2015 TCR International Series

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Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Team Craft-Bamboo Lukoil[1] Craft-Bamboo Racing Lukoil Racing Team	SEAT León Cup Racer[1]	2	Aleksey Dudukalo[2]	7
		74	Pepe Oriola[3]	All
		77	Sergey Afanasyev[4]	All
		80	Munkong Sathienthirakul[5]	10
		88	Jordi Gené[6]	All
		99	Frank Yu[7]	1, 9, 11
Liqui Moly Team Engstler[8]	Audi TT Cup[9]	3	Nicki Thiim[10]	4
		6	Franz Engstler[8][9]	1–3
		8	Mikhail Grachev[9][11]	1–3
		9	Kelvin van der Linde[10]	4
	SEAT León Cup Racer[12]	4	Tomas Engström[13]	7
		7	Lorenzo Veglia[14]	1–6, 8–10
		8	Mikhail Grachev[10]	4–7
		49	Guillaume Cunnington[15]	11
	Volkswagen Golf TCR[16]	4	Tomas Engström[17]	9–10
		7	Lorenzo Veglia[15]	11
		8	Mikhail Grachev[16]	8–11
		42	Pol Rosell[16]	8
Target Competition[18]	SEAT León Cup Racer[19]	5	Jiang Tengyi[20]	2
		15	Loris Hezemans[21]	9–10
		17	Michel Nykjær[22]	1–7
		21	Jordi Oriola[23]	11
		25	Stefano Comini[24]	All
		33	Andrea Belicchi[22]	1–8, 11
		35	Rafaël Galiana[25]	9–11
		40	Gabriele Marotta[26]	8
		41	Michela Cerruti[27]	8
		50	Francisco Mora[28]	11
		98	Keith Chan[28]	11
WestCoast Racing[29]	Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK2)	10	Gianni Morbidelli[30]	All
		12	Robert Huff[31]	11
		20	Igor Skuz[32]	3–6, 8
		23	René Münnich[33]	1–2, 9–10
		24	Kevin Gleason[34]	All
		26	Ildar Rakhmatullin[35]	7
		28	Sunny Wong[36]	11
JSB Compétition[37]	SEAT León Cup Racer[37]	11	Lucile Cypriano[37]	3
		32	David Cebrián[38]	3
FRD HK Racing[25]	Ford Focus ST[25]	13	Kenneth Ma[25]	9
		27	Robb Holland[39]	10
Campos Racing[12]	Opel Astra OPC	14	Josh Files[40]	11
		16	Markus Östreich[41]	6
		19	Oscar Nogués[42]	3–4
		20	Igor Skuz[43]	1
		21	Jordi Oriola[33]	1–3
		22	Armando Parente[44]	4
			Fernando Monje[45]	5–6, 9
		44	Mak Hing Tak[46]	9
		45	Hugo Valente[47]	10
		76	Dan Wells[48]	11
	SEAT León Cup Racer[49]	20	Igor Skuz[49]	2
Veloso Motorsport[50]	SEAT León Cup Racer	18	José Monroy[50]	4
		50	Francisco Mora[50]	4
Roadstar Racing[25]	SEAT León Cup Racer[25]	27	Robb Holland[40]	11
		56	Samson Chan[25]	9–11
		66	Filipe de Souza[25]	9–10
		78	George Chou[25]	9
		97	Johnson Huang[51]	10–11
PAS Macau Racing Team[52]	Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK2)[52]	29	Henry Ho[52]	11
Asia Racing Team[53]	SEAT León Cup Racer[53]	31	Tin Sritrai[53]	10
		63	Sam Lok[54]	11
		69	Kevin Pu[53]	10
		87	Rodolfo Ávila[54]	11
Bas Koeten Racing[55]	SEAT León Cup Racer[55]	34	Bas Schouten[55]	3, 6
B.D. Racing[56]	SEAT León Cup Racer[56]	36	Antonio D'Amico[56]	5
Prince Racing[57]	Honda Civic Type R TCR (FK2)[58]	38	Kenneth Lau[58]	9–11
		68	Michael Choi[58]	9–11
Zengő Motorsport[12]	SEAT León Cup Racer[12]	43	Dániel Nagy[59]	8
		46	Zsolt Szabó[45]	5–6
		47	Norbert Tóth[49]	2
		55	Ferenc Ficza[60]	1
		90	Davide Roda[45]	5
Top Run Motorsport[61]	Subaru Impreza STi TCR[61]	51	Luca Rangoni[62]	9
		52	Alain Menu[63]	10–11
Niza Racing[51]	SEAT León Cup Racer[51]	65	Douglas Khoo[51]	10–11
Proteam Racing[12]	Ford Focus ST[12]	71	Tom Boardman[45]	5
		72	Diego Romanini[64]	1, 8
		73	James Nash[65]	11

The provisional 2015 schedule was announced on 31 October 2014.[66] On the same day that the announcement came that the series would be renamed TCR, it was confirmed that the round in Shanghai would go back a week, because the Chinese Grand Prix and Bahrain Grand Prix switched places on the Formula One calendar.[67] On 13 March 2015, it was announced that the Chilean round, due to be held on 9 August at Autódromo Internacional de Codegua, was postponed to 2016 due to circuit reconstruction.[68] On 17 June 2015 the Argentine round, scheduled for 26 July at Autódromo Juan y Oscar Gálvez, was replaced by the Red Bull Ring due to organisational problems.[69]

Rnd.	Race	Circuit	Date	Supporting
1	1	Sepang International Circuit, Kuala Lumpur	28 March	Malaysian Grand Prix
	2		29 March
2	3	Shanghai International Circuit, Shanghai	11 April	Chinese Grand Prix
	4		12 April
3	5	Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Cheste	3 May	Campeonato de España de Resistencia
	6
4	7	Algarve International Circuit, Portimão	10 May	TCR Portuguese Series Portuguese GT Championship
	8
5	9	Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, Monza	24 May	Targa Tricolore Porsche
	10
6	11	Salzburgring, Salzburg	31 May	Histo-Cup Austria Mozartpreis
	12
7	13	Sochi Autodrom, Sochi	21 June	TCR Russian Series SMP F4 Championship
	14
8	15	Red Bull Ring, Spielberg	12 July	European Le Mans Series Formula Renault 3.5 Series
	16
9	17	Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore	19 September	Singapore Grand Prix TCR Asia Series
	18		20 September
10	19	Chang International Circuit, Buriram	25 October	TCR Asia Series GT Asia Series
	20
11	21	Guia Circuit, Macau	22 November	Macau Grand Prix FIA GT World Cup TCR Asia Series
	22

At the end of every weekend, the Race Direction elects a driver who stood out during the event for a particular reason.

Race	Driver	Reason
Sepang	Gianni Morbidelli	For performing the best overtaking manoeuvre in race 2, against Andrea Belicchi
Shanghai	Lorenzo Veglia	For delivering an exciting but fair fight in race 2
Valencia	Pepe Oriola	For his superior pace in race 1 and the close fights in race 2
Portimão	Mikhail Grachev	For never giving up in a very difficult weekend
Monza	Fernando Monje	For bringing the Opel Astra OPC consistently to the front of the action
Salzburgring	Andrea Belicchi	For being involved in the middle of the action in both races
Sochi	Aleksey Dudukalo	For playing the Stakhanovist during the whole event
Red Bull Ring	Pol Rosell	He came, he saw, he won for Volkswagen
Singapore	Luca Rangoni	For the determination shown to take part in both races
Buriram	Stefano Comini	For maintaining the championship lead despite injury and technical issues
Macau	Jordi Oriola	For proving that overtaking at Macau is possible

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