The 2017 Silverstone Classic drew to a close today (30 July), with another record-breaking day that included ten crowd-pleasing races, eye-catching anniversary parades and high-speed demos that sent more than 100,000 spectators home with wide smiles on their faces.
Frenchman Nico Jamin claimed a hard-earned victory for Andretti Autosport in Sunday's Cooper Tires Indy Lights Grand Prix of Mid-Ohio Powered by Mazda at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
Jimmy Eriksson's first 24 Hours of Spa experience ended with a heavy bang against the infamous Eau Rouge barriers, the Swede heartbroken by a curtain-dropping crash when running third for the #84 HTP Motorsport squad.
For the fourth time, after earlier success in 2011, 2012 and 2014, an Audi was the first car across the line in the Total 24 Hours of Spa, the world’s biggest GT3 race and the undisputed season highlight of the Blancpain GT Series.
Bradley Ray is the unsung hero of Brands Hatch and in fact, the British Superbike championship in 2017. He has jumped on a brand new Suzuki and has consistently been quick, almost from the first race of the year at Donington Park.
Anthony Martin enjoyed a picture perfect Sunday morning under a glorious blue sky at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course as he sped to an uncontested victory for Cape Motorsports during Pro Mazda Championship competition.
Anthony Kumpen won a hard fought duel with Alon Day to win the last round of the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series ELITE 1 regular season Sunday at the Hockenheimring.
Giuliano Alesi took his second GP3 win of the season in this morning’s race at the Hungaroring, the second of this the fourth round of the championship.
Lucas di Grassi had the perfect start on his drive to the Formula E title, by setting the pace in the first free practice session for the second Hydro-Quebec Montreal ePrix.
Ferrando also cemented his points lead for the playoffs, bringing it up to 38 points over Felipe Rabello (#56 CAAL Racing Chevrolet SS) and 40 over Delsaux.
In a turbulent night at the “Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps” (BEL), the ROWE Racing team worked their way into the top 5 with the number 98 BMW M6 GT3. After 357 laps of racing, the two DTM drivers Bruno Spengler (CAN) and Tom Blomqvist (GBR), and their driver colleague Nick Catsburg (NED) are in fourth place.