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MotoGP - Aragon: Determined starts from Valentino Rossi and Cal Crutchlow this morning as they set the early warm-up pace. Practicing early-race charges?
Good morning from AUTOSPORT Race Centre Live for Sunday September 29 2013.
We'll have live video from the FIA GT Series at Navarra in around half an hour, and the DTM race later on today too.
Already on track now are the MotoGP bikes at Aragon, where warm-up has just commenced.
We'll have live video from the FIA GT Series at Navarra in around half an hour, and the DTM race later on today too.
Already on track now are the MotoGP bikes at Aragon, where warm-up has just commenced.
Thanks for having tuned in today. We'll be back tomorrow for a lot more racing action from all over the world! See you then!
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Hartley and Hirschi take the victory from Klien and Gachnang, but Signatech take the championship courtesy of fourth place for Ragues and Panciatici.
Griffin and Mowlem take another GTE victory to seal the title for Ram.
Griffin and Mowlem take another GTE victory to seal the title for Ram.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Gachnang takes second position and then defends aggressively down the start-finish straight.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: JMW's assault went off the rails early but Bertolini is out to to spoil Ram's party and prevent a one-two for the British team. He's right with Jeannette in the second Ram Ferrari.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Gachnang is nibbling into Dolan's advantage and looks on to snatch second.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Dolan is holding the gap to Gachnang.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: The final stops are over, and Hartley leads Dolan by 9s with Gachnang 4s back.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Meanwhile, Marciello non-scores with 16th place, after losing a place to Dennis van de Laar while trying to pass Nissany. Similar long faces for Jann Mardenborough, who had already dropped from a midfield spot to last, and chucked it in the barriers on the final lap.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Kvyat just gets verdict for third from King, Derani and Tincknell very close in fifth and sixth, and Muller seventh. Blomqvist, Gilbert and Sims complete the top 10, with Latifi also getting a point.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Rosenqvist holds on to win by 0.7s from Lynn.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Leading duo now just 0.8s apart.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Just when we thought this was all over, Lynn has taken 0.6s out of Rosenqvist's lead in two laps.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Mowlem leads Bertolini by 18s in GTE, but we don't have a race on our hands. The JMW Ferrari is due a pitstop.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Hartley is the first of the leaders to make his final stop, not that that is going to have any bearing on the result here.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Marciello is still mired in 16th and can't find a way past Roy Nissany.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Rosenqvist has a cosy 1.7s over Lynn, but King is shadowing Kvyat for third.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Hartley has pulled 4s on Dolan in two laps. Gachnang spun after nudging the Jota car as Hartley went past and spun. She's 11s behind and having to play catch-up all over again.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Serralles has had an almost identical shunt to this morning, but in a different corner.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Rosenqvist gets restart right again, still leading Lynn, Kvyat. King just holds off Derani for fourth.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: The top three are together and Hartley gains a position first, easing past Gachnang before taking the lead from Dolan inside a lap.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Lucas Wolf spins, and Marciello has to take to the grass in avoidance. Sadly, overzealous safety car triggerfinger means we're under caution again, even though marshals push-started Wolf.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Gachnang is right with Dolan, with Hartley 4s back.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Rosenqvist has the gap out to 1.6s and Lynn is similarly secure in second.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Cracking restart from Rosenqvist. Muller has passed Blomqvist for seventh.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Lights are off on the safety car.
European F3 - Zandvoort: If things stay as they are, Rosenqvist is going to be only 34.5 points adrift of Marciello in the championship.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: After 60 laps and a shade over two hours, Dolan leads by 9s from Gachnang, with Hartley a further 10s back. The numbers suggest that the top three positions are going to be reversed before the end of the race.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Big news for the championship is that Marciello looks to have stalled at the start. He is way down in 19th.
European F3 - Zandvoort: And we have a safety car... Antonio Giovinazzi and Eddie Cheever came together at Gerlachbocht and Cheever is up against the barrier.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Rosenqvist rockets away, while Lynn gets the jump on Kvyat for 2nd. Next are King, Derani and Tincknell.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: Gachnang is continuing to make inroads into Dolan's lead - it's down to 12s. The Morand driver, however, is all but matching Hartley's times.
European F3 - Zandvoort: The cars have just set off on their green-flag lap.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: The top three are concertinaring. Gachnang is closing on Dolan by three seconds a lap and Hartley is closing on her by a second a lap.
European F3 - Zandvoort: The race is reduced from 35 minutes to 30 because of the delays.
European F3 - Zandvoort: Rosenqvist has the upper hand among the leading runners in terms of tyre usage. He used older Hankooks all round in this morning's race so his maximum points score, behind the unregistered Kvyat, was a tremendous performance.
ELMS - Paul Ricard: The driver changes are all done out front, and Dolan leads Gachnang by 32s. Hartley is a further 15s back.
European F3 - Zandvoort: At last the cars are on their way to the grid. After this morning's race, Felix Rosenqvist has cut the gap to points leader Raffaele Marciello to 59.5. The Swede starts on pole for this one, with Daniil Kvyat alongside. The second row is Alex Lynn and Jordan King, the third is Harry Tincknell and Pipo Derani, and the fourth is Marciello with Sven Muller.
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