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Sunday, September 18, 2011
Lamborghini Gallardo Replacement Will Not Offer Manual Gearbox
The replacement for the Lamborghini Gallardo, which should arrive in the next two years, will not offer a traditional manual transmission, the company’s CEO Stephan Winkelmann told us at the Frankfurt auto show. The company’s recently launched Aventador supercar is sold only with a seven-speed single-clutch automated manual and the Gallardo’s successor will feature a [...]
Costa loses Paul Ricard podium
Epic Racing's Albert Costa has been disqualified from his second place in Saturday afternoon's opening Formula Renault 3.5 race at Paul Ricard after the Spaniard's car was found to be 2kg underweight. "The car is still in parc ferme at the moment so we don't know exactly why it shouldn't meet the weight or be different to my car," said Costa's team-mate Sten Pentus
Kenny Dale Irwin Jr Dale Arnold Jarrett Jimmie Kenneth Johnson Kasey Kenneth Kahne Matthew Roy Kenseth
Pirelli wants to revamp colour coding
Pirelli wants to revamp the colour coding of its tyres for next season in a bid to make it clearer for fans exactly which compounds drivers are using.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Kenseth starts Chase from pole
Matt Kenseth claimed his second pole position of the NASCAR Sprint Cup season in qualifying for Sunday's opening Chase round at Chicagoland Speedway. The Roush Fenway Racing driver confirmed the recent upturn in his qualifying form by posting a fastest lap of 29.469 seconds at an average speed of 183.243 mph, which bumped his team-mate Greg Biffle from pole and then held up as the benchmark for the rest of the session. Kenseth, who starts the Chase from fourth place as the top ranked Ford driver, has now qualified among the top 10 nine times this season but most encouragingly, his last six top-10 starts have resulted in equally solid finishes
David Carl Allison Gregory Jack Biffle David Lee Blaney Michael Duane Bliss Kurt Thomas Busch
Webber: Schumacher pushing limits
Mark Webber believes Michael Schumacher was "pushing the boundaries" during his fight with Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix. The seven-time champion was involved in an intense battle with the McLaren driver in the early parts of the Monza race while they battled for third position. Schumacher's driving was labelled as "pretty harsh" by McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh after the German changed lines more than once to defend his position
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