Alain Menu


Alain Menu is a Swiss racing driver who is currently working for Team BMR as a driving coach. He was one of the most successful touring car drivers of the 1990s, winning the prestigious British Touring Car Championship twice. He drove for Chevrolet in the World Touring Car Championship between 2005 and 2012 with a best finish of second in 2012.

Biography

British Touring Car Championship

Team M Mobile (1992)

The son of a farmer, Menu was born in Geneva. Like many drivers who eventually build a career in touring cars, Menu began his career in single-seater racing, reaching the International Formula 3000 championship in 1991 after two years in the British Formula 3 Championship and one year in the British Formula 3000 Championship, in which he finished runner-up in 1990. However, for the next year he returned to Great Britain to race a BMW 3 Series in the British Touring Car Championship, showing promise before being injured mid-season in a quadbike accident at Knockhill; despite only participating in half of the season, he still managed to finish 9th in the final championship standings. As a result of this accident, he was unable to jog for exercise again – he instead took up cycling as his main exercise.

Renault (1993–1998)

In 1993, Menu began a six-year association with Renault in the BTCC, who had just entered the series with the GB Motorsport run Renault 19. He finished second in a very wet round two at Donington Park behind team mate Tim Harvey. At the next round at Oulton Park, he crashed out of fifth place late on in the race. Menu collided with Nissan Primera of Tiff Needell on the final lap of round eight at Silverstone, dropping Menu for seventh to eighth and forcing Needell into the pits. The Renault team missed the double header at Knockhill and returned to the grid for round ten at Oulton Park. The car had been revised and Menu was sixth after the first few corners having started eighth; he went on to finish fourth behind John Cleland. The first year of their partnership was not particularly successful, with the 19 little better than a midfield runner in the hands of Menu and reigning champion Tim Harvey. However, Menu did manage to win one race at a rain-soaked Donington Park late in the season.
in the 1996 British Touring Car Championship season.
For 1994, the 19 was replaced by the Renault Laguna, which proved to be a much better package all-round. Alfa Romeo had dominated the first four races and Menu did not finish on the podium until Silverstone. At Oulton Park, Alfa Romeo were told to run their cars without their disputed aerodynamic aids and they left the circuit in protest. This allowed Menu to win the race from pole position and set fastest lap. He collided with Julian Bailey at the first corner of the British Grand Prix support race at Silverstone, triggering a pileup that red flagged the race. He took pole position for round fifteen at Oulton Park by nearly a second over BMW driver Joachim Winkelhock but made a poor start and finished third. Menu scored four further podiums in the last four races to finish second in the championship behind Gabriele Tarquini.
The running of the Renault team was taken over by WilliamsF1 for the 1995 season and Menu was joined by former Toyota driver Will Hoy. Despite relatively little testing, Menu qualified third for the season opener at Donington Park and went on to finish second in the race. He took pole position for the first race at Thruxton and held on to take a narrow victory over Cleland. Menu was running third in round seven at Silverstone when he was forced to retire with mechanical issues but he was able to take part in the second race of the day and he finished fourth. Third place in round nine at Oulton Park was the start of five successive mid-season podiums that kept him second in the championship behind Rickard Rydell and then Cleland. Menu was third in the championship after round 21 at Snetterton but three consecutive wins finished the year and elevated him back up to second in the standings.
in the 1998 British Touring Car Championship season.
Menu was partnered with Hoy once again in 1996. The main rival for the Renault team was Audi Sport UK and their 4-wheel drive car, driven by Frank Biela. The season opener at Donington Park saw Menu finish third behind team mate Hoy and Biela. Menu had to start the second race of the day from the back of the grid having failed the ride height check after race one. He recovered to seventh before having to retire with mechanical problems. Menu took pole position for the next event at Brands Hatch, but was demoted to second at the start by Biela and those positions stuck until the finish line. The next event at Thruxton saw Menu spin at Church corner in race one and ditch his car into the nearby woodland, he was unhurt but the damage left him on the sidelines for race two. Menu worked his way up into the lead of race one at Snetterton but almost immediately slowed down with car problems and retired. He took the first win of the year for Renault in the next meeting at Brands Hatch, winning both races. After this, Menu won twice more on his way to second in the championship, 92 points shy of champion Frank Biela.
He continued with Renault in 1997 and was joined by Renault Spider champion Jason Plato. The car was much more competitive for that year and Menu won the first four races of the season. Rounds five and six at Thruxton took place in wet conditions and the Renaults front row lock-out translated into two third-placed finishes for Menu. He was nudged into a spin in round eight at Brands Hatch by Anthony Reid's Nissan, but was able to rejoin the race and finish fourth while Reid finished fourteenth. Menu started on pole for a wet round eleven at Donington Park, although the two Audis got a better start and led into the first corner. Menu was able to cleanly retake second from John Bintcliffe, despite a misted up windscreen. Contact with James Thompson at Knockhill meant Menu retired for the first and only time that season. Just before round 19 at Thruxton, Menu pulled into the pits to fix a broken rear wheel, which meant he missed the start and he finished in a non–points classified finish for the first time that year. After the second race at Thruxton, Menu had secured the championship crown and so on the final lap of round 21 at Brands Hatch, Menu let team mate Plato through into second place to allow him to close in on Biela in the championship. Menu had taken twelve wins in a dominant car in 1997.
1998 would see the Renault team have a large amount of sponsorship from Nescafe and Menu was once again partnered by Plato. The Renault Laguna was not as dominant as the previous season and Menu won only three races, the first which came at Thruxton in the second race of the year.

