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BMW M TEAM RLL QUALIFIES THIRD IN GTD PRO AT CTMP

John Edwards qualified the No. 25 BMW M Team RLL BMW M4 GT3 third in the GTD PRO class for tomorrow’s two-hour-and-forty-minute Chevrolet Grand Prix. He posted a 1:15.899- minute lap around the 2.459-mile, 10-turn Canadian Tire Motorsport Park circuit, only 0.431 seconds behind the pole-sitting No. 9 Porsche 911 GT3R. Edwards will co-drive with Connor De Phillippi tomorrow.

PREINING WINS ACTION PARCKED DTM RACE AT NORISRING

Thomas Preining has won the Saturday race during the DTM Norisring powered by BMW M event. As a result, the Austrian secured the maiden win for KÜS Team Bernhard and for Porsche in DTM. Preining won from Dennis Olsen with the SSR Performance Porsche who completed the 1-2 for the brand from Zuffenhausen. René Rast rounded out the podium by finishing third with the ABT Audi. Preining also posted the fastest race lap and scored the additional point for the Autohero Fastest Lap Award.

RAIN DANCES IN THE DTM AT THE NORISRING

Rainy start of DTM Norisring powered by BMW M: on Friday, the first of three event days during the DTM summer highlight in Nuremberg, drivers completed most of their laps on a wet surface. Fastest driver of the day in DTM was Austrian Thomas Preining with the KÜS Team Bernhard Porsche, who posted a time of 49.705 seconds in the first session during which the rain wasn’t so intense yet. For the two following days, warm and sunny weather has been forecast for Norisring again. Ideal conditions, therefore, for a top-notch racing spectacular around the stone grandstand with the DTM races on Saturday and Sunday starting at 1.30pm.

BMW M TEAM RLL LOSES SAHLEN’S SIX HOURS OF THE GLEN AFTER DRIVE TIME VIOLATION

The No. 25 BMW M Team RLL BMW M4 GT3, driven by Connor De Phillippi, John Edwards, and Augusto Farfus, seemingly won today’s Sahlen’s Six Hours of The Glen, the fifth round of the 2022 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. After an audit of drive time, it was found that the third driver, John Edwards, did not meet the (adjusted) one-hour-and-17-minute minimum and the car was moved to the rear of the field.

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