Wayne | Wayne's History | Max | Michael | Car | Crew

1986:

Wins South African Drivers' Championship

1987:

Fourth in Le Mans 24 Hours driving a Kremer 962

1988:

FIA World SportsCar Championship, C2 class in a Tiga-Porsche

1989:

FIA World SportsCar Championship and IMSA Camel GT, C1 class, with Spice

1990:

IMSA Camel GT series with Spice-Chevrolet

1991:

IMSA Camel GT series with Intrepid-Chevrolet (Win at New Orleans)

1992:

IMSA Camel Lights series with Spice-Acura. (Win at Laguna Seca)

1993:

IMSA Camel GTP series with Spice Chevrolet

1994:

Winner, World SportsCar Championship with Downing Kudzu-Mazda (2nd Place finishes at Rolex 24 at Daytona and 12 Hours of Sebring)

1995:

World SportsCar Championship with Momo Ferrari (Wins at Lime Rock and Texas World Speedway)

1996:

Winner, World SportsCar Championship with Doyle Racing Riley Technologies Oldsmobile. Winner of Sebring 12 Hours and Daytona 24 Hours

1997:

World SportsCar Championship with Doyle Racing Riley Technologies Oldsmobile

1998:

World SportsCar Championship with Doyle-Risi Racing Ferrari 333SP. Winner of Petit Le Mans and of Prototype class at Le Mans 24 Hours

1999:

American Le Mans Series with Doyle-Risi Racing Ferrari 333SP (2nd at Daytona 24 Hours)

2000:

Lead Driver, Primary Development Driver, and Commercial Manager, Team

2002:

Cadillac, Cadillac Northstar LMP

2003:

Lead Driver for SunTrust Banks' entry in the Rolex Sports Car Series for Daytona

2004:

Prototypes, the premier category in the Grand American Road Racing Series.

2005:

Grand American Rolex Series Team Champions and Co-Driver Champion, Rolex 24 At Daytona Champions

2006:

Drove seven Rolex Series races in the No. 10 SunTrust Pontiac Riley, which finished third in the championship. Announced the formation of Wayne Taylor Racing in November.

2007:

Formed Wayne Taylor Racing to campaign the No. 10 SunTrust Racing Pontiac program in the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series. Team finished third in the Rolex Series team championship with two wins (Alton, Va., and Montreal), nine podium finishes, 11 top-fives and 12 top-10s in 14 races. Also co-drove at two of 14 events, finishing third at the season-opening Rolex 24 At Daytona with Max Angelelli, Jeff Gordon and Jan Magnussen, and finishing third at the Sahlen's Six Hours at The Glen.