Ford (1999–2000)

Menu switched to Ford in 1999 with 1998 championship runner-up Anthony Reid leaving Nissan. The Ford Mondeo was not successful in 1999 and Menu finished 11th in the championship with 1 win at Knockhill. Menu would win his second title in 2000 against team-mates Anthony Reid and Rickard Rydell. 2000 was to be the last year of the BTCC in that form; the championship had been gradually in decline and losing entrants since 1998, with 2000 only featuring 3 works teams and 12 championship contenders, as opposed to the 9 teams and 20+ championship contenders in 1995. The championship was reformed for 2001 with new regulations, but only two manufacturers committed to the series, and Menu, like most of the star drivers, chose to leave the series.

VX Racing (2007)

On 4 October 2007, it was announced that Menu would make a one-off return to the BTCC with which he is most closely associated. He drove a Vauxhall Vectra for VX Racing at the final round of the 2007 BTCC season at Thruxton to assist Fabrizio Giovanardi in his successful title bid.

Team BMR (2014–2015)

On 27 January 2014, it was announced that Menu would return to the BTCC, driving a Volkswagen CC for Team BMR. Menu struggled to find the ideal set up in the new breed NGTC Touring Car. He finished 10th in the standings with a pair of podium finishes, 2nd at Rockingham and 3rd at Silverstone.
As of 2015, Menu is no longer a driver for Team BMR, however he remained on the team's roster as a driver coach, helping to train those involved in the British Touring Car Championship, Renault Clio Cup and Ginetta Junior Championship, but he refused to rule out driving for the team again later in the year.

DTM

From 2001 to 2003, Menu raced for Opel in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters, a high-tech touring car series based in Germany. However, he achieved little success. While competing in the DTM, he ventured into sports car racing with Prodrive, competing in both the Le Mans 24 Hours and the Sebring 12 Hours as well as winning one race each in both the FIA GT Championship and the American Le Mans Series.

World Touring Car Championship

Chevrolet (2005–2012)

