Teams and drivers
- All cars were powered by Toyota engines. All Class A cars are equipped with the Dallara F312 chassis, while Copa Class cars are equipped with the Dallara F308 chassis.
| Team |
|
Driver |
Rounds |
| Class A |
RP Motorsport |
1 |
Sandy Stuvik |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 2 |
Santiago Urrutia |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 27 |
Alexander Toril |
All |
| 29 |
Alexandre Cougnaud |
NC1, All |
Vittoria Piria |
NC2 |
EmiliodeVillota Motorsport |
3 |
Yarin Stern |
NC2, All |
| 4 |
Andrés Saravia |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 5 |
Alexey Chuklin |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 6 |
Hector Hurst |
NC1, NC2, 1–7 |
Tatiana Calderón |
8 |
Campos Racing |
7 |
Denis Nagulin |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 8 |
Valeria Carballo |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 9 |
Artur Janosz |
NC1, NC2, All |
Team West-Tec F3 |
10 |
Roberto La Rocca |
1–3 |
Emil Bernstorff |
5 |
Jonathan Legris |
6 |
Huan Zhu |
7–8 |
| 11 |
Ed Jones |
NC1, NC2, 2–8 |
| 12 |
Nelson Mason |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 13 |
Luca Orlandi |
NC1, NC2, 1–5 |
Falco Wauer |
7 |
Hector Hurst |
8 |
| 81 |
Spencer Pigot |
1 |
Top F3 |
14 |
Mattia Vita |
1–3 |
BVM Racing |
15 |
Mario Marasca |
All |
| 16 |
Vittoria Piria |
All |
DAV Racing |
17 |
Jordan Perroy |
NC1 |
Brandon Maïsano |
6 |
Nicolas Pohler |
7–8 |
Corbetta Competizioni |
19 |
Damiano Fioravanti |
7–8 |
| Copa F308/300 |
RP Motorsport |
21 |
Alexander Toril |
NC1, NC2 |
Saud Al Faisal |
All |
| 35 |
Costantino Peroni |
8 |
EmiliodeVillota Motorsport |
22 |
Che One Lim |
NC2, All |
| 30 |
NC1 |
| 23 |
Igor Urien |
NC2, All |
| 31 |
NC1 |
DAV Racing |
24 |
Nicolas Pohler |
1–6 |
| 26 |
NC1, NC2 |
| 77 |
Matteo Davenia |
NC1 |
Gerardo Nieto |
NC2, All |
Top F3 |
28 |
Mattia Vita |
NC1 |
Corbetta Competizioni |
32 |
Damiano Fioravanti |
NC2, 1–6 |
William Barbosa |
8 |
| 53 |
Lorenzo Paggi |
NC1, NC2, 1–5 |
| 72 |
Tommaso Menchini |
All |
Team West-Tec F3 |
33 |
Sean Walkinshaw |
NC1, NC2, All |
| 55 |
Huan Zhu |
1–6 |
| 66 |
Cameron Twynham |
NC1, All |
| 88 |
Liam Venter |
NC1, NC2, 1–7 |
Christopher Höher |
8 |
Drivex School |
34 |
Richard Gonda |
NC1, NC2, All |
MKTG |
35 |
Trino Rojas |
4–7 |
Race calendar and results
- An eight-round provisional calendar was revealed on 2 November 2012.[2] This was modified on 7 February 2013,[3] after GT Sport organisers, for practical and technical reasons, moved the Algarve event one week earlier and replaced the Hungaroring event with a race in Jerez, moving it two weeks earlier. All rounds will support the International GT Open series.
Championship standings
Class A
- Points were awarded as follows:
| 1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
PP |
FL |
| 25 |
18 |
15 |
12 |
10 |
8 |
6 |
4 |
2 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
Teams' standings
- Points were awarded as follows:
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