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European F3 - Norisring: Amended results: 1 Marciello; 2 Lynn; 3 Auer; 4 Serralles; 5 Sims; 6 Derani; 7 Blomqvist; 8 Cassidy; 9 King; 10 Tincknell.
European F3 - Norisring: Correction. Rosenqvist is no longer being shown in the results. I wonder if the appeal has been withdrawn by Mucke Motorsport...
European F3 - Norisring: 1 Marciello; 2 Rosenqvist; 3 Lynn; 4 Auer; 5 Serralles; 6 Sims; 7 Derani; 8 Blomqvist; 9 