Lola is to build an all-electric racing car in conjunction with established sportscar team Drayson Racing Technologies.
Source: http://www.iracing.com/inracingnews/3rdparty/lola-drayson-to-build-electric-car/
07/13/2011
Button mystified by ?massive? gap
Jenson Button admitted it was not easy to accept what he labelled as a "massive" gap to the fastest cars in qualifying for the British Grand Prix. Button will start his home race from fifth position, a place he was not unhappy about, but the Briton conceded finishing over 1.5 seconds off pole position was just not good enough. "I don't know what to make of that," said Button.
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Kyle Busch wins first Kentucky event
Kyle Busch held off a late charge from reigning champion Jimmie Johnson to make history as the winner of Saturday night's inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Kentucky Speedway. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver started from pole position, led the most laps but had to defend his lead on the final two-lap sprint against Johnson.
Source: http://www.iracing.com/inracingnews/nascar-news/nascar/kyle-busch-wins-first-kentucky-event/
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07/12/2011
Carl Edwards, No. 60 Fastenal / Lenox Ford Mustang New Hampshire Motor Speedway Preview
No. 60 Fastenal Ford Mustang (Carl Edwards) - Photo Credit: Chris Graythen / Getty Images for NASCAR Carl Edwards ? New England 200 Advance Team: No. 60 Fastenal / Lenox Ford Mustang Crew Chief: Mike Beam Chassis: RK-610 ? last ran in Richmond ? Finished 25th RK ? 596 ? New NW chassis Races Wins...more»
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FIA backtracks on diffuser clampdown
Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, has decided to backtrack on its blown diffuser clampdown following days of controversy over the matter. The FIA said on Saturday afternoon that if all Formula 1 teams agree, the clampdown will be withdrawn from the next race in Germany
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Pedrosa says Sachsenring will help him
Dani Pedrosa believes the nature and layout of Sachsenring will help his chances of a strong finish on the weekend.
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Williamson takes maiden GP3 win
McLaren AUTOSPORT BRDC Award winner Lewis Williamson scored his first-ever GP3 victory on the morning of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The MW Arden driver, who started from second on the grid, made a terrible getaway and was fourth on the run to Abbey, behind leader Dean Smith (Addax), James Calado (ART) and Nick Yelloly (Atech CRS). But Williamson made a fantastic recovery, passing Yelloly on the way into Abbey and then taking advantage as Smith and Calado compromised each other's lines through Village
Source: http://www.iracing.com/inracingnews/3rdparty/williamson-takes-maiden-gp3-win/
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Why Jessica Rides
Here?s the 13th portrait in Streetsblog?s weekly ?Why I Ride? series.
Photo copyright Dmitry Gudkov
Jessica is the fitness editor for Prevention magazine. She’s lived in New York for ten years, but has only been commuting from Brooklyn to Manhattan for the last couple of months. Not that she hasn’t been riding. She’s ticked up countless laps [...]
Source: http://www.streetsblog.org/2011/07/08/why-jessica-rides/
Williams blames poor wet pace
Williams felt it was quick enough in the dry to get a good result in the British Grand Prix, but felt it lost too much time in the wet part of the race to recover into the points. Rubens Barrichello and Pastor Maldonado finished only 13th and 14th, despite the latter qualifying seventh. "It was quite difficult for us today especially with the light rain shortly before the start," said Maldonado.
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Rankings: Franchitti into top five
Dario Franchitti moved into the Castrol EDGE Driver Rankings top five for the very first time courtesy of a controversial win in Toronto. The defending IndyCar champion tipped race leader Will Power into a spin late in the race before going on to claim a fourth win of the season - allowing him to vault Power and Briton Lewis Hamilton for fifth spot. Power (7) was able to resume the race but was involved in a later incident and was forced to retire, his subsequent loss of points dropping him one place to seventh
Source: http://www.iracing.com/inracingnews/indycar-news/indycar/rankings-franchitti-into-top-five/
