1977 Trans-Am Series

The 1977 Trans-Am Series was the twelfth running of the Sports Car Club of America's premier series. Porsche swept the season. All races except for the Six Hours of Watkins Glen ran for approximately one hundred miles. With the revival of the Can Am Series that year, 1977 also began a resurgence of interest in SCCA events. Trans Am would contribute with a slight resurgence in the eighties.

1977 Trans-Am Series
Previous: 1976 Next: 1978

Results
Round Date Circuit Winning driver (TA2) Winning vehicle (TA2) Winning driver (TA1) Winning vehicle (TA1)
1 May 30 Seattle Ludwig Heimrath Porsche 934 Bob Tullius Jaguar XJS
2 June 5 Westwood Peter Gregg Porsche 934 Bob Tullius Jaguar XJS
3 June 12 Portland George Follmer Porsche 934 John Bauer Porsche 911
4 June 26 Road Atlanta Bob Hagestad Porsche 934 John Bauer Porsche 911
5 July 9 Watkins Glen‡ Hurley Haywood
Bob Hagestad		 Porsche 934 Bob Lazier
John Wood		 Porsche 911 Carrera
6 July 31 Hallett Peter Gregg Porsche 934 Bob Tullius Jaguar XJS
7 August 14 Brainerd Peter Gregg Porsche 934 Ron Weaver Chevrolet Corvette
8 August 20 Mosport Peter Gregg
Bob Wollek		 Porsche 934 Bob Tullius
Brian Fuerstenau		 Jaguar XJS
9 September 3 Road America Ludwig Heimrath Porsche 934 John Bauer Porsche 911 SC
10 September 4 Road America Peter Gregg Porsche 934 Bob Tullius Jaguar XJS
11 September 11 Mont Tremblant Peter Gregg Porsche 934 Bob Tullius Jaguar XJS

‡ - The Watkins Glen 6 Hours was a round of the World Championship for Makes. The overall winner was an FIA Group 5 Porsche 935.

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Championships

Drivers

Category I
  1. Bob Tullius – 170 points
  2. John Bauer – 162 points
  3. Tom Spalding – 125 points
  4. John Wood – 80 points
  5. Brian Fuerstenau – 60 points
  6. Michael Oleyar – 60 points

Category II
  1. Peter Gregg – 185 points
  2. Ludwig Heimrath – 162 points
  3. Monte Sheldon – 97 points
  4. Hal Shaw, Jr. – 67 points
  5. Greg Pickett – 65 points

Manufacturers

Category I
  1. Porsche – 76 points
  2. British Leyland – 74 points
  3. Chevrolet – 69 points
  4. Ford – 2 points

Category II
  1. Porsche – 117 points
  2. Chevrolet – 33 points

Under 2.5 Liter
  1. Porsche – 61 points
  2. Mazda – 24 points
  3. Ford – 17 points
  4. Datsun – 10 points
  5. Lancia – 5 points
  6. Renault – 5 points
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References
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