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Just as the first 55-lap stage came to an end with William Byron as the winner, rain - which had been threatening - began coming down hard. Read Also:William Byron holds off Logano for Stage 1 win at TalladegaNASCAR immediately put out the red flag and brought cars down pit road, without giving them a chance to pit. The track has no lights so the heavy rain and ...Keep reading...
The Texas-based team had not competed in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship since the season-opening Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona, although this trio of drivers did take GTE Pro victory in the 24 Hours of Le Mans this year, driving AF Corse’s Ferrari 488.However, Risi Competizione – which now has five wins in this event – proved an immediate threat to the GT Le Mans class ...Keep reading...
Rea led from pole position and quickly pulled away from the duo of Bautista and Toprak Razgatlioglu as the pair of them traded places on the opening lap.His lead was up to one second in two laps and he didnt seem troubled until he ran wide at the end of the main straight, losing just enough time for Bautista to move ahead.But Rea was all over Bautista almost instantly and made a move at ...Keep reading...
Byron had gotten to the lead on Lap 51 of 55 with the help of his Hendrick Motorsports teammates only to see Logano pull ahead on Lap 54.Byron powered around him as the field came to the checkered flag. Logano ended up second, Alex Bowman was third, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was fourth and Brad Keselowski completed the top-five.Rain began coming down hard at the end of the stage and the race was ...Keep reading...
The WSR driver recovered 19 places to finish sixth having slipped past Cammish, who then suffered a car failure on lap 13 of 15 and spun backwards into a tyre wall.It takes Turkington equal with Andy Rouse as a four-time BTCC champion, winning by two points as Andrew Jordan and Cammish tie in the standings.It was fellow BMW driver Stephen Jelley who led during the early part of the race ...Keep reading...
After six riders opted to sit out the first race of the weekend over dangerous track conditions on Saturday, a full WSBK field lined up for the 10-lap sprint contest.Kawasaki’s Rea leaped up to second off the line behind Race 1 winner and poleman Bautista and ahead of Puccetti Kawasaki counterpart Toprak Razgatlioglu.Bautista’s lead was short-lived, however, as Rea scythed up the ...Keep reading...