World Sportscar Championship

Sportsvogns-VM eller World Sportscar Championship var verdensmesterskapet for sportsvognsracing arrangert av FIA fra 1953 til 1992.

Mesterskapet utviklet seg fra en liten samling av de viktigste løpene innen sportsvogns-, utholdenhets- og landeveisracing i Europa og Nord-Amerika med dusinvis av gentlemanførere på griden, til et profesjonelt racingmesterskap som verdens største bilprodusenter brukte millioner av dollar per år på. Det offisielle navnet på mesterskapet forandret seg over årene, men det har hovedsakelig vært kjent som World Sportscar Championship, eller Sportsvogn-VM på norsk, siden den første sesongen i 1953. Sportsvogns-VM var det ene av de to store verdensmesterskapene innen baneracing, med Formel 1-verdensmesterskapet som det andre.

I 2012 ble et verdensmesterskap for sportsvognsracing på nytt etablert med World Endurance Championship.

Dette er en liste over noen av de viktigste løpene som i kortere eller lengre tid inngikk i Sportsvogns-VM:

• Mille Miglia 1953-1957
• Carrera Panamericana 1953-1954
• Targa Florio 1955-1973
• 12-timersløpet i Reims 1953-1967
• 24-timersløpet på Le Mans 1953-
• 24-timersløpet på Daytona 1966-1981
• 12-timersløpet på Sebring 1953-
• RAC Tourist Trophy 1953-1964
• Nürburgring 1000 km 1953-
• Monza 1000 km 1963-
• Spa 1000 km 1963-
• Buenos Aires 1000 km 1954-1972
• Fuji 1000 km 1983-1988
• Zeltweg 1000 km 1966-1968
• Norisring 200 Miles 1984-1988

År	Tittel	Vinnende Konstruktør (1953 - 1984)	Vinnende Team (1985 - 1992)	Vinnende Førerer(s) (1981 - 1992)
1953	World Championship for Sports Cars	Ferrari	-	-
1954	World Championship for Sports Cars	Ferrari	-	-
1955	World Championship for Sports Cars	Mercedes-Benz	-	-
1956	World Championship for Sports Cars	Ferrari	-	-
1957	World Championship for Sports Cars	Ferrari	-	-
1958	World Championship for Sports Cars	Ferrari	-	-
1959	World Championship for Sports Cars	Aston Martin	-	-
1960	World Championship for Sports Cars	Ferrari	-	-
1961	World Championship for Sports Cars	Ferrari	-	-
1962	International Championship for GT Manufacturers	Ferrari (+2.0) Porsche (2.0) Fiat-Abarth (1.0)	-	-
1963	International Championship for GT Manufacturers	Ferrari (+2.0) Porsche (2.0) Fiat-Abarth (1.0)	-	-
1963	International GT Prototypes Trophy	Ferrari	-	-
1964	International Championship for GT Manufacturers	Ferrari (+2.0) Porsche (2.0) Abarth-Simca (1.0)	-	-
1964	International GT Prototypes Trophy	Porsche	-	-
1965	International Championship for GT Manufacturers	Shelby (+2.0) Porsche (2.0) Abarth-Simca (1.3)	-	-
1965	International GT Prototypes Trophy	Ferrari	-	-
1966	International Championship for Sports-Prototypes	Ford (+2.0) Porsche (2.0)	-	-
1966	International Championship for Sports Cars	Ford (+2.0) Porsche (2.0) Abarth (1.3)	-	-
1967	International Championship for Sports-Prototypes	Ferrari (+2.0) Porsche (2.0)	-	-
1967	International Championship for Sports Cars	Ford (+2.0) Porsche (2.0) Abarth (1.3)	-	-
1968	International Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Ford Porsche	-	-
1969	International Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Porsche Porsche	-	-
1970	International Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Porsche Porsche	-	-
1971	International Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Porsche Porsche	-	-
1972	World Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Ferrari Porsche	-	-
1973	World Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Matra Porsche	-	-
1974	World Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Matra Porsche	-	-
1975	World Championship for Makes International Cup for GT Cars	Alfa Romeo Porsche	-	-
1976	World Championship for Makes	Porsche	-	-
1976	World Championship for Sports Cars	Porsche	-	-
1977	World Championship for Makes	Porsche	-	-
1977	World Championship for Sports Cars	Alfa Romeo	-	-
1978	World Championship for Makes	Porsche	-	-
1979	World Championship for Makes	Porsche (+2.0) Lancia (2.0)	-	-
1980	World Championship for Makes	Porsche (+2.0) Lancia (2.0)	-	-
1981	World Endurance Championship	Porsche (+2.0) Lancia (2.0)	-	Bob Garretson
1982	World Endurance Championship	Porsche	-	Jacky Ickx
1983	World Endurance Championship	Porsche (C) Alba-Giannini (C Jnr) Porsche (B)	-	Jacky Ickx
1984	World Endurance Championship	Porsche (C) Alba-Giannini (C Jnr) BMW (B)	-	Stefan Bellof
1985	World Endurance Championship	-	Rothmans Porsche (C) Spice Engineering (C2)	Derek Bell (C) Hans-Joachim Stuck (C) Gordon Spice (C2) Ray Bellm (C2)
1986	World Sports Prototype Championship	-	Brun Motorsport (C) Ecurie Ecosse (C2)	Derek Bell (C) Gordon Spice (C2) Ray Bellm (C2)
1987	World Sports Prototype Championship	-	Silk Cut Jaguar (C) Spice Engineering (C2)	Raul Boesel (C) Gordon Spice (C2) Fermin Velez (C2)
1988	World Sports Prototype Championship	-	Silk Cut Jaguar (C) Spice Engineering (C2)	Martin Brundle (C) Gordon Spice (C2) Ray Bellm (C2)
1989	World Sports Prototype Championship	-	Team Sauber Mercedes (C) Chamberlain Engineering (C2)	Jean-Louis Schlesser (C) Nick Adams (C2) Fermin Velez
1990	World Sports Prototype Championship	-	Team Sauber Mercedes	Jean-Louis Schlesser Mauro Baldi
1991	World Sports Car Championship	-	Silk Cut Jaguar	Teo Fabi
1992	World Sports Car Championship	-	Peugeot Talbot Sport (C1) Chamberlain Engineering (Cup)	Derek Warwick (C1) Yannick Dalmas (C1) Ferdinand de Lesseps (Cup)

• FIA World Endurance Championship

• Wimpffen, Janos (1999). Time and Two Seats. David Bull publishing. ISBN 0-9672252-0-5. 
• Ludvigsen, Karl (2008). Red Hot Rivals: Epic Clashes for Supremacy. Haynes Publishing. 

• WSC Results
• World Sportscar Championship stats