VIDEO: 2015 Rally Poland Stages 1-5
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Highlights from stages 1-5 of 2015 Rally Poland.
Sebastien Ogier was quickest in the first stage of 2015 Rally Poland, but home star Robert Kubica was close behind.
Championship leader Quentin Gilbert will keep his first place no matter the outcome in Poland, but Simone Tempestini is determined to move into second.
Sebastien Ogier returned to the top of the timesheets in today’s Rally Poland shakedown, whilst Kris Meeke may miss the rally.
Last year’s Rally Poland was won by Sebastien Ogier, but with 90% of the stages new for 2015, a difficult high-speed challenge awaits the WRC drivers.
Max Vatanen leads the Drive DMACK Fiesta Trophy heading into Rally Poland, and after scoring well in a similar practice rally, the Finnish driver is well-prepared.
Dan Ticktum took the final win of the MSA Formula Croft event, 0.6 seconds clear of Ricky Collard.
Rain has forced the TUSC qualifying at the Sahlen’s Six Hours of The Glen to be cancelled, with the grid to be determined by championship standings.
Josh Smith took his first MSA Formula victory this afternoon at Croft, with Colton Herta and Louise Richardson completing the podium.
Despite leading all but one corner of the race, Lando Norris was forced to retire from the first MSA Formula race of the weekend. Sennan Fielding took the win.
Lando Norris took pole position at Croft this morning, and will start this afternoon’s race 1 from the lead.
Porsche is looking for budding young racing drivers to become 2016 Porsche Juniors and follow in the footsteps of drivers like Timo Bernhard, Marc Lieb and Earl Bamber.
The same car that won LMGTE Pro at Le Mans will race again next weekend in the Tudor Untied SportsCar Championship’s Six Hours of The Glen.
Although a single car led for almost the entire race, the LMP2 category was packed full of exciting moments, including troubles for winners KCMG.
The LMGTE Pro battle at the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans was a hard-fought one that saw half of the entries lead the field for a time.
With double points awarded at Le Mans, the various FIA WEC championship standings have seen some big changes.
Following the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans, Nick Tandy explains the relationship between the drivers of the winning #19 Porsche, and how important this victory is for him.
