The Checkered Flag reviews an enthralling season of Porsche Mobil1 Supercup action, in which three Porsche Junior drivers tussled for the crown.
Sven Müller claimed his second one-make Porsche title of 2016, despite a cautious race in Austin to round-off Supercup 2016.
Heartbreak in Austin as Matteo Cairoli loses victory to mechanical maladies, and Sven Müller places one hand on the crown.
Drama from the first to the last lap and a championship battle on a knife-edge…
Sven Müller should have claimed victory at Spa-Francorchamps. He started from pole-position, and had his Lechner Racing machine dancing around the Ardennes forest. Mathieu Jaminet had other ideas…
Matteo Cairoli is back in contention for the Porsche Mobil1 Supercup, after a race in which he was beaten by his main rival…
Müller on the March, Jaminet in a Jam, Cairoli in a Crisis: Why Hungary changed everything.
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What was a three horse race, was starting to look like a two horse race post-Silverstone. It is now looking all the more like a one-horse demonstration.
A race in typical British summer weather, with a title fight hotting up and British drivers showing their talent at Silverstone.
A fascinating day at Silverstone and a first Supercup pole-position for the Frenchman…
Here come the Brits… All twelve of them for the British GP’s star support race.
Onwards we go to Silverstone with a championship dynamic in flux. Müller now seems to have the momentum but Cairoli was arguably the fastest driver in Austria… So how did he lose victory?
Cairoli is king of the castle for now, but his rivals are ready to pounce at even the slightest slip-up.
A familiar question but a new face… Plus how Supercup 250 surprised.
249 races strong and this weekend in Monaco the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup turns 250 races old. Here is why it will be a thriller…
One man at the front this weekend, Matteo Cairoli lays down his championship marker.
A slimline entry with some big names missing and Carrera Cup converts.
Another big name from the Porsche Carrera Cup GB graduates, as Paul Rees moves on to the Porsche Mobil1 Supercup.