In 2004, Menu announced his return to production-based touring car racing, with the fledgling Chevrolet team, RML in the 2005 World Touring Car Championship season. Menu, and his equally highly regarded team-mate Nicola Larini, did not expect to win races in their first year but the team's performance was still seen as a big disappointment, Menu only achieving three points finishes, his best result being a 6th at Spa-Francorchamps.
WTCC car at Brands Hatch in 2008.
The team had expected to make progress up the grid in 2006, and their faith was fulfilled at a very wet Brands Hatch on 21 May when Menu won the second race of the day, scoring Chevrolet's first-ever outright win in a FIA-accredited world championship event.
Chevrolet introduced the new Cruze model to the championship for 2009. Menu crashed out of the first race of the season at the Race of Brazil after the collision with BMW pair Andy Priaulx and Jörg Müller. At the Race of Morocco, he had originally qualified second but was demoted to tenth by the stewards after his car did not restart following a mandatory visit to the weighing bay after the second phase of qualifying. He was caught up in a race one incident with Jorg Müller and Rickard Rydell which put Rydell out of the race with damage. The Race of France saw Menu take his first win in the Chevrolet Cruze having started on the reversed grid pole for race two and winning the race from there. Menu collided with Augusto Farfus in race one of the Race of Portugal with Menu being spun into the wall. Menu's team mate Larini tagged Tiago Monteiro while the pair tried to avoid the wreckage but Mehdi Bennani collided with the stationary Chevrolet, the track was then blocked and the race red flagged. Menu took pole position at the following event, the Race of UK at Brands Hatch. Having swapped places throughout the race with team mate Huff, Menu won the race to take his second win of the year. During the final qualifying session of the year for the Race of Macau, Yvan Muller lost control on cement dust that had been laid on the track following an earlier accident for James Thompson. Tarquini hit Muller's car, and the SEAT Sport pair were then hit by Menu. He finished the season tenth in the drivers' championship behind fifth placed Huff.
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He stayed with Chevrolet for the 2010 season, joined by Huff and new team mate Yvan Muller. Menu brought out the red flags during qualifying for the Race of Morocco when he crashed into the wall during Q1. He came into contact with the wall again during race two when he tangled with BMW Team RBM driver Augusto Farfus. Having been passed by eBay Motors driver Colin Turkington near the end of the race one of the Race of UK, Menu dropped down the order to benefit from the reversed grid for race two. He started on the front row but damaged his steering trying to pass Farfus which put an end to his race. He won only one race in 2010, the first race of the Race of Germany and he finished the year sixth in the standings, three places and 103 points down on team mate Huff while Muller was champion.
color Cruze 1.6T for the 2012 Race of Portugal where Menu won race two of the event as Vaillant.
Menu continued with Chevrolet for 2012. Muller had won the first three races of the season but Menu broke this streak by winning the second race of the Race of Spain, despite going through a gravel trap after encountering oil on the circuit. He took his first pole position of the season at the Race of Morocco and won the first race of the day. Menu was running third in the second race of the Race of Slovakia until he dropped down the order and retired with a broken rim. The second race of the Race of Hungary saw Menu pull away from his team mates to chase down race leader and eventual winner Norbert Michelisz to close in on his team mates in the championship. While running third in race two of the Race of Austria, he suffered a puncture and a high speed collision with the barriers ensued in the final sector of the lap. A similar specification Chevrolet Cruze of bamboo-engineering's Alex MacDowall also had a left front puncture and came to rest in the gravel trap in close proximity to Menu's stranded car. He took up the role of comic book character Michel Vaillant for the Race of Portugal. His Chevrolet Cruze raced in special Vaillante colours and he wore a special race suit and dyed his hair to look like the French comic book racer.
Menu began a run of three successive pole positions at the Race of United States, but he retired from the first race with power steering issues. He led a Chevrolet 1–2–3 from pole in the opening race of the Race of Japan and led from start to finish in race one of the Race of China. Menu was pushed into a half spin by team mate Muller in the second race while leading, allowing Huff to go through and win. Muller finished second and Menu finished third but a post race thirty-second penalty saw Muller drop to thirteenth in the classification and Menu was elevated to second in the championship. Menu won the final race of the year at Macau and secured his best overall result in the WTCC with second in the drivers' championship, twelve points shy of Huff.
Prior to the Race of Brazil, Chevrolet announced they were ending their WTCC programme, leaving their drivers without seats for 2013.

Porsche Supercup

Having been unable to find a seat in the WTCC, Menu moved to the Porsche Supercup for the 2013 season, driving for team FACH Auto Tech. Some sources stated that FACH Auto Tech is Menu's own team, but he declared that it is not true.
With the main sponsor of the team not supplying funds, Menu only completed one race of the season.

Other activities

In 2006, he won the 200 km de Buenos Aires, a round of Argentina's TC2000 championship, with Matias Rossi driving a Chevrolet Astra.
In a 2005 poll by readers of Motorsport Magazine, Menu was voted the fourth greatest touring car driver of all time.

