2008 World Supersport Championship
World Champion
Driver:
Australia Andrew Pitt
Constructor:
Japan Honda
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The 2008 Supersport World Championship season was the tenth in the history of the FIM - Supersport World Championship . 13 races were held.
Distribution of points
The world champion will be the driver or manufacturer who has accumulated the most points in the world championship by the end of the season. When distributing points, the placements are taken into account in the overall result of the respective race. The top fifteen drivers in each race receive points according to the following scheme:
Distribution of points
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1
2
3
4th
5
6th
7th
8th
9
10
11
12
13
14th
15th
Points
25th
20th
16
13
11
10
9
8th
7th
6th
5
4th
3
2
1
All the results achieved were included in the evaluation.
useful information
All pilots competed on Pirelli uniform tires.
Deaths
The season was overshadowed by the death of Craig Jones , who had a fatal accident at Brands Hatch .
Race results
Teams and drivers
Driver ranking
colour
result
gold
winner
silver
Second
bronze
Third
green
in the goal with points
blue
at the finish without points
violet
not in target (Ret)
pink
not qualified (DNQ)
black
disqualified (DQ)
Azure blue
Race started as a rain race
no
not participated
not participated due to injury (inj)
not started (DNS)
Race was canceled (Ann.)
excluded (EX)
Constructors' championship
References
Web links
Footnotes
↑ McConnell only started in the UK run
↑ Harris replaced the injured Fabien Foret while running in Great Britain
↑ Hill only started the run in Germany
↑ Vostárek only started in the last three races
↑ Aitchison did not start in France
↑ Walker only started until the Czech Republic run
↑ Holland started from the race in San Marino
↑ Hidalgo only started in San Marino, the Czech Republic and Great Britain
↑ Wildcard at the first run in Italy
↑ Talmácsi only started in the first three races and the first run in Italy
↑ Szkopek only started in Great Britain and the European run
↑ a b c Wildcard when running in Portugal
↑ Plater only started in the UK
↑ McCoy only started in the first five races, in San Marino and in Portugal
↑ a b Wildcard at the run in Great Britain and the European race
↑ Scambia only started at the first run in Italy, in San Marino, the Czech Republic and Great Britain
↑ Günther replaced Vesa Kallio from the second run in Italy
↑ Kallio only started until the European run
↑ Nemeth started from the race in Germany
↑ Barone only started the second race in Italy
↑ De Angelis only started in the first nine races
↑ Leblanc only started in the first eight races
↑ Hayes replaced Craig Jones from the second run in Italy
↑ Cudlin only started in the second run in Italy
↑ Salom did not start in Germany
↑ Zappa only started at the second run in Italy
↑ Clementi did not start in Great Britain
↑ Laverty replaced the injured Fabien Foret in the European race and the second Italian race
↑ Barragán did not start the second race in Italy
↑ De Gea only started in Spain and Germany
↑ Smart only started in Great Britain and the European run
↑ Sofuoğlu replaced Jonathan Rea, who started in the Superbike class, at the last race of the season in Portugal
↑ Dionisi only started in the first four races
↑ Antonelli only started in the first two races
↑ a b Wildcard when running in the Netherlands
↑ Rea started in the Superbike class at the last race of the season in Portugal
↑ Staring only started at the European run
↑ Magda only started in the first three races, the first run in Italy, Germany and San Marino
↑ a b c Wildcard when running in France
↑ Nedog only started in the first five races
↑ a b c Wildcard at the run in San Marino
↑ Gowland did not start in the last two races
↑ a b Wildcard when running in Spain
↑ a b Wildcard when running in Germany
↑ Coghlan only started in the Netherlands and the first race in Italy
↑ Tode only started in San Marino
↑ Sacchetti started from the race in the Czech Republic
↑ Silva only started in Portugal
↑ Wildcard at the second run in Italy
↑ Crowe only started in Germany, the European run and the second run in Italy
↑ Wildcard when running in Great Britain
↑ Martin replaced Chris Walker from the European run
↑ Wildcard at the run in the Netherlands, fixed starter at the first run in Italy
↑ Subirats only started in the first two races
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