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FR3.5 - Nurburgring: No action taken regarding the incidents further back in the pack on that opening lap. But the Turn 1 investigation is ongoing, and we've had a new message from race control that it's now being investigated as an "incident between cars 1 and 4" - that's Sainz and Rowland.
No mention of Tunjo, who locked up on the inside and damaged his front wing by clipping Rowland.
No mention of Tunjo, who locked up on the inside and damaged his front wing by clipping Rowland.
Trophy
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Aegerter dives past Kallio on the very last laps and grabs his maiden victory!
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Last chance for Aegerter, he starts the final lap a tenth behind Kallio.
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: 18 mins + 1 lap to go here and Merhi and Vaxiviere pit from the front. Both have clean stops, so they retain their positions.
Order after pitstops: 1 Merhi; 2 Vaxiviere; 3 Stockinger; 4 Sirotkin; 5 Amberg; 6 Fantin; 7 Nato; 8 Stevens; 9 Gasly; 10 Buller.
Order after pitstops: 1 Merhi; 2 Vaxiviere; 3 Stockinger; 4 Sirotkin; 5 Amberg; 6 Fantin; 7 Nato; 8 Stevens; 9 Gasly; 10 Buller.

Esteban Ocon
European F3 - Moscow Raceway: As a postscript to Esteban Ocon's domination in Russia, it's worth us plugging this week's AUTOSPORT magazine, which has a two-page feature on the young Frenchman. It tells the story of a lad from a relatively humble background - his parents spent a pittance on his karting career - rising onto the F1 radar through talent, dedication and being a great guy to work with. Available this Thursday.
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: Fourth-placed Sirotkin was the first of the leaders to come in, as he was getting held up by Stockinger. Lotus reacts to that stop by bringing in Stockinger one lap later, and he just about fends Sirotkin off.
Crash
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Sometime MotoGP racer Alex de Angelis has crashed in the sweeping downhill 'Waterfall' section, and his bike is in the middle of the road.
Some very brave marshals have managed to retrieve it. Dicey stuff as that happened after a very fast and very blind crest.
Some very brave marshals have managed to retrieve it. Dicey stuff as that happened after a very fast and very blind crest.
Breaking news
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: No surprise to learn that all of those first lap incidents are under investigation. We're yet to get a decent look at the second collision, which occurred between Turns 2 and 3.
Pitstops have started for those that are still in the race, although most of the leaders are understandably staying out and making the most of clear air.
Pitstops have started for those that are still in the race, although most of the leaders are understandably staying out and making the most of clear air.
Moto2 - Sachsenring: More frustration for the home crowd as the race's other German star Sandro Cortese (the German with the Italian name) follows countryman Jonas Folger into retiring with mechanical problems.
Stick with it, German fans, your man Stefan Bradl has looked very quick indeed in every MotoGP session this weekend.
Stick with it, German fans, your man Stefan Bradl has looked very quick indeed in every MotoGP session this weekend.
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Kallio still can't shake off Aegerter as we go into the final third of the race.
Points leader Rabat has muscled his way up to third place now, with Corsi, the flying Vinales and Morbidelli still on his tail.
Points leader Rabat has muscled his way up to third place now, with Corsi, the flying Vinales and Morbidelli still on his tail.
Green flag
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: We're racing again here. Race leader Merhi made a bit of a mess of the restart by accelerating way too early and catching the safety car before it had even reached the final chicane.
However, he backed the field up again, and when he finally went for it only second-placed Vaxiviere reacted, leaving his Lotus team-mate Stockinger napping in third. Sirotkin and Amberg complete the top five at the moment.
However, he backed the field up again, and when he finally went for it only second-placed Vaxiviere reacted, leaving his Lotus team-mate Stockinger napping in third. Sirotkin and Amberg complete the top five at the moment.

Toomas Heikkinen
World RX - Mettet: Peugeot driver Timmy Hansen was fastest in heat four at the sixth round of the World Rallycross Championship at Mettet in Belgium as rain fell.
Toomas Heikkinen (pictured) was second to top the Intermediate Classification, ahead of Marklund VW team-mate Anton Marklund.
Johan Kristoffersson was again fast and lines up third after the four heats, while Petter Solberg was fourth fastest, the same position he holds heading into the semi finals.
