LIVE: Formula 1 – British Grand Prix Race
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Ben Kennedy, the great grandson of NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. makes history as he takes victory in the first oval race to run under NASCAR rules in Europe.
Jamie Whincup narrowly held off TeamVodafone teammate Craig Lowndes to become the first driver to win back to back races at the Sucrogen Townsville 400 with victory in Sunday’s 200km V8 Supercars race
​William Buller​ claimed victory in the second GP3 Series race on home soil at Silverstone with a storming drive from last on the grid in difficult conditions.
Stefan Bradl’s sensational MotoGP debut at the Sachsenring continued as the LCR Honda rider qualified sixth, having challenged for pole throughout
Sporting a stars and stripes livery just a few days after Independence Day Muscle Milk Racing drivers Klaus Graf and Lucas Luhr fought back from as far as five laps down to take cross the line first to win the American Le Mans Northeast Grand Prix at Lime Rock Park.
Valentino Rossi was disappointed to finish down in ninth after wet conditions for qualifying were expected to play into his hands
Hector Barbera will have his work cut out in tomorrow’s German Grand Prix after qualifying twelfth in wet conditions
Casey Stoner admitted he was slightly fortunate to claim pole position for the German Grand Prix after a technical problem midway through qualifying put him on his back foot
Ben Spies paid tribute to his Yamaha team for giving him the bike to challenge Repsol Honda in qualifying at the Sachsenring
Gino Rea has admitted he’d relish a wet German Grand Prix after using the conditions to his advantage today
Bradley Smith had mixed feelings after qualifying for the German Grand Prix despite securing a third row start for tomorrow’s race
Cal Crutchlow was more than satisfied with fourth on the grid for the German Grand Prix after a frantic end to Saturday’s qualifying session at the Sachsenring
NASCAR history was made today as drivers took on the challenges of a wet oval for qualifying. Romain Fourniller took a strong pole position for the Elite Super Final while Vincent Gonneau took top honours in the Open class.
Swan Yamaha’s Tommy Hill led every lap of the opening race at Oulton Park to extend his lead in the championship
Tommy Hill totally dominated the Saturday action at Oulton Park with a comfortable pole position followed by a lights to flag victory in race one
Lotus F1 once again showed great potential during qualifying only to fall at the final hurdle. Kimi Raikkonen finished the session in sixth place while team-mate Romain Grosjean ended the day in tenth (and the gravel trap).
