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Audi R8 LMS GT4
Five trophies in French club racing: The French Ultimate Cup Series made a guest appearance at Estoril, Portugal, for its fourth event. In the first race, Julien Goujat in Team Speedcar’s Audi R8 LMS GT4 won his class ahead of Milan Competition’s Pierre Arraou in another Audi. In the second race, Arraou again finished in second position. In the third contest, Goujat was second ahead of Arraou.
Unbeaten three times: Joseph Ellerine was the measure of his class on the seventh race weekend of the G&H Transport Extreme Supercars Series in South Africa. The South African won category B in the Audi R8 LMS GT4 from MJR Motorsport in all three sprints on the Killarney circuit.
Podium in America: At the eighth round of the Trans Am club racing series, Michael Attaway stood on the podium in his class. The American steered his Audi R8 LMS GT4 to second place in the GT classification.
Audi RS 3 LMS (TCR)
Dominant weekend: The Audi privateers dominated the Coppa Italia Turismo on the fourth race weekend with five of six possible podium results. The first sprint at Vallelunga was won by Gabriele Volpato from Team BF Motorsport with a lead of more than 15 seconds ahead of Turgut Konukoglu from Bitci Racing and Sandro Pelatti from Aikoa Racing. All three drivers, as well as eight other contenders in a field of 30 cars, relied on the Audi RS 3 LMS. Gabriele Volpato remained unbeaten in the second race as well. He was eight seconds faster than pursuer Sandro Pelatti.
A decent end to the season: In the TCR Eastern Europe finale, Bartosz Groszek was the best of four Audi drivers in the field. The Pole clinched third position in the first sprint race at Brno in the Audi RS 3 LMS fielded by Aditis Racing.
Trophy for Jac Constable: The Rob Boston Racing team was again the best Audi customer squad at the sixth round of the TCR UK. Jac Constable defended third place in the first race at Donington in the Audi RS 3 LMS with a 196 thousandths of a second advantage over his pursuer.
Three trophies in Australia: Will Brown managed a strong recovery in the first race on the fifth race weekend of TCR Australia. The Australian had started the first race in tenth place in his MPC Team Liqui Moly Audi RS 3 LMS. On the Sandown circuit, he had already worked his way up to fifth place by the second lap. After further overtaking maneuvers, he finished second after 19 laps ahead of Zac Soutar, who also drove an Audi RS 3 LMS. In the second race, Lachlan Mineeff was the best Audi driver. The Australian improved from fourth on the grid to third position.
Coming up next week
14–17/09 Zandvoort (NL), round 6, Supercar Challenge
15–16/09 Padborg (DK), round 6, TCR Denmark
15–17/09 Barcelona (E), round 5, 24H Series powered by Hankook European Series
15–17/09 Indianapolis (USA), round 10, IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge
15–17/09 Monza (I), round 3, Campionato Italiano GT Endurance
15–17/09 Monza (I), round 4, TCR Italy
15–17/09 Valencia (E), round 5, GT2 European Series
15–17/09 Singapur (SGP), Invitation race Thailand Super Series
16/09 Snetterton (GB), round 5, British Endurance Championship
16–17/09 Valencia (E), round 4, GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup
16–17/09 Sugo (J), round 6, Super GT
16–17/09 Donington (GB), round 6, GT Cup Championship