Notable names to miss the top 12 and qualification for the semis include Francios Duval, Edward Sandstrom, Jacques Villeneuve and championship frontrunner Andreas Bakkerud, who failed to finish all but one heat race in Belgium.
Top six heat four:
1 Timmy Hansen
2 Toomas Heikkinen
3 Johan Kristoffersson
4 Petter Solberg
5 Henning Solberg
6 Liam Doran
Semi final qualifiers:
1 Toomas Heikkinen
2 Anton Marklund
3 Johan Kristoffersson
4 Petter Solberg
5 Robin Larsson
6 Pontus Tidemand
7 Timmy Hansen
8 Timur Timerzyanov
9 Reinis Nitiss
10 Liam Doran
11 Peter Hedstrom
12 Davy Jeanney
Yellow flag
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: It was the slightest of contacts between Tunjo and Rowland, and it's hard to judge if Sainz - who was on the outside of them both - would have been clipped by Rowland anyway.
Those incidents have given another title contender - Pierre Gasly - a shot at making up some ground in the title race. He started on the back row, but is already in the points running 10th.
Those incidents have given another title contender - Pierre Gasly - a shot at making up some ground in the title race. He started on the back row, but is already in the points running 10th.
Yellow flag
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: It's a mess of a start here, two multi-car incidents mean we only have 16 of the 22 cars still running behind the safety car.
The big story is that points leader Sainz is out, and so is one of his main rivals in Rowland. Both were on the outside of a slow-starting Tunjo into Turn 1, and the Colombian locked up, tagging Rowland into a spin.
That also pushed the Briton into Sainz, who was spun into the gravel. Rowland made it back to the pits, but his suspension is too damaged and he is out as well.
Several other cars then got caught up in a clash between Turns 2 and 3, so we've lost a few midfield runners as well.
The big story is that points leader Sainz is out, and so is one of his main rivals in Rowland. Both were on the outside of a slow-starting Tunjo into Turn 1, and the Colombian locked up, tagging Rowland into a spin.
That also pushed the Briton into Sainz, who was spun into the gravel. Rowland made it back to the pits, but his suspension is too damaged and he is out as well.
Several other cars then got caught up in a clash between Turns 2 and 3, so we've lost a few midfield runners as well.
Crash
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Zarco has crashed the Caterham bike and it's now well ablaze in the gravel trap.
Zarco walks away from his burning bike. He'd just lost sixth to Vinales.
Very dramatic replays of Zarco's bike tumbling through the gravel in what is basically a fireball - very unusual to see that.
Zarco walks away from his burning bike. He'd just lost sixth to Vinales.
Very dramatic replays of Zarco's bike tumbling through the gravel in what is basically a fireball - very unusual to see that.
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Having a 26-point championship lead is obviously giving Rabat some confidence - he's having a ferociously close battle for third with Corsi and in particular Morbidelli.
Kallio is still just ahead of Aegerter in the lead, and it hasn't rained yet.
Local favourite Jonas Folger is out, and very unimpressed with whatever his mechanical problem was. He had been at the foot of the top 20 anyway.
Kallio is still just ahead of Aegerter in the lead, and it hasn't rained yet.
Local favourite Jonas Folger is out, and very unimpressed with whatever his mechanical problem was. He had been at the foot of the top 20 anyway.
Green flag
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: Formation lap is underway, with 21 of the 22 cars getting off the line. Newcomer Cameron Twynham stalls, but his Comtec mechanics get the car fired up and he's on his way to catch up to the tail of the field.

Brad Keselowski
NASCAR - New Hampshire: Brad Keselowski had a perfect day on Saturday.
He topped both Sprint Cup practice sessions, then took Nationwide pole and dominated that race. The only thing that went wrong all day was when he dropped the American flag while doing victory burnouts (pictured).
Kyle Busch was Keselowski's main opponent in the Nationwide race, and he'll be the man to beat in today's Cup round too, having taken pole on Friday.
Keselowski starts only seventh for that one, with Jimmie Johnson alongside Busch on the front row, and watch for Tony Stewart - yet to win since last year's leg injury - in fourth on the grid.
We won't be covering the Cup race on Race Centre Live, but watch out for the race report on our news pages tonight.
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Rabat just went very, very, very wide in a failed bid to repass Morbidelli. He somehow gets back on line still ahead of Zarco.
One place gained for Rabat now as Torres has a massive crash out of fifth place. He's unhurt.
