2005 VLN Series

The 2005 BFGoodrich Langstreckenmeisterschaft (BFGLM) season was the 28th season of the VLN.

2005 VLN Series

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The drivers championship was won by Claudia Hürtgen, driving a BMW 320 for Schubert Motorsport.^[1]

Calendar

Rnd.	Race	Length	Circuit	Date
1	54. ADAC-Westfalenfahrt	4 hours	Nürburgring Nordschleife	March 19
2	47. ADAC-ACAS-H&R-Cup	4 hours		April 23
3	36. Adenauer ADAC Rundstrecken-Trophy	4 hours		June 11
4	45. ADAC-Reinoldus Langstreckenrennen	4 hours		July 2
5	28. RCM-DMV-Grenzlandrennen	4 hours		July 16
6	6h ADAC Ruhr-Pokal-Rennen	6 hours		August 27
7	37. ADAC-Barbarossapreis	4 hours		September 24
8	29. DMV-250 Meilen Rennen	4 hours		October 8
9	30. DMV-Münsterlandpokal	4 hours		October 22
10	30. DMV-4-Stunden Rennen	4 hours		November 5[a]

Race results

Results indicate overall winners only.

Rnd	Circuit	Pole Position	Winners
1	Nürburgring Nordschleife	No. 77 H&R-Spezialfedern	Cancelled due to fog[b]
		Jürgen Alzen Uwe Alzen
2		No. 111 Manthey Racing	No. 96 Land-Motorsport
		Lucas Luhr Timo Bernhard Emmanuel Collard	Marc Basseng Marc Lieb Mike Rockenfeller
3		No. 77 H&R-Spezialfedern	No. 96 Land-Motorsport
		Jürgen Alzen Uwe Alzen	Marc Basseng Mike Rockenfeller
4		No. 348 Rheydter Club für Motorsport	No. 111 Manthey Racing
		Hermann Tilke Dirk Adorf	Lucas Luhr Michael Jacobs
5		No. 77 H&R-Spezialfedern	No. 111 Manthey Racing
		Jürgen Alzen Uwe Alzen	Arno Klasen Michael Jacobs
6		No. 111 Manthey Racing	No. 77 H&R-Spezialfedern
		Lucas Luhr Arno Klasen Wilhelm Kern	Jürgen Alzen Uwe Alzen
7		No. 77 H&R-Spezialfedern	No. 77 H&R-Spezialfedern
		Jürgen Alzen Uwe Alzen	Jürgen Alzen Uwe Alzen
8		No. 77 H&R-Spezialfedern	No. 111 Manthey Racing
		Jürgen Alzen Uwe Alzen	Timo Bernhard Olaf Manthey
9		No. 111 Manthey Racing	No. 96 Land-Motorsport
		Timo Bernhard	Marc Basseng Patrick Simon
10		No. 66 Zakspeed Racing	No. 96 Land-Motorsport
		Dr. Hans-Peter Huppert-Nieder Sascha Bert Peter Zakowski	Marc Basseng Patrick Simon
Sources:[4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23]

Footnotes

1. The 30. DMV-4-Stunden Rennen was originally scheduled for April 9, the second event on the calendar. However, it was cancelled due to snowfall and rescheduled for November 5.^[2]
2. The opening race was cancelled after 56 minutes due to worsening fog, and was not restarted. Since less than the minimum 80 minutes of green-flag running took place, no official race classification was given.^[3]