AF Corse take American Victory
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AF Corse take their second victory in a row at the Circuit of the Americas whilst Aston Martin Racing fight back in the Am Endurance Trophy Championship with class win
Porsche #2 took their fourth consecutive win of the season after team orders brought them to the front of the grid for the 6 Hours of COTA. #36 Signatech Alpine completed a simple lights to flag LMP2 victory.
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A last minute lap from Nick Tandy saw the #1 Porsche take their second pole position of the year. Signatech Alpine continued their strong performance from Mexico whilst AF Corse #71 and Aston Martin Racing #99 took pole in their respective classes.
Ahead of this evening’s qualifying sessions, Toyota have topped the time sheet in front of Porsche. TDS Racing lead the way in LMP2 whilst Ford and Aston Martin control the LM GTE classes.
Porsche have once again taken a one-two at the Circuit of the Americas whilst Vaillante Rebellion follow suit with a one-two in LMP2. Aston Martin lead the way in Pro and Am.
Keeping up the performance they have shown in the last two rounds, Porsche lead Toyota in first practice. G-Drive topped LMP2 whilst the LM GTE classes were lead by Ford and Aston Martin
The Checkered Flag gets you ready for the sixth round of the 2017 World Endurance Championship; the 6 Hours of the Circuit of the Americas
After another dominante victory for Porsche, what does the result of the 6 Hours of Mexico mean for the 2017 World Endurance Championship?
Porsche has stated interest in joining Formula One from the 2021 season as an engine manufacturer after leaving the World Endurance Championship.
Porsche lead from start to finish, whilst Vailante Rebellion #31 took LMP2 victory. Aston Martin claimed glory in Pro as Dempsey-Proton won from the front.
For what will be the last qualifying session at the Mexico City circuit for the World Endurance Championship, Porsche have locked out the front row.
Taking on his fourth LMP2 outing this season, Ben Hanley joins Jean-Eric Vergne and Matt Rao in the #24 CEFC Manor TDS Racing for the 6 Hours of Mexico
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Toyota has moved their LMP1 powertrain chief to the new boss of racing operations in Germany.
Toyota added their own statement to the news that Porsche will be leave LMLP1, but the Japanese team make no mention of own future after the end of the year.