Kallio continues to lead, though Aegerter is still on his tail. Vinales has got up to ninth.
One place gained for Rabat now as Torres has a massive crash out of fifth place. He's unhurt.
Kallio continues to lead, though Aegerter is still on his tail. Vinales has got up to ninth.
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Now it's Johann Zarco challenging Rabat for sixth. Zarco's Caterham MotoGP team is still owned by Tony Fernandes, unlike the Caterham Formula 1 team.
Caterham's motorbike racing effort got off to a low-key start, and Zarco's team-mate Josh Herrin has had a miserable, crash and injury packed, first season in the world championship after coming across as AMA champion, but Zarco is now a consistent frontrunner again. But will Fernandes stay involved?
Caterham's motorbike racing effort got off to a low-key start, and Zarco's team-mate Josh Herrin has had a miserable, crash and injury packed, first season in the world championship after coming across as AMA champion, but Zarco is now a consistent frontrunner again. But will Fernandes stay involved?
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: The pits are open and drivers are making their way around to the grid. After this morning's wet qualifying session the track is dry at the moment, but it's a windy day here and there's always a chance of some rain blowing in.
Roberto Merhi starts on pole today, with Oscar Tunjo putting in a surprise performance to take second, bumping title contenders Carlos Sainz Jr and Oliver Rowland back to third and fourth.
Roberto Merhi starts on pole today, with Oscar Tunjo putting in a surprise performance to take second, bumping title contenders Carlos Sainz Jr and Oliver Rowland back to third and fourth.
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Kallio grabs the lead from Aegerter on the second lap, with Torres then demoting the Swiss rider to third briefly.
Rabat is losing ground - he's dropped to sixth behind Simone Corsi and Franco Morbidelli.
Rabat is losing ground - he's dropped to sixth behind Simone Corsi and Franco Morbidelli.
Lights out
Moto2 - Sachsenring: Aegerter holds the lead ahead of Kallio, while Rabat makes a bad getaway and it takes some late braking into Turn 1 to stay as high as fourth. Jordi Torres nips into third.
Green flag
Moto2 - Sachsenring: The bikes are off on their formation lap, and we've got a first-time poleman in the ever-improving Dominique Aegerter.
Championship leader Tito Rabat is back in third, behind Marc VDS team-mate and title pursuer Mika Kallio.
Moto3 champion and title outsider Maverick Vinales is way down in 13th, while Assen winner Anthony West is 25th, which is standard for his and QMMF's qualifying form in the dry.
Championship leader Tito Rabat is back in third, behind Marc VDS team-mate and title pursuer Mika Kallio.
Moto3 champion and title outsider Maverick Vinales is way down in 13th, while Assen winner Anthony West is 25th, which is standard for his and QMMF's qualifying form in the dry.
Moto3 - Sachsenring: This is how Jack Miller's win has opened out his points lead, helped by Alex Marquez only managing fourth, and both Romano Fenati and Alex Rins ending their races in the gravel.
Championship standings after nine of 18 rounds:
1 Jack Miller 142
2 Alex Marquez 123
3 Efren Vazquez 112
4 Romano Fenati 110
5 Alex Rins 110
6 Isaac Vinales 90
(25 points for a win)
Full 2014 Moto3 data on FORIX
Championship standings after nine of 18 rounds:
1 Jack Miller 142
2 Alex Marquez 123
3 Efren Vazquez 112
4 Romano Fenati 110
5 Alex Rins 110
6 Isaac Vinales 90
(25 points for a win)
Full 2014 Moto3 data on FORIX

Roberto Merhi
FR3.5 - Nurburgring: The first of our headline events today isn't far away, with the second Formula Renault 3.5 race from the Nurburgring just under half an hour from now.
Red Bull's rising star Carlos Sainz Jr won yesterday amid a late rain shower, and there was a wet track again this morning for second qualifying - mastered by ex-DTM man and 2011 European F3 champion Roberto Merhi.
Nurburgring Formula Renault 3.5 qualifying two report
Rain
MotoGP - Sachsenring: No rain yet, but very dark clouds gathering overhead as the Moto2 field arrives on the grid.
That's probably good news for the Moto2 race - this Tito Rabat-dominated season hasn't been as thrilling as last year's Pol Espargaro/Scott Redding shootout so far, but rain really turned things upside down at Assen a fortnight ago, with ex-Kawasaki MotoGP racer Anthony West winning for underdog squad QMMF.