Career

Complete International Formula 3000 results

YearEntrantChassisEngine1234567891011Pts
1990CoBRa MotorsportReynard 90DMugen HondaDONSILPAUJERMNZPERHOCBRHBIRBUGNOG
12		NC0
1991CoBRa MotorsportReynard 91DFord CosworthVAL
6		PAU
6		JER
18		MUG
12		PER
Ret		HOC
DNS		BRHSPABUGNOG16th2

Complete Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft/Masters results

YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021222324Pts
1991Linder M TeamBMW M3 Sport EvoZOL
1		ZOL
2		HOC
1		HOC
2		NÜR
1		NÜR
2		AVU
1		AVU
2		WUN
1		WUN
2		NOR
1		NOR
2		DIE
1		DIE
2		NÜR
1		NÜR
2		ALE
1
19		ALE
2
14		HOC
1
15		HOC
2
16		BRN
1		BRN
2		DON
1		DON
2		NC0
2001OPC EuroteamOpel Astra Coupé 2000HOC
QR
11		HOC
CR
Ret		NÜR
QR
17		NÜR
CR
17		OSC
QR
16		OSC
CR
16		SAC
QR
22†		SAC
CR
Ret		NOR
QR
18		NOR
CR
14		LAU
QR
11		LAU
CR
19		NÜR
QR
Ret		NÜR
CR
12		A1R
QR
5		A1R
CR
Ret		ZAN
QR
14		ZAN
CR
11		HOC
QR
10		HOC
CR
14		23rd0
2002OPC EuroteamOpel Astra Coupé 2001HOC
QR
17		HOC
CR
9		ZOL
QR
17		ZOL
CR
14		DON
QR
6		DON
CR
8		SAC
QR
2		SAC
CR
3		NOR
QR
14		NOR
CR
Ret		LAU
QR
10		LAU
CR
11		NÜR
QR
7		NÜR
CR
Ret		A1R
QR
7		A1R
CR
6		ZAN
QR
4		ZAN
CR
Ret		HOC
QR
18†		HOC
CR
Ret		9th7
2003OPC Team HolzerOpel Astra V8 Coupé 2003HOC
18		ADR
8		NÜR
6		LAU
6		NOR
10		DON
Ret		NÜR
9		A1R
7		ZAN
Ret		HOC
10		9th9

