IndyCar Series 2018. Grand Prix of Portland. Start Big Crash (all angles)
Big crash at the start of the Indy Portland race
Victorious weekend for Lamborghini in Blancpain GT Series and GT Open
Lamborghini returned to winning ways at the Hungaroring during the 4th Blancpain GT Series Sprint Cup round. The #63 GRT Grasser Racing Team Huracán GT3 shared by Lamborghini Factory Drivers Christian Engelhart and Mirko Bortolotti, secured a memorable success from fifth on the grid. Engelhart displayed lightning-quick reactions to get the jump on the front […]
GP of Watkins Glen TC Rd.12
Johan Schwartz Holds Off Karl Wittmer For TC Victory Sunday; Vesko Kozarov Secures TC Drivers Title at Watkins Glen
PANOZ WINS 2018 PWC GTS SPRINT/SPRINT-X MANUFACTURE’S CHAMPIONSHIP
Ian James secured his fourth and fifth pole of the 2018 season at Watkins Glen this weekend and followed through to secure his fifth win, sixth class win, in today’s Race 2 at Watkins Glen International. This comes after a second-place finish in yesterday’s Race 1. Calculating points, this also secures Panoz the GTS Sprint/Sprint-X Manufacturer’s Championship title, thanks to the number of wins.
MARCIELLO AND MEADOWS MASTER TRICKY CONDITIONS TO SECURE HUNGARORING BLANCPAIN GT GLORY
Raffaele Marciello and Michael Meadows mastered treacherous conditions at the Hungaroring to secure their maiden Blancpain GT Series victory and the first of the season for AKKA ASP Team.
Double points finish in the Temple of Speed
Racing Point Force India scored ten points in Monza with Esteban Ocon finishing in seventh place ahead of Sergio Perez in eighth.
Raikkonen ” We did our maximum”
Ferrari fans were hoping that their drivers Raikkonen or Vettel will win in Monza, last time Ferrari won in Monza was back in 2010.
BHURIT BHIROMBHAKDI STORMS TO VICTORY IN ROUND SIX OF THE AUDI SPORTS R8 LMS CUP
Scores of fans flocked to the 4.01km Ningbo International Speedpark for the final day of the Audi Sport R8 LMS Cup debut, where Singha Plan-B by Absolute Racing’s Bhurit Bhirombhakdi took a dominant victory in round six of the championship. The Thai driver snatched the lead from pole-sitter Andrew Haryanto of ProMax Team in the early stages of the 16-lap race, putting himself more than 11 seconds ahead of the Indonesian, who crossed the line in second.
Hamilton wins the Italian Grand Prix – Results
POS Driver Team Time Laps
1 Lewis Hamilton 2 Mercedes 1:26.125 53
2 Kimi Raikkonen 1 Ferrari 8.705s 53
3 Valtteri Bottas 1 Mercedes 14.066s 53
4 Sebastian Vettel 2 Ferrari 16.151s 53
5 Max Verstappen Red Bull 18.208s 53
6 Romain Grosjean Haas 56.320s 53
7 Esteban Ocon 1 Force India 57.761s 53
8 Sergio Perez 6 Force India 58.678s 53
9 Carlos Sainz 2 Renault 78.140s 53
10 Lance Stroll Williams 1 LAP 52
11 Sergey Sirotkin 1 Williams 1 LAP 52
12 Charles Leclerc 3 Sauber 1 LAP 52
13 Stoffel Vandoorne 4 McLaren 1 LAP 52
14 Nico Hulkenberg 6 Renault 1 LAP 52
15 Pierre Gasly 6 Toro Rosso 1 LAP 52
16 Marcus Ericsson 2 Sauber 1 LAP 52
17 Kevin Magnussen 6 Haas 1 LAP 52
R Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull 30 LAPS 23
R Fernando Alonso McLaren 44 LAPS 9
R Brendon Hartley Toro Rosso 53 LAPS 0
VISSER AND MENZEL LEAD RN VISION STS GT4 EUROPEAN SERIES 1-2 IN BUDAPEST
Beitske Visser and Nico Menzel took their victory in the 2018 GT4 European Series at the Hungaroring today. They beat teammates Gabriele Piana and Razvan Umbrarescu in an RN Vision STS 1-2 finish at the Hungarian Grand Prix circuit. Victory in the Pro-Am class went to Racing One’s Jules Szymkowiak and Markus Lungstrass again, with Allied-Racing’s Nicolas Schöll also claiming his second win of the weekend in the Am class.
