FSR09 - Round3 - China - April 27th - 2009
Round 3 of The Formula Sim Racing 2009 season, the Chinese GP took part in Shanghai China. The team was looking to score more good points after some solid outings so far this season.
WS ACE
This was the first race to be run and was actually run a week before the others due to scheduling issues. Ace driver Tristan Bayless was looking...(more...)
STC Blue Cup – Round 3: Vallelunga- GT Pro - 25th April - 2009
The STC – Blue cup headed to Vallelunga for round 3 with the GT Pro cars taking part this time, which saw GMT-DH Racing close the gap to RPM in the standings to just 4 points.
Jack Keithley started on pole and went on to get a very strong win after losing his first place in the pits after a late and very nice pass on Mike Simian in the Flatout car, to take the teams second victory of the season after Damian Dainhumain's win in the...(more...)
GRCS6 – Round 6: Pukekohe Park Raceway - 21st April - 2009
Round 6 of the Gentelmens Racing Club Season 6 saw the series head to Pukekohe Park Raceway in New Zealand.
With Graham Carroll once again absent for the GMT-DHR – Fanatec team for the second event in a row and Mike Wrightson not finishing both races for the TrackIR team, it was left down to Jack Keithley to bring the results home...(more...)
STC Blue Cup – Round 3: Vallelunga- GT Sport - 17th April - 2009
The STC – Blue cup headed to Vallelunga for round 3 of the cup with the GT Sport cars taking part in the first race. Wet weather was forecast and it was not wrong, with rain in all the sessions just like at the last race at A1 Ring.
It was not the best of races for GMT-DHR compared to previous events, with Panu Ronkainen putting on the best display for the team finishing in 4th position behind the 2 RPM drivers and the flying David...(more...)
Breaking News: FSR WS Adv Sepang Penalties puts GMT-DHR on top - 15th April - 2009
After more Stewards investigations from the WS ADV race round 1 at Sepang, Christian Brosch & Ralf Gauß have both been disqualifed from the race after failing to use their launch control systems at the start of the race. As a result, Marko Buhin who finished 5th moves up to 4th, Teo Bubicic who finished 7th moved up to 5th and Carlos Hernandez Garcia who finished 8th moved up into 6th...(more...)
