In an unlikely finish Saturday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Danica Patrick finished fourth , best woman result in NASCAr
Mark Martin stretched fuel mileage and simultaneously stretched his career wins lead in the Nationwide Series.
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Daily Archive: March 5, 2011
Mar 05
Martin pulls off surprise victory at Las Vegas (+result)
Mar 05
Loeb hits trouble in Mexico
Wrc.com stage summary – Stage data: SS15, Ibarrrilla 2 (29.90 kilometres)
By 2010 Rally Mexico winning co-driver Daniel Elena: “This stage is the longest of the rally. It’s a technical stage with changing of rhythm. It’s an interesting stage because some parts are narrow and slow and after it is very, very fast. It’s a good, good stage but again you have the problem if you are first on the road because you are cleaning the road and it really is not easy and the others are trying to push.”
Mar 05
Scherer drives to victory with Aluminos
Northern California operation claims first victory 2011 season debut
The 2011 season began similar to last year with Aluminos coming out on top. The professional kart racing team based in Northern California made its first start of the 2011 season at the Superkarts! USA ProKart Challenge North program at the Kinsmen Kart Club facility in Dixon, CA.
Mar 05
Ceccon and Ombra Racing together in Auto GP
Ombra Racing officially announced their first driver for the 2011 Auto GP campaign.
It’s Kevin Ceccon, a 17 years-old from Milan who was fourth in the latest season of the European F3 Open. So, After Venturini and De Jöng, another youngster joins the Auto GP grid, and with high ambitions despite the young age.
Mar 05
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Mar 05
New F1 in Schools UK champions to be crowned next at
At 2011 National finals
It’s GO, GO, GO next week for the 2011 Formula 1 in Schools Technology Challenge National Finals, being held at the Big Bang Science Fair in London. Twenty eight student teams are getting ready for this prestigious competition, having won through from Regional Finals across the UK.
Mar 05
AIM Autosport qualifies seventh for GP of Miami
Team working feverishly to overcome testing deficit
AIM Autosport’s BMW-Riley #61 will start from seventh place in tomorrow’s Grand Prix of Miami at Homestead-Miami Speedway in south Florida. AIM is launching its 2011 Grand-Am season at the second race of the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series presented by Crown Royal Cask No. 16, having missed the season opener at the end of January.
Mar 05
World-renowned ex-F1 engineer joins United Autosports’ GT3 program
Trevor Foster commits to British-based team’s future
Ultra-experienced Trevor Foster (GB) has joined United Autosports as Race Engineer & Technical Director. Foster’s illustrious career spans over 40 years, running teams in Formulae Ford 1600, 2000 and Three before working in Formula One with Tyrrell, Team Lotus, Jordan and BAR.