Stoner Goes Fastest In Disrupted Friday Practice
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Casey Stoner set the fastest time in Friday Practice for the British Grand Prix on a day where intermittent rain made it difficult to draw any firm conclusions
William Buller finished GP3’s mid-season test at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo with the fastest time after leading the way on day two.
Andre Lotterer feels that the pace demonstrated by the Audi R18 e-tron quattro in qualifying shows the strength of the car, but that rival Toyota has also shown itself to be a threat.
Both Toyota TS030 Hybrids qualified in the top five on their Le Mans debut, a result their Team President hailed as “a real achievementâ€.
After losing provisional pole to Loic Duval during the second session Andre Lotterer reclaimed pole for the #1 Audi R18 e-tron quattro team with a lap early in the final qualifying session for the weekend’s 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Matias Laine posted the fastest time on the first of two days of GP3 Series mid-season testing at Valencia’s Ricardo Tormo Circuit, edging out Daniel Abt by just three thousandths of a second in the morning session.
Ducati riders Valentino Rossi and Nicky Hayden both admit they must find the perfect set-up with the GP12 machine if they are to be competitive at Silverstone this weekend
Casey Stoner is looking forward to one of the great challenges on the MotoGP calendar in this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone
Jorge Lorenzo has ended speculation of a move to Repsol Honda by signing a two year contract extension with Yamaha Factory Racing
In the MotoGP era, Great Britain has never seen one of its own finish on the podium in the premier class but with the home Grand Prix at Silverstone just days away, the 11 year wait might, just might, be about to end
After being forced into an engine change after free practice Toyota Racing chiefs ended their first competitive run of the Toyota TS030 Hybrid satisfied with their performance, ending the first qualifying fourth and sixth fastest.
The first session of night qualifying for the 24 Hours of Le Mans ended on a high for Audi Motorsport, Andre Lotterer’s time meaning that a hybrid drive car heads the Le Mans field for the first time in the race’s history.
There were mixed emotions for the Nissan DeltaWing crew in first qualifying at Le Mans after the car showed impressive pace before being brought to an early halt when the car’s on-board fire extinguisher went off.
Andre Lotterer’s latest of late laps gave the defending 24 Hours of Le Mans winners provisional pole after the first of three two-hour qualifying sessions for the 80th edition of the famed endurance race.
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