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- The new Cupra brand was carried by Bas Koeten Racing’s Cupra TCRs.
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- The Cup class specifically for BMW 235i Racing Cup machines was folded into the A3 class for 2018.
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- The weather was challenging, but Hofor Racing powered bei Bonk Motorsport overcame to win the A3 class.
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- Going up against cutting edge TCR machines was this 19 year old BMW Z3 M Coupe.
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- As night approached the light became golden.
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- While rain continued to fall sporadically througout the race.
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- Red-Camel Jordans.nl survived two trips throguh the gravel and a scary moment at Chapel to take the overall victory.
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- All the cars in the 24 Hours ran on the same compounds of Hankook tyres.
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- Fueling in the 24H Series is done with a normal forcourt style pistol pump.
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- The NKPP Racing by Bas Koeten Racing Cupra TCR looked stunning in its new livery.
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- Designed for racing on the Nordschliffe, the 235i machines made light work of the Northamptonshire weather.
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- Synchro Motorsport were looking forward to a nice farewell run in the FK2 Honda Civic.
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- The only SEAT in the Bas Koeten Racing stable was the #129.
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- Several drivers did double duty, here is Stuart Hall who raced for both ROFGO Racing in the 12H and Exceler8 Motorsport in the 24.
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- An engine and gearbox change and eventual retirement saw the FK2 Civic make way for the new FK8 which was busy at the Geneva Motorshow for Silverstone.
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- TCR’s newest entrants were the Exceler8 Audi RS3 and the Team Hyundai Denmark Hyundai i30 N.
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- Defending champions Team Bleekemolen looked set for a while to do the double.
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- The BRDC Club House and its Union Flag.
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- The #155 Kawasaki Racing by Bas Koeten Racing Cupra took a podium spot.
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- While a lack of spares put the Hyundai into retirement
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- Holmgaard Motorsport’s Volkswagen Golf GTi TCR looked very quick in places.
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- A small entry, spread out over several laps, meant that drivers were free to dice with whoever they were ovetaking at the time.
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- The Z3 M Coupe was the oldest car in the field but finished on the class podium.
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- Nimble front wheel drive machines actually outperformed the GT3 cars and Prototypes in the worst of the weather.
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- Skies turned crimson as the sun settled below the Woodcote grandstands.
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- The devil is in the detail. Team Hyundai Denmark had everything but the spares package sorted.
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