Month: October 2021

The Swede won his second round battle against team-mate Jordi Gene – eliminating the Spaniard from the title fight in the process and reducing the shoot-out to one between himself, Jean-Karl Vernay and Mikel Azcona. He then set the fastest time in his Time Trial – the maximum power 500kW single-lap shoot-out – to ensure
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Logano’s Penske Racing team was one of 21 that participated in the two-day Charlotte test – the most teams to take part in a Next Gen test so far after an earlier eight-car test at Daytona International Speedway. During the test this week, NASCAR came up with multiple possible solutions for teams to try to
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The Hyundai driver has been testing the Korean marque’s i20 2022 prototype in recent weeks, adjusting to the new challenges of driving with a mandatory 100kW hybrid system. Neuville has been particularly outspoken against the WRC’s new Rally1 regulations, which introduces hybrid in addition to reduced aerodynamic and suspension travel, while the centre differential is
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FIA F3 has confirmed its teams for the next three-year cycle from 2022-2024, with nine of the current 10 outfits retained for the period. Dutch operation Van Amersfoort Racing will field three cars to complete the 30 car entry having been selected to join the championship. F3 boss Bruno Michel revealed earlier this season that
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After Gotz’s race one victory closed the gap to 19 points, Lawson’s pole position for Sunday’s season finale stretched his margin out to 22 points – meaning Gotz needed to win without the AF Corse Ferrari driver scoring. An opening lap collision between Lawson and fellow title challenger Kelvin van der Linde’s Abt Audi at
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Larson first noticed an electrical problem on his car early in Stage 2 and when he pitted under caution on lap 34, his team discovered he had lost an alternator belt. Changing the battery provided a quick fix but the team formulated a plan to change the belt under additional stops. Once the work was
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Turkington was drawn on pole position for the reversed grid, got the jump at the start, survived a restart following an early safety car and was never threatened en route to his milestone BTCC race win. The West Surrey Racing-run BMW 330i M Sport crossed the line 4.096 seconds clear, although the gap was up
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The Scot converted his prime spot on the grid into the lead off the line, and his Team Dynamics Honda Civic Type R was never seriously challenged. Dan Lloyd finished second for the second consecutive race in his Power Maxed Racing Vauxhall Astra, and kept Shedden honest for almost the entire distance. The Yorkshireman never
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