93	Marco Beutel	All
BMW	BMW M4 DTM	Team MTEK	2	Eoin Carpenter	All
			21	Alex Southgate	1-4
			77	Geordi Vermeulen	5-11
		Team RBM	3	Angus Munroe	All
			7	Victor Ibobo	All
		Team RMG	24	Jamie Griffiths	All
			25	Maxim Titkov	All
		Team Schnitzer	14	Joel Hutter	All
			95	Xavier Quinlan	All
Mercedes	Mercedes AMG C63 DTM	Team Mercedes-Benz	23	Jay Barker	All
			27	Sam Thompson	All
			28	Robin Keerles	All
			44	Michael Mocho	All
			45	Rens Jans	All
			66	Adam Wolf	All

• Alex Southgate left the series after Round 4 as a result of him moving the top class to replace Viggo Holst at McLaren for the remainder of the season. His replacement was Dutchman, Geordi Vermeulen.
• Nicholas Pascali raced at Silverstone as a guest in place of fellow compatriot Luca Farina. This would then become permanent from the Nüburgring onwards.
• Robert Ionescu raced at the Nürburgring as a guest in place of Xavi Perez.
• Bruno de Barros raced at Montreal as a guest in place of Xavi Perez who took Bruno's place in GP4 GP2 OC for the Austria race.
• Lukas Krebs raced at Spa-Francorchamps as a guest in place of Andy Higgs.
• Former Williams, Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes GP4 OC driver Felix Sonntag, made a return to the GP4OC fraternity in GP4 DTM OC as a guest at Spa-Francorchamps in place of Shaun Grant.

Pre-Season Testing Results

Venue	Date	Fastest Driver	Time
EuroSpeedway Lausitz, Brandenburg	23rd June 2018	Andy Higgs	1.16.440
Circuit de Catalunya, Spain	24th June 2018	Michael Mocho	1.32.085

Season Calendar

Round	Circuits	Date
1	Hockenheimring, Hockenheim (New)	July 1st, 2018
2	Brno Circuit, Czech Republic	July 15th, 2018
3	Istanbul Park Circuit, Turkey	July 22nd, 2018
4	Circuit de Catalunya, Spain	July 28th, 2018*
5	Red Bull Ring, Austria	August 12th, 2018
6	Silverstone Circuit, Great Britain	August 19th, 2018
7	Nürburgring, Nürburg	August 26th, 2018, August 31st, 2018*
8	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Canada	September 2nd, 2018
9	Hockenheimring, Hockenheim (Old)	September 9th, 2018
10	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium	September 16th, 2018
11	Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, Italy	September 23rd, 2018

• The Barcelona race was held on Saturday rather than Sunday due to Deoka having other commitments.
• Due to issues on Saturday with Deoka's computer combined with other commitments during the week, qualifying was ran on Sunday with the first 24 laps streamed on the same day. The second half of the race was streamed on Friday.

Results

Round	Track	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Constructor
1	Hockenheimring	Xavier Quinlan	Eoin Carpenter	Marco Beutel	Audi (Team Phoenix)
2	Brno Circuit	Xavier Quinlan	Xavier Quinlan	Xavier Quinlan	BMW (Team Schnitzer)
3	Istanbul Park	Xavier Quinlan	Jamie Griffiths	Xavier Quinlan	BMW (Team Schnitzer)
4	Circuit de Catalunya	Azrul Zafri	Azrul Zafri	Azrul Zafri	Audi (ABT)
5	Red Bull Ring	Geordi Vermeulen	Azrul Zafri	Balint Szolga	Audi (Team Phoenix)
6	Silverstone	Michael Mocho	Andy Higgs	Joel Hutter	BMW (Team Schnitzer)
7	Nürburgring	Marco Beutel	Michael Mocho	Rens Jans	Mercedes
8	Montréal	Rens Jans	Sam Thompson	Nicholas Pascali	Audi (ABT-Sport)
9	Hockenheimring (old)	Azrul Zafri	Rens Jans	Azrul Zafri	Audi (ABT)
10	Spa-Francorchamps	Xavier Quinlan	Michael Mocho	Robin Keerles	Mercedes
11	Monza	Shaun Grant	Eoin Carpenter	Shaun Grant	Audi (ABT-Sport)

Drivers Championship

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th
Points	10	8	6	5	4	3	2	1

• Italic means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
• Bold means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.

Pos.	Driver	Manufacturer	Grand Prix											Points
			HOC	BRN	IST	CAT	RBR	SIL	NÜR	MTL	HOC	SPA	MNZ
1	Azrul Zafri	Audi	11	10	4	1	7	14	5	6	1	8	13	35
2	Xavier Quinlan	BMW	Ret	1	1	Ret	6	Ret	7	Ret	Ret	2	Ret	33
3	Joel Hutter	BMW	6	15	7	7	4	1	2	14	16	Ret	7	32
4	Robin Keerles	Mercedes-Benz	18	4	17	2	11	15	16	8	Ret	1	3	30
5	Michael Mocho	Mercedes-Benz	7	7	6	10	8	4	3	3	Ret	4	Ret	30
6	Balint Szolga	Audi	15	14	14	5	1	Ret	6	Ret	3	7	5	29
7	Rens Jans	Mercedes-Benz	5	17	20	17	13	10	1	2	6	11	9	25
8	Nicholas Pascali	Audi						8	18	1	5	Ret	2	23
9	Shaun Grant	Audi	4	6	16	4	17	12	17	Ret	Ret		1	23
10	Andy Higgs	Audi	2	11	12	Ret	5	3	9	Ret	12		Ret	18
11	Jamie Griffiths	BMW	19	12	2	Ret	3	9	Ret	15	7	12	8	17
12	Rodrigo Gomes	Audi	10	3	13	8	14	11	4	10	17	Ret	4	17
13	Sam Thompson	Mercedes-Benz	8	8	3	6	10	5	Ret	9	9	14	12	15
14	Luca Farina	Audi	3	2	18	14	19							14
15	Marco Beutel	Audi	1	18	19	9	20	Ret	8	12	8	10	10	12
16	Victor Ibobo	BMW	13	5	9	12	15	13	Ret	4	10	17	6	12
17	Geordi Vermeulen	BMW					2	6	15	13	15	15	16	11
18	Xavi Perez	Audi	14	9	21	16	21	Ret			4	5	14	9
19	Angus Munroe	BMW	20*	20	Ret	Ret	18	Ret	13	Ret	2	9	Ret	8
20	Maxim Titkov	BMW	16	13	11	15	16	2	12	Ret	14	Ret	11	8
21	Jay Barker	Mercedes-Benz	17	19	5	13	9	Ret	11	5	11	16	17	8
22	Alex Southgate	BMW	12	Ret	8	3								7
23	Felix Sonntag	Audi										3		6
24	Eoin Carpenter	BMW	Ret	21	10	11	Ret	7	14	7	Ret	13	Ret	4
25	Lukas Krebs	Audi										6		3
26	Adam Wolf	Mercedes-Benz	9	16	15	Ret	12	Ret	10	Ret	13	Ret	15	0
27	Bruno de Barros	Audi								11				0
28	Robert Ionescu	Audi							18					0

• Race positions marked with an asterisk (*) means that the driver who achieved it, failed to finish the race, but was classified.