The 2008 SEAT León Eurocup was the first season of the SEAT León Eurocup, a one-make racing series supporting the World Touring Car Championship. The best classified driver at each event was rewarded with a drive in a SUNRED Engineering–run SEAT León TFSI at the next round of the WTCC.[1]
Oscar Nogués won the championship tied on 47 points with Marin Čolak, winning by having three race wins to Čolak's two.
Teams and drivers
Team
|
No.
|
Drivers
|
Rounds
|
SUNRED
|
1
|
Oscar Nogués
|
1, 3–6
|
7
|
Michal Matějovský
|
All
|
17
|
Diego Puyo
|
All
|
18
|
Adrián Matheu
|
All
|
27
|
James Nash
|
All
|
31
|
Javier Ibran
|
1, 6
|
Special Tuning
|
2
|
Tom Boardman
|
1–2, 4–6
|
29
|
Liam McMillan
|
1, 4
|
Rangoni Motorsport
|
3
|
Massimiliano Pedalà
|
All
|
12
|
Davide Roda
|
1-4, 6
|
22
|
Flavio Berto
|
All
|
23
|
Alan Simoni
|
All
|
86
|
Tim Coronel
|
5
|
Zengő Motorsport
|
4
|
Gábor Wéber
|
All
|
5
|
György Kontra
|
3, 6
|
6
|
Norbert Michelisz
|
All
|
PRS Group Speed Racing
|
8
|
Andrea Larini
|
All
|
11
|
Manuel Flaminio
|
All
|
15
|
Eoin Murray
|
All
|
Team Clairet Sport
|
9
|
Jean-Marie Clairet
|
All
|
SEAT Swiss Racing
|
10
|
Fredy Barth
|
All
|
14
|
Urs Sonderegger
|
6
|
Valvoline Ashland Racing
|
16
|
Antonio Aristi
|
All
|
62
|
Luis Recuenco
|
4–6
|
Team Elias
|
19
|
Fernando Navarrete
|
1
|
29
|
Rafael Villanueva
|
3, 5–6
|
Bastos Sport
|
20
|
Lourenço Beirão da Veiga
|
1–3
|
21
|
Duarte Félix da Costa
|
1–5
|
Exagon Engineering
|
24
|
Jean-Robert Niogret
|
2
|
Čolak Racing Team
|
26
|
Marin Čolak
|
1–4, 6
|
MCTPE
|
32
|
Martin Morente
|
1–2, 5–6
|
ST Racing Harriet Arruabarrena
|
34
|
Harriet Arruabarrena
|
2, 6
|
Oasis Motorsport
|
40
|
Miguel Freitas
|
3
|
41
|
Francisco Fino
|
3
|
PubliRacing
|
42
|
Francisco Carvalho
|
3
|
João Pina Cardoso
|
43
|
João Pina Cardoso
|
3
|
Italian Racing Motors
|
50
|
Aldo Ponti
|
6
|
DKM Motorsport
|
50
|
Oleg Petrikov
|
2–6
|
Oleg Petrikov
|
61
|
Oleg Petrikov
|
1
|
Dynamo SEAT Racing Team
|
85
|
Anton Markin
|
All
|
Team CMC Motor–Bricofer
|
93
|
Marsilio Canuti
|
All
|
SEAT Sport
|
99
|
Sébastien Bernard
|
6
|
Race calendar and results
Championship standings
References
External links