Audi Sport TT Cup

The Audi Sport TT Cup was a one-make super car racing series by Audi based in Germany first held in 2015. Audi Sport TT Cup cars based on the Audi TT.^[1] It was a support series for the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters, replacing the Volkswagen Scirocco R-Cup. For the 2018 season, Abt Sportsline was scheduled to take over the organization of the championship however due to lack of entries, Audi Sport Abt TT Cup were cancelled and thus replaced by Audi Sport Seyffarth R8 LMS Cup.

• Engine displacement: Volkswagen-Audi EA113 1,984 cc (121 cu in) DOHC inline-4
• Gearbox: 6-speed S-tronic paddle shift gearbox
• Weight: 2,480 lb (1,125 kg)
• Power output: 310 + 30 hp (231 + 22 kW) with push-to-pass
• Fuel: Aral Ultimate Racing 102 RON unleaded
• Fuel capacity: 26.4 US gallons (100 litres)
• Fuel delivery: Gasoline direct injection
• Aspiration: Single-turbocharged
• Length: 4,260 mm (168 in)
• Width: 1,994 mm (79 in)
• Steering: Electric progressive steering

Season	Champion
2015	Jan Kisiel
2016	Joonas Lappalainen
2017	Philip Ellis

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Subsidiaries

• Audi Brasil Distribuidora de Veículos
• Audi do Brasil e Cia
• Audi Hungaria
• Autogerma S.p.A.
• Here (33%)
• Automobili Lamborghini Holding S.p.A.
• Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A.
• e-tron
• Audi Sport GmbH
• Horch
• Bentley Motors Limited
• Italdesign-Giugiaro S.p.A.

Defunct brands

• Auto Union
• DKW
• Horch (original)
• NSU
• Wanderer

Museums

• August Horch Museum Zwickau
• museum mobile

Current models

Cars	A1 A3 A4 A5 A6 A6 e-tron A7 A8 e-tron GT
SUVs/Crossovers	Q2 Q3 Q4 e-tron Q5 Q5 e-tron Q6 Q6 e-tron Q7 Q8 Q8 e-tron

Audi Sport

Audi S:	S3 Sportback/Sedan S4 Sedan/Avant S5 Sedan/Avant S6 Sedan/Avant S6 e-tron Sedan/Avant S7 Sportback S8 SQ2 SQ5 SQ7 SQ8 e-tron S
Audi RS:	RS3 Sportback/Sedan RS4 Avant RS5 Coupe/Sportback RS6 Avant RS7 Sportback RS Q3 RS Q8 RS e-tron GT

Historic and
discontinued models

• Front
• 920
• F103
• 50
• 80/90/4000/5+5
• Quattro (Ur-Quattro)
• Coupé
• 4000CS quattro
• 100/200/5000
• 100 Coupé S
• S2
• RS2 Avant
• V8
• A2
• Cabriolet
• S1
• TT Coupe/Roadster
• R8 Coupe/Spider

Motorsport

Cars	Rally cars: Quattro A1 & A2 Sport Quattro S1 Sport Quattro S1 E2 Sport Quattro RS 002 RS Q e-tron LMP road race cars: R8R R8C R8 R10 TDI R15 TDI R18 LMS/GT road race cars: R8 LMS (R16) DTM race cars: Abt-Audi TT-R DTM A4 DTM A5/RS5 DTM RS5 Turbo DTM Formula cars (engine suppliers): FPA FIA F2 Sport ABT (Formula E) Rallycross cars: S1 EKS RX quattro
Series	Audi R8 LMS Cup Audi Sport TT Cup

Concept cars

• 80
• 100 LS Cabriolet
• Asso Di Piche
• Auto 2000
• Quartz
• B12 80
• Avus quattro
• Quattro Spider
• ASF
• AI2
• Rosemeyer
• Steppenwolf
• Avantissimo
• Nuvolari quattro
• Le Mans quattro
• quattro Concept
• RSQ
• Pikes Peak quattro
• Roadjet
• Shooting Brake
• R8 Le Mans Concept
• e-tron (2009)
• e-tron (2010)
• A1 e-tron
• e-tron Spyder
• A2 (2011)
• TT Offroad
• Prologue
• Prologue Allroad
• Q8 (2017)
• e-tron Sportback
• Pop.Up Next
• PB18 e-tron
• e-tron Vision Gran Turismo
• e-tron GT (2018)
• Q4 e-tron
• AI:ME
• AI:TRAIL
• Audi RSQ e-tron
• A6 e-tron concept

See also

• August Horch (founder)
• Audi Channel
• Audi Cup
• Audi Driving Experience
• Audi in Formula One
• Audi S and RS models
• Audi Sport Factory Race Cars
• Audi vehicles
  • hybrid
• MLP
• MMI
• multitronic
• North American Volkswagen engines
• procon-ten
• quattro (four-wheel-drive system)
• S tronic
• Volkswagen Group diesel engines
  • discontinued
• Volkswagen Group petrol engines
  • discontinued
• Volkswagen Group factories
• Volkswagen Group platforms
• Vorsprung durch Technik
• World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. v. Woodson

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