Glock to stay with iSport
Series front-runners iSport have completed their 2007 driver line-up by re-signing Timo Glock
The German switched to the team during the 2006 season and became an instant contender for victories.
After taking two wins with the iSport last season, Glock is targeting the championship next year.
"My half season with iSport was so good that I always wanted to continue," he said. "I have just been waiting for everything to fall into place, but next year starts at our next test."
With the three drivers that finished above Glock in the championship moving on for next year, he is a favourite for the title, but he is expecting a difficult year as new drivers join the series.
"My target is to win the championship, but we also understand that there is some very strong opposition," he said.
iSport announced Andreas Zuber as one of their drivers earlier this week, and the team now feel that they are set up very well for next year.
A statement from the team said: "We have got to know these two guys very well and they fit in so well with the team.
"Timo's track record and Andi's great potential sees the team heading into 2007 with a great deal of optimism."
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