Graham Rahal took his first win in 125 races to break a streak of more than five years as the MAVTV 500 claimed a number of victims
SMP Racing took GTE Am honours at the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans after taking full advantage of a late crash for the race leading Aston Martin
The Verizon IndyCar Series made its annual trip north of the border as the paddock explored the delights of Toronto and Newgarden took his second win
2015 24 Hours of Le Mans: Hour 22 Update - Porsche continue their domination at the front
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Porsche continued line astern in one and two at the head of the field, as the only Audi that could have offered a slight challenge suffered bodywork issues that led to more pit stops.
Corvette Racing were the highlight of hour 19 of the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans as their ballsiness in the pit lane saw them leading from the #51 AF Corse Ferrari
Nissan experienced an hour of woe as night well and truly set in at Le Mans, but for Nick Tandy it was night delight as he finished hour ten at the head of the field.
Mark Webber in the #17, and Rene Rast & Filipe Albuquerque in the #9 Audi shared the race lead for much of the seventh hour as darkness descended on Le Mans
Porsche took a 1-2-3 at the end of the third hour as strong running delighted Porsche chiefs but infuriated Audi bosses as their own cars ran into grief for much of the hour.
Audi Sport showed their rivals that they shouldn’t be counted out of Le Mans victory as they claimed the top three spots in the morning warm-up session.
Scott Dixon took Ganassi’s 99th win in the Verizon IndyCar Series as he charged to victory at the Texas Motor Speedway.
The Verizon IndyCar Series went to Detroit for a double-header on the streets of Belle Isle which saw quite a lot of rain and two early race ending red flags.
David Sutton found himself clear of the squabbles behind by the end of lap one and didn’t look troubled as he sailed to an easy win in the VW Cup.
Adrian Quaife-Hobbs and Gilles Vannelet took the McLaren 650S to its first win in British GT as they survived a late Triple Eight charge to cross the line half a second ahead after 3 hours of racing.
James Kellett proved his is a rain maestro as he took an assured victory in the rain at Silverstone – taking his second win of the weekend in the process.
Michael Epps set fastest lap after fastest lap as he finished the qualifying session with a 2:23.121 to beat the rest of the field by more than 0.6 seconds.
James Kellett quickly took the lead after the restart following the red flag and never looked back as he dominated the five lap race.
Triple Eight took only two laps of the Silverstone GP circuit to set their fastest lap, 2:03.648, which was almost half a second faster than the chasing pack.
