Record grid ready for new season as 2018 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia launches new season.
GT Cup runners-up Johnny Mowlem and Bonamy Grimes will transition to prototypes in 2018, co-driving a Ligier-Nissan in the LMP3 Cup Championship.
Dale Wood doubles up in Melbourne as Roger Lago’s Pro-Am win streak comes to an end.
Dominant performance from Wood as startline chaos takes out Hill and Gilbertson in Melbourne.
After finishing the year in seventh place, the 2014 Carrera Cup GB champion is back for another assault at the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup title.
Sahara Force India F1 Team simulator and development driver Nick Yelloly heads up three car Porsche Supercup entry for Fach Auto Tech.
Team Parker Racing set the fastest time over the two days at Circuit Paul Ricard for the Blancpain GT Series test.
Alex Davison will make his World Endurance Championship debut with Gulf Racing for the 2018/19 season
Ginetta GT5 Challenge regular Matt Palmer will return, though breaks from being a privateer to join Assetto Motorsport
Neither Acura Team Penske saw the chequered flag in the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring but Ricky Taylor feels there are still positives to take away from the event.
The BMW Motorsport Director was pleased not only with the result at Sebring but with the improved Balance of Performance levels in the GT Le Mans class.
Alexander Sims, Connor De Phillippi and Bill Auberlen were competitive throughout the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, and were rewarded with a second place finish.
Nick Tandy, Patrick Pilet and Frédéric Makowiecki were victorious in the GT Le Mans class in the 2018 Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring on Saturday.
After being in contention for at least a podium finish at Sebring, a slow final pit stop, causing by a clutch and battery problem, left the #55 Mazda down in sixth at the chequered flag.
The Frenchman was on course for a strong result at Sebring before getting onto the marbles at turn seventeen and hitting the wall hard, ending the #90 cars day.
Bryan Sellers, Madison Snow and Corey Lewis ensured Paul Miller Racing left Sebring with the winning trophies on Saturday night.
The Scotsman has lambasted the Balance of Performance levels at Sebring, feeling any of the LMP2’s were never in contention against the DPi’s.
