James Pull Leaves Oulton Park With More Points
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A poor start to the weekend’s races left James Pull disappointed, but after making up some ground in the final race, he leaves Oulton Park 7th in the championship.
2014 LMP2 winner Harry Tincknell returns to Le Mans, but this year with a Nissan LMP1 drive.
A string of disappointing results plagued Mike Bushell and AmDTuning.com’s weekend, and the team is hoping for a better result next time out.
Porsche is looking ahead to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where they will enter three LMP1 cars, 45 years since their first Le Mans victory.
This weekend, a very different challenge faces three Formula One teams, with Mercedes, Red Bull and Force India entering the Leukaemia & Lymphoma Blenheim Palace Triathlon.
2014 LMP2 Le Mans winners JOTA Sport are confident ahead of the 2015 challenge, and came fifth fastest on the test day.
Daniel Welch scored his team’s first points finish of the season in race three at Oulton Park, but believes he can do more.
Tom Ingram enjoyed a string of points finishes at Oulton Park yesterday, with the Speedworks Motorsport driver proving his overtaking skills on multiple occasions.
Sam Tordoff took the final win of the day at Oulton Park for WSR. Next to finish were Andrew Jordan and Matt Neal.
Jason Plato held off a last-chance charge from Gordon Shedden to take his second victory of the day, and extend his championship lead to five points.
Lando Norris made it three different winners in as many races at the final Oulton Park round of the MSA Formula championship.
Jason Plato led from start to finish in race 1, with Matt Neal and Andy Priaulx taking the remaining podium positions.
Sennan Fielding took his first ever MSA Formula win today in race 2 at Oulton Park. Matheus Leist and Daniel Ticktum were 2nd and 3rd.
Jason Plato was yet again fastest at Oulton Park in qualifying, with Matt Neal joining him on the front row for race 1 tomorrow.
Ricky Collard led the entirety of race 1 at Oulton Park, claiming his second win of the season. Lando Norris and Colton Herta complete the podium.
Jason Plato continued to dominate practice at Oulton Park this afternoon, but Andrew Jordan is closing the gap.
Team BMR’s Jason Plato set a time 0.6 seconds ahead of Tom Ingram in the opening practice session at Oulton Park.
