The 1988 Camel GT Championship season was the 18th season of the IMSA GT Championship auto racing series. It was for GTP and Lights classes of prototypes, as well as Grand Tourer-style racing cars which ran in the GTO and GTU classes. It began January 30, 1988, and ended October 23, 1988, after seventeen rounds.

Schedule

The GT and Prototype classes did not participate in all events, nor did they race together at shorter events. Races marked as GT featured both GTO and GTU classes combined. Races marked with All had all classes on track at the same time.

Season results

Rnd	Circuit	GTP Winning Team	Lights Winning Team	GTO Winning Team	GTU Winning Team	Results
		GTP Winning Drivers	Lights Winning Drivers	GTO Winning Drivers	GTU Winning Drivers
1	Daytona	#60 Castrol Jaguar	#9 Essex Racing	#11 Roush Racing	#71 Team Highball	Results
		Martin Brundle Raul Boesel John Nielsen	David Simpson David Loring Tom Hessert	Pete Halsmer Scott Pruett Bob Akin Paul Miller	Bob Lazier Amos Johnson Dennis Shaw
2	Miami	#16 Dyson Racing	#80 Gaston Andrey Racing	Did Not Participate	#1 C&C Inc.	Results
		Price Cobb James Weaver	Martino Finotto Ruggero Melgrati		Tommy Kendall
3	Sebring	#86 Bayside Disposal	#9 Essex Racing	#5 Protofab Racing	#71 Team Highball	Results
		Hans-Joachim Stuck Klaus Ludwig	David Loring Tom Hessert	Wally Dallenbach Jr. John Jones	Amos Johnson Dennis Shaw
4	Road Atlanta	#3 Electramotive Eng.	#80 Gaston Andrey Racing	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	Results
		John Morton Geoff Brabham	Martino Finotto Ruggero Melgrati
5	Palm Beach	#83 Electramotive Eng.	#9 Essex Racing	#6 Roush Racing	Did Not Participate	Results
		John Morton Geoff Brabham	David Loring Tom Hessert	Pete Halsmer
6	Summit Point	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	#11 Roush Racing	#1 C&C Inc.	Results
				Scott Pruett	Tommy Kendall
7	Lime Rock	#83 Electramotive Eng.	#79 Whitehall Motorsports	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	Results
		Geoff Brabham	Skeeter McKitterick
8	Mid-Ohio	#83 Electramotive Eng.	#01 Spice Engineering	#98 All American Racers	#1 C&C Inc.	Results
		Tom Gloy Geoff Brabham	Charles Morgan Dominic Dobson	Chris Cord	Tommy Kendall
9	Watkins Glen	#83 Electramotive Eng.	#79 Winters	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	Results
		John Morton Geoff Brabham	Skeeter McKitterick Costas Los
10	Road America	#83 Electromotive Eng.	#55 Huffaker Racing	#98 All American Racers	#07 Full Time Racing	Results
		John Morton Geoff Brabham	Terry Visger Dan Marvin	Dennis Aase	Dorsey Schroeder
11	Portland	#83 Electramotive Eng.	#01 Spice Engineering	#6 Roush Racing	#02 C&C Inc.	Results
		Geoff Brabham	Charles Morgan	Pete Halsmer	Max Jones
12	Sears Point	#83 Electramotive Eng.	#55 AC Delco Pontiac	#99 All American Racers	#07 Full Time Racing	Results
		Geoff Brabham	Dan Marvin	Willy T. Ribbs	Dorsey Schroeder
13	San Antonio	#16 Dyson Racing	#55 Huffaker Racing	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	Results
		Price Cobb James Weaver	Dan Marvin Bob Lobenberg
14	Lime Rock	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	#5 Protofab Racing	#07 Full Time Racing	Results
				Wally Dallenbach Jr.	Dorsey Schroeder
15	Watkins Glen	Did Not Participate	Did Not Participate	#98 All American Racers	#1 C&C Inc.	Results
				Chris Cord Dennis Aase	Tommy Kendall
16	Columbus	#83 Electramotive Eng.	#9 Essex Racing	#16 Hoerr Racing	#1 C&C Inc.	Results
		Geoff Brabham	David Loring Tom Hessert	Irv Hoerr	Tommy Kendall
17	Del Mar	#61 Castrol Jaguar	#55 Huffaker Racing	#99 All American Racers	#1 C&C Inc.	Results
		Martin Brundle Jan Lammers	Dan Marvin	Willy T. Ribbs	Tommy Kendall

Championship results

The GTP Drivers Championship was won by Australian Geoff Brabham, driving a Nissan GTP ZX-T.^[1]