FIA GT Championship
Total 24 Hours of Spa 2009 - Update 2
In this second update of the Total 24 Hours of Spa 2009 a number of teams and drivers can be confirmed (or linked) to the blue ribbon event of the 2009 FIA GT Championship.[…]
Two Ford GT3s for Matech GT Racing Team at Spa
Matech GT Racing Team will be participating at the 24 Hours of Spa with two Ford GT3 race cars this year – the team has announced it on Wednesday.[…]
Sangari Team Brazil joins FIA GT Championship
Starting at the Total 24 Hours of Spa next month the FIA GT Championship will have another GT1 Corvette C6.R in its races this season. Today it was confirmed that Sangari Team Brazil will join the GT1 class for the remainder of the 2009 championship.[…]
Total 24 Hours of Spa 2009 - Update 1
We’re just a month away from the Total 24 Hours of Spa, round four of the 2009 FIA GT Championship and driver line ups and teams are slowly becoming clear.[…]
FIA confirms SRO as 2010 FIA GT promoter (UPDATE)
The World Motor Sport Council of the FIA met in Paris today. Despite all the attention on the Formula 1 problems there were several FIA GT topics on the agenda and at the end of the meeting the WMSC announced what had been decided.[…]
PK Corvette wins in the Oschersleben rain
PK Carsport’s Corvette of Mike Hezemans and Anthony Kumpen claimed a fine win in difficult conditions today in Oschersleben, their Corvette Z06 taking the win ahead of the two Vitaphone Maserati MC 12 cars, Bartels and Bertolini ahead of Müller and Ramos. After Saleen in Silverstone and Maserati in Adria, this is the third different winning make in three races. […]
First win of 2009 for AF Corse
Victorious in Oschersleben in 2007 and 2008, AF Corse made it three in a row, the Italian team claiming its first win of the season for reigning Champions Toni Vilander and Gianmaria Bruni. Bruni, second on the grid, made a good start to take the lead. […]
Second Citation Cup win for Niarchos
Chris Niarchos took his second Citation Cup victory of 2009 today with a fourth place finish in the FIA GT race at Oschersleben. The No.56 Ferrari of Andrew Kirkaldy and Rob Bell had to settle for sixth place after struggling with visibility problems for much of the race. […]
Ragginger inherits Oschersleben GT2 pole
Further to technical scrutineering, the nr 59 Trackspeed Porsche, which had set the best time in qualifying for tomorrow’s race, lost its qualifying times due to incorrect tyers and not having an airtight air box. The car will be placed at the back of the grid. This means that Martin Ragginger inherits pole position for Brixia - his second consecutive pole - ahead of AF Corse’s Gianmaria Bruni and Marco Holzer in the Prospeed Porsche.[…]
FIA GT Oschersleben - Qualifying Report
Despite some rain before the qualifying session and clouded skies the GT2 and GT1 teams qualified on a dry track. At the end of the session Vitaphone Racing Team and Trackspeed Racing were on top of the time sheets, taking pole positions for tomorrow’s race.[…]
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