That's probably good news for the Moto2 race - this Tito Rabat-dominated season hasn't been as thrilling as last year's Pol Espargaro/Scott Redding shootout so far, but rain really turned things upside down at Assen a fortnight ago, with ex-Kawasaki MotoGP racer Anthony West winning for underdog squad QMMF.
Breaking news
European F3 - Moscow: Two out of two for Esteban Ocon in Russia this weekend now, and the even better news for the Lotus protege is that his main title rival Max Verstappen retired from this morning's race.
Here's the full report and results from AUTOSPORT's junior single-seater expert MARCUS SIMMONS:
Moscow European F3 race two report
Here's the full report and results from AUTOSPORT's junior single-seater expert MARCUS SIMMONS:
Moscow European F3 race two report
Checkered flag
Moto3 - Sachsenring - results:
1 Jack Miller
2 Brad Binder
3 Alexis Masbou
4 Alex Marquez
5 Danny Kent
6 Efren Vazquez
7 John McPhee
8 Isaac Vinales
9 Matteo Ferrari
10 Juanfran Guevara
Great stuff from young Scotsman McPhee - 27th on the grid to seventh.
1 Jack Miller
2 Brad Binder
3 Alexis Masbou
4 Alex Marquez
5 Danny Kent
6 Efren Vazquez
7 John McPhee
8 Isaac Vinales
9 Matteo Ferrari
10 Juanfran Guevara
Great stuff from young Scotsman McPhee - 27th on the grid to seventh.
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Jack Miller celebrates by parking, climbing over the barriers and up a steep grass bank to greet some fans, then sliding back down the bank exactly like most kids in the world want to do when offered a big, steep, slippery grass bank.
Trophy
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Miller wins for the first time since Le Mans in May, in a huge boost for his title bid.
Even better for Miller, Marquez gets shoved down to fourth at the final corner as Masbou secures only his second podium in 11 years. Binder's second place is his maiden rostrum.
Even better for Miller, Marquez gets shoved down to fourth at the final corner as Masbou secures only his second podium in 11 years. Binder's second place is his maiden rostrum.
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Onto the last lap, Miller is 0.173s ahead of Binder for the lead, and Marquez is still getting massive headaches from Masbou for third.
Crash
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Niccolo Antonelli does a lot of crashing. He's just done some more. This time though he did it while sixth rather than while nowhere, so that'll please his boss Fausto Gresini even less.
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Much better for Marquez - he zips past both Kent and Masbou back into third into Turn 1.
But with three laps to go, do Miller and Binder now have enough of a gap?
But with three laps to go, do Miller and Binder now have enough of a gap?
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Not going well for Marquez: he retook third from Masbou, then got too close to the back of Binder several corners later and had to run wide, letting both Kent and Masbou past him.
So with four laps left, Miller leads and of his title rivals Marquez is fifth, Vazquez seventh and both Rins and Fenati out.
So with four laps left, Miller leads and of his title rivals Marquez is fifth, Vazquez seventh and both Rins and Fenati out.
Moto3 - Sachsenring: The top five bikes are right together again with six laps left, and Masbou just grabbed third from Marquez.
Crash
Moto3 - Sachsenring: The 13-bike battle for sixth has been remarkably clean so far, but top contenders Karel Hanika (Miller's team-mate and fellow Red Bull protege) and Miguel Oliveira just collided at the bottom of the hill. Both are OK.
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Kent and Marquez continue to swap third, and this time as Marquez gets it back, Masbou follows him to push Kent down to fifth.
Binder is still all over the back of Miller for the lead as Marquez tries to chase them down again.
Fenati has been seen walking through the paddock, so looks like he has escaped injury from that nasty crash.
Binder is still all over the back of Miller for the lead as Marquez tries to chase them down again.
Fenati has been seen walking through the paddock, so looks like he has escaped injury from that nasty crash.
European F3 - Moscow Raceway: So it's an easy win for Ocon, from Fuoco, Blomqvist, Auer, King, Dennis, Rosenqvist, Latifi, van de Laar and Menezes.
Moto3 - Sachsenring: Marquez takes third back from Kent at the bottom of the hill. He's got a 0.7s gap to close now to rejoin Miller and Binder and there are still 11 laps to go.
By: Matt Beer, Marcus Simmons, Glenn Freeman, Andrew van Leeuwen, Dan Cross
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