1988 All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship

The 1988 All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship was the sixth season of the All Japan Sports Prototype Championship. The 1988 champion was the #27 From A Racing Porsche 962C driven by Hideki Okada.

Schedule[]

All races were held in Japan.

Round	Race	Circuit	Date
1	Fuji 500 km	Fuji Speedway	3 March
2	Suzuka 500 km	Suzuka Circuit	10 April
3	All Japan Fuji 1000 km	Fuji Speedway	1 May
4	JAF Grand Prix All Japan Fuji 500 Miles	Fuji Speedway	24 July
5	International Suzuka 1000 km	Suzuka Circuit	28 August
6	WEC-Japan	Fuji Speedway	9 October

Entry list[]

For the WEC-Japan event, JSPC teams used different car numbers to avoid conflicts with the car numbers of the entrants of the World Sportscar Championship; each car's WEC-Japan race number is displayed in tooltips.

Team	Car	No	Drivers	Tyre	Rounds
Alpha [ja]	Porsche 962C	1	Kunimitsu Takahashi	Y	All
Alpha [ja]	Porsche 962C	1		Y	All
Auto Beaurex Motorsport		3	Steven Andskar	D	All
Auto Beaurex Motorsport		3	Andrew Gilbert Scott	D	All
Leyton House Racing	Porsche 962C	15	Kaoru Hoshino	B	All
			Masahiko Kageyama		All
			Naoki Nagasaka		1–4, 6
		16	Kris Nissen		1–4
			Harald Grohs		1–2
			Bruno Giacomelli		3–6
			Naoki Nagasaka		5
			Oscar Larrauri		6
Nissan Motorsports	Nissan R88C	23	Kazuyoshi Hoshino	B	All
					All
			Win Percy		3
			Toshio Suzuki		5
			Allan Grice		6
		32	Masahiro Hasemi		All
			Aguri Suzuki		All
			Allan Grice		3
[ja]	Porsche 962C	25	Eje Elgh	D	All
[ja]	Porsche 962C	25	Maurizio Sandro Sala	D	All
[ja] [ja]	Porsche 962C	27	Hideki Okada	B	All
[ja] [ja]	Porsche 962C	27	Stanley Dickens	B	All
Toyota Team TOM'S	Toyota 88C Toyota 88C-V	36	Geoff Lees	B	All
			Masanori Sekiya		All
			Keiichi Suzuki		3–6
		37	Paolo Barilla		All
			Tiff Needell		1, 3–5
			Stefan Johansson		2, 6
			Hitoshi Ogawa		3–6
SARD		50		D	All
					1–5
			Jochen Dauer		6
			Martin Donnelly		6
Omron [ja]	Porsche 962C	55	Price Cobb	D	1, 3–6
			Kenny Acheson		1–5
			Emanuele Pirro		2
			Klaus Ludwig		6
Person's Racing	March 86G-Nissan -Nissan	85	Anders Olofsson	Y	1–5
			Takao Wada		1–5
			Toshio Suzuki		3, 6
			Akio Morimoto		4–6
Team LeMans	-Nissan	86	Anders Olofsson	Y	6
Team LeMans	-Nissan	86	Takao Wada	Y	6
Trust [ja]	Porsche 962C	99	Keiichi Suzuki	D	1
		99	Franz Konrad		1
		100	Vern Schuppan		All
			George Fouche		All
			Sarel van der Merwe		6
Mazdaspeed	Mazda 757 Mazda 767	201	Takashi Yorino	D	2–6
			Yoshimi Katayama		2–6
			Yojiro Terada		2–3, 5
			Pierre Dieudonné		4, 6
		202	Yojiro Terada		1, 4, 6
		202	David Kennedy		1, 4, 6
		207	Takashi Yorino		1
		207	Yojiro Terada		1
Shizumatsu Racing	Mazda 757	230		D	All
					1, 3–6
					2–4, 6
					5

Season results[]

Season results as follows:^[1]

Round	Circuit	Winning Team
Round	Circuit	Winning Drivers
1	Mt. Fuji	#27 [ja] [ja] Porsche 962C
1	Mt. Fuji	Hideki Okada Stanley Dickens
2	Suzuka Circuit Report	#25 Rothmans Team Schuppan Porsche 962C
2	Suzuka Circuit Report	Maurizio Sandro Sala Eje Elgh
3	Mt. Fuji	#16 Leyton House Racing Porsche 962C
3	Mt. Fuji	Bruno Giacomelli Kris Nissen
4	Mt. Fuji	#27 [ja] [ja] Porsche 962C
4	Mt. Fuji	Hideki Okada Stanley Dickens
5	Suzuka Circuit	#27 [ja] [ja] Porsche 962C
5	Suzuka Circuit	Hideki Okada Stanley Dickens
6	Mt. Fuji Report	#1 Tom Walkinshaw Racing Jaguar XJR-9
6	Mt. Fuji Report	Martin Brundle John Nielsen Eddie Cheever

Point Ranking[]

Drivers[]

Rank	Drivers	Number/Team	Points	Wins	Distance
1	Hideki Okada	#27 [ja] [ja] Porsche 962C	80	3	2314.39 km
2	Stanley Dickens	#27 [ja] [ja] Porsche 962C	80	3	1641.05 km
3	Price Cobb	#55 Omron Racing Porsche 962C	50	0
4	Kunimitsu Takahashi	#1 Alpha Nova Porsche 962C	48	0	2098.01 km
5		#1 Alpha Nova Porsche 962C	48	0	1355.2 km
6	Kris Nissen	#16 Leyton House Racing Porsche 962C	47	1

Makes[]

Rank	Make	Points	Wins
1	Porsche	115	5
2	March-Nissan	36	0
3	Toyota	28	0
4	Mazda	20	0
5	Jaguar	20	1
6	SARD-Toyota	8	0
7	Sauber-Mercedes	8	0

References[]

^ "JSPC 1988". Archived from the original on 15 November 2009.

External links[]

1988 全日本スポーツプロトタイプカー耐久選手権 (in Japanese)

[1] "JSPC 1988". Archived from the original on 15 November 2009.

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