Races in bold indicate pole position Races in italics indicate fastest lap * signifies that driver lead race for at least one lap
YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930DCPts
1992Team M MobilBMW 318isSIL
1
10		THR
1
6		OUL
1
6		SNE
1
3		BRH
1
Ret		DON
1
Ret		DON
2
Ret		SIL
1
9		KNO
1
DNS		KNO
2
DNS		PEM
1		BRH
1		BRH
2		DON
1		SIL
1		9th27
1993Renault Dealer RacingRenault 19SIL
1
10		DON
1
2		SNE
1
Ret		DON
1
13		OUL
1
Ret		BRH
1
15		BRH
2
Ret		PEM
1
Ret		SIL
1
8		KNO
1		KNO
2		OUL
1
4		BRH
1
9		THR
1
9		DON
1
2		DON
2
1		SIL
1
Ret		10th57
1994Renault Dealer RacingRenault LagunaTHR
1
6		BRH
1
18		BRH
2
Ret		SNE
1
Ret		SIL
1
3		SIL
2
2		OUL
1
1		DON
1
5		DON
2
4		BRH
1
9		BRH
2
6		SIL
1
5		KNO
1
1		KNO
2
3		OUL
1
2		BRH
1
7		BRH
2
7		SIL
1
3		SIL
2
2		DON
1
2		DON
2
2		2nd222
1995Williams Renault Dealer RacingRenault LagunaDON
1
2		DON
2
4		BRH
1
7		BRH
2
9		THR
1
1		THR
2
2		SIL
1
Ret		SIL
2
4		OUL
1
3		OUL
2
1		BRH
1
1		BRH
2
3		DON
1
3		DON
2
4		SIL
1
16		KNO
1
Ret		KNO
2
1		BRH
1
4		BRH
2
18		SNE
1
Ret		SNE
2
10		OUL
1
1		OUL
2
1		SIL
1
1		SIL
2
2		2nd305
1996Williams Renault Dealer RacingRenault LagunaDON
1
3		DON
2
Ret		BRH
1
2		BRH
2
2		THR
1
Ret		THR
2
DNS		SIL
1
5		SIL
2
4		OUL
1
5		OUL
2
4		SNE
1
Ret		SNE
2
3		BRH
1
1		BRH
2
1		SIL
1
6		SIL
2
5		KNO
1
9		KNO
2
Ret		OUL
1
1		OUL
2
3		THR
1
Ret		THR
2
4		DON
1
3		DON
2
2		BRH
1
1		BRH
2
4		2nd197
1997Williams Renault Dealer RacingRenault LagunaDON
1
1		DON
2
1		SIL
1
1		SIL
2
1		THR
1
3		THR
2
3		BRH
1
1		BRH
2
4		OUL
1
1		OUL
2
1		DON
1
2		DON
2
1		CRO
1
1		CRO
2
1		KNO
1
3		KNO
2
Ret		SNE
1
1		SNE
2
2		THR
1
17		THR
2
2		BRH
1
3		BRH
2
3		SIL
1
1		SIL
2
2		1st281
1998Blend 37 Williams RenaultRenault LagunaTHR
1
5		THR
2
1*		SIL
1
Ret		SIL
2
Ret		DON
1
4		DON
2
2		BRH
1
3		BRH
2
4		OUL
1
1		OUL
2
4*		DON
1
Ret		DON
2
Ret		CRO
1
3		CRO
2
4		SNE
1
3		SNE
2
Ret		THR
1
2		THR
2
1*		KNO
1
3		KNO
2
4		BRH
1
5		BRH
2
3		OUL
1
3		OUL
2
Ret		SIL
1
9		SIL
2
Ret		4th187
1999Ford Team MondeoFord MondeoDON
1
2		DON
2
Ret		SIL
1
13		SIL
2
Ret		THR
1
Ret		THR
2
6		BRH
1
12		BRH
2
Ret		OUL
1
3		OUL
2
Ret		DON
1
5		DON
2
6		CRO
1
Ret		CRO
2
Ret		SNE
1
8		SNE
2
9*		THR
1
11		THR
2
3		KNO
1
3		KNO
2
1*		BRH
1
Ret		BRH
2
Ret		OUL
1
Ret		OUL
2
9		SIL
1
12		SIL
2
Ret		11th84
2000Ford Team MondeoFord MondeoBRH
1
1		BRH
2
7*		DON
1
1		DON
2
1*		THR
1
8		THR
2
3		KNO
1
2		KNO
2
Ret		OUL
1
1		OUL
2
6		SIL
1
Ret		SIL
2
3		CRO
1
5		CRO
2
2		SNE
1
Ret		SNE
2
1*		DON
1
8		DON
2
9		BRH
1
4		BRH
2
1*		OUL
1
5		OUL
2
6		SIL
1
Ret		SIL
2
3*		1st195
2007VX RacingVauxhall VectraBRH
1		BRH
2		BRH
3		ROC
1		ROC
2		ROC
3		THR
1		THR
2		THR
3		CRO
1		CRO
2		CRO
3		OUL
1		OUL
2		OUL
3		DON
1		DON
2		DON
3		SNE
1		SNE
2		SNE
3		BRH
1		BRH
2		BRH
3		KNO
1		KNO
2		KNO
3		THR
1
4		THR
2
6		THR
3
12		15th13
2014CHROME Edition Restart RacingVolkswagen CCBRH
1
27		BRH
2
17		BRH
3
5		DON
1
13		DON
2
Ret		DON
3
9		THR
1
7		THR
2
18		THR
3
11		OUL
1
14		OUL
2
10		OUL
3
7		CRO
1
7		CRO
2
Ret		CRO
3
8		SNE
1
5		SNE
2
Ret		SNE
3
14		KNO
1
11		KNO
2
15		KNO
3
8		ROC
1
4		ROC
2
6		ROC
3
2		SIL
1
5		SIL
2
3		SIL
3
5		BRH
1
13		BRH
2
Ret		BRH
3
DNS		11th176
2015Team BMR RCIB InsuranceVolkswagen CCBRH
1		BRH
2		BRH
3		DON
1		DON
2		DON
3		THR
1		THR
2		THR
3		OUL
1		OUL
2		OUL
3		CRO
1		CRO
2		CRO
3		SNE
1		SNE
2		SNE
3		KNO
1		KNO
2		KNO
3		ROC
1		ROC
2		ROC
3		SIL
1		SIL
2		SIL
3		BRH
1
Ret		BRH
2
15		BRH
3
21		27th1

Complete V8 Supercar results

YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233Pts
2000Larkham Motor SportFord AU FalconPHI
R1		PHI
R2		BAR
R3		BAR
R4		BAR
R5		ADE
R6		ADE
R7		EAS
R8		EAS
R9		EAS
R10		HDV
R11		HDV
R12		HDV
R13		CAN
R14		CAN
R15		CAN
R16		QLD
R17		QLD
R18		QLD
R19		WIN
R20		WIN
R21		WIN
R22		ORA
R23		ORA
R24		ORA
R25		CAL
R26		CAL
R27		CAL
R28		QLD
R29		SAN
R30		SAN
R31		SAN
R32		BAT
R33
18		NC0
2004Ford Performance RacingFord BA FalconADE
R1		ADE
R2		EAS
R3		PUK
R4		PUK
R5		PUK
R6		HDV
R7		HDV
R8		HDV
R9		BAR
R10		BAR
R11		BAR
R12		QLD
R13		WIN
R14		ORA
R15		ORA
R16		SAN
R17
19		BAT
R18
Ret		SUR
R19		SUR
R20		SYM
R21		SYM
R22		SYM
R23		EAS
R24		EAS
R25		EAS
R26		63rd120
2005Larkham Motor SportFord BA FalconADE
R1		ADE
R2		PUK
R3		PUK
R4		PUK
R5		BAR
R6		BAR
R7		BAR
R8		EAS
R9		EAS
R10		SHA
R11		SHA
R12		SHA
R13		HDV
R14		HDV
R15		HDV
R16		QLD
R17		ORA
R18		ORA
R19		SAN
R20
Ret		BAT
R21
12		SUR
R22		SUR
R23		SUR
R24		SYM
R25		SYM
R26		SYM
R27		PHI
R28		PHI
R29		PHI
R30		51st148
2010Brad Jones RacingHolden VE CommodoreYMC
R1		YMC
R2		BHR
R3		BHR
R4		ADE
R5		ADE
R6		HAM
R7		HAM
R8		QLD
R9		QLD
R10		WIN
R11		WIN
R12		HDV
R13		HDV
R14		TOW
R15		TOW
R16		PHI
Q		PHI
R17		BAT
R18		SUR
R19
7		SUR
R20
Ret		SYM
R21		SYM
R22		SAN
R23		SAN
R24		SYD
R25		SYD
R26		NC0

Complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results

Complete World Touring Car Championship results

YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021222324DCPoints
2005ChevroletChevrolet LacettiITA
1
22		ITA
2
24†		FRA
1
Ret		FRA
2
DNS		GBR
1
Ret		GBR
2
13		SMR
1
14		SMR
2
14		MEX
1
NC		MEX
2
13		BEL
1
14		BEL
2
6		GER
1
11		GER
2
8		TUR
1
10		TUR
2
8		ESP
1
Ret		ESP
2
DNS		MAC
1
5		MAC
2
DSQ		17th9
2006ChevroletChevrolet LacettiITA
1
10		ITA
2
3		FRA
1
19		FRA
2
13		GBR
1
7		GBR
2
1		GER
1
13		GER
2
Ret		BRA
1
19		BRA
2
10		MEX
1
12		MEX
2
Ret		CZE
1
7		CZE
2
Ret		TUR
1
20†		TUR
2
Ret		ESP
1
8		ESP
2
9		MAC
1
21†		MAC
2
10		15th21
2007ChevroletChevrolet LacettiBRA
1
Ret		BRA
2
Ret		NED
1
1		NED
2
Ret		ESP
1
9		ESP
2
14		FRA
1
1		FRA
2
8		CZE
1
8		CZE
2
Ret		POR
1
1		POR
2
3		SWE
1
8		SWE
2
3		GER
1
NC		GER
2
10		GBR
1
1		GBR
2
Ret		ITA
1
5		ITA
2
Ret		MAC
1
1		MAC
2
21†		6th69
2008ChevroletChevrolet LacettiBRA
1
Ret		BRA
2
10		MEX
1
8		MEX
2
7		ESP
1
8		ESP
2
1		FRA
1
10		FRA
2
Ret		CZE
1
3		CZE
2
6		POR
1
11		POR
2
14		GBR
1
8		GBR
2
1		GER
1
3		GER
2
Ret		EUR
1
Ret		EUR
2
12		ITA
1
11		ITA
2
5		JPN
1
Ret		JPN
2
13		MAC
1
1		MAC
2
13†		9th54
2009ChevroletChevrolet Cruze LTBRA
1
Ret		BRA
2
11		MEX
1
Ret		MEX
2
12		MAR
1
7		MAR
2
16		FRA
1
7		FRA
2
1		ESP
1
15		ESP
2
12		CZE
1
Ret		CZE
2
22		POR
1
NC		POR
2
18†		GBR
1
1		GBR
2
18		GER
1
18		GER
2
10		ITA
1
8		ITA
2
3		JPN
1
9		JPN
2
4		MAC
1
4		MAC
2
21		10th41
2010ChevroletChevrolet Cruze LTBRA
1
3		BRA
2
3		MAR
1
9		MAR
2
Ret		ITA
1
17		ITA
2
9		BEL
1
3		BEL
2
4		POR
1
5		POR
2
3		GBR
1
22		GBR
2
NC		CZE
1
3		CZE
2
3		GER
1
1		GER
2
8		ESP
1
8		ESP
2
11		JPN
1
7		JPN
2
4		MAC
1
7		MAC
2
Ret		6th173
2011ChevroletChevrolet Cruze 1.6TBRA
1
6		BRA
2
1		BEL
1
2		BEL
2
2		ITA
1
19†		ITA
2
5		HUN
1
1		HUN
2
Ret		CZE
1
3		CZE
2
3		POR
1
1		POR
2
6		GBR
1
3		GBR
2
5		GER
1
5		GER
2
2		ESP
1
2		ESP
2
3		JPN
1
1		JPN
2
4		CHN
1
1		CHN
2
6		MAC
1
Ret		MAC
2
DNS		3rd323
2012ChevroletChevrolet Cruze 1.6TITA
1
7		ITA
2
2		ESP
1
5		ESP
2
1		MAR
1
1		MAR
2
3		SVK
1
3		SVK
2
Ret		HUN
1
3		HUN
2
2		AUT
1
3		AUT
2
Ret		POR
1
5		POR
2
1		BRA
1
2		BRA
2
2		USA
1
18		USA
2
4		JPN
1
1		JPN
2
5		CHN
1
1		CHN
2
2		MAC
1
2		MAC
2
1		2nd401

† – Driver did not finish the race, but was classified as he completed over 90% of the race distance.

Complete Porsche Supercup results

YearTeam123456789DCPts
2013FACH Auto TechESP
Ret		MON
21		GBRGERHUNBELITAUAEUAE25th0

Complete TCR International Series results

YearTeamCar12345678910111213141516171819202122DCPoints
2015Top Run MotorsportSubaru Impreza STi TCRSEP
1		SEP
2		SHA
1		SHA
2		VAL
1		VAL
2		ALG
1		ALG
2		MNZ
1		MNZ
2		SAL
1		SAL
2		SOC
1		SOC
2		RBR
1		RBR
2		MRN
1		MRN
2		CHA
1
20†		CHA
2
DNS		MAC
1
WD		MAC
2
WD		NC0
2016WestCoast RacingHonda Civic TCRBHR
1		BHR
2		EST
1		EST
2		SPA
1		SPA
2		IMO
1
Ret		IMO
2
10		SAL
1		SAL
2		OSC
1		OSC
2		SOC
1		SOC
2		CHA
1		CHA
2		MRN
1		MRN
2		SEP
1		SEP
2		MAC
1		MAC
2		37th1
2017BRC Racing TeamHyundai i30 N TCRRIM
1		RIM
2		BHR
1		BHR
2		SPA
1		SPA
2		MNZ
1		MNZ
2		SAL
1		SAL
2		HUN
1		HUN
2		OSC
1		OSC
2		CHA
1		CHA
2		ZHE
1
12		ZHE
2
4		DUB
1
Ret		DUB
2
5		NC‡0‡

† Driver did not finish the race, but was classified as he completed over 75% of the race distance.
‡ As Menu was a guest driver, he was ineligible to score points.