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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Ogier leads after disaster for Loeb
Sebastien Ogier leads his home round of the World Rally Championship in France after his Citroen team-mate Sebastien Loeb suffered an early engine failure. Loeb had led through the first two stages, but then his car came to a halt on SS3.
Loeb unlikely to restart in France
Citroen team manager Sven Smeets says the French firm will not risk another possible engine failure on the Catalunya Rally to keep Sebastien Loeb in Rally de France. The seven-time champion retired from the third stage of the opening day of the rally when his engine showed signs of running high oil pressure. While the team has studied the data from the motor, after Loeb supplied the data card on his return to service in Strasbourg, no decision will be taken until the car itself returns
MINI WRC Team Rally France-Alsace Day One
MINI WRC Team 11th of 13 rounds of the FIA World Rally Championship Strasbourg, Fri, 30th September, 2011. The MINI WRC Team is leading Rally France-Alsace at the end of day one after Dani Sordo (ES) proved just how fast...
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Ecclestone: Vettel will get stronger
Sebastian Vettel has not yet reached the peak of his abilities and is set to become an even better driver in the future, reckons Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone. Although Vettel has dominated this year's world championship, and is set to clinch the title in the next race in Japan, Ecclestone thinks the German still has room for improvement.
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350 Porsches set to descend on Laguna Seca for Rennsport Reunion IV
Filed under: Motorsports, Classics, Porsche
When Porsche announced that Rennsport Reunion IV would be held at the famous Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, we knew that the triannual celebration of the marque wasn't something to be missed. We made sure our calendars were clear for the third weekend in October. Now that Rennsport is less than a month away, we have even more details about what's in store for the event.
The last time Porsche was the featured marque at the Monterey Historics, nearly 150 examples took to the track. We thought that was a lot, but it will be nothing compared to when Porschephiles from around the world descend on Laguna Seca for Rennsport. According to the organizers, no less than 350 Porsches will take part in the on-track racing, and an additional 50 historic models will be on display in the paddock, many shipped over directly from the Porsche museum in Stuttgart. In addition, the newly released 2012 Porsche 911 will be making its first North American appearance.
We'll be in Monterey for Rennsport in just a few weeks to provide you with daily live coverage, but until then you can read more about the Porsches that will be on display after the jump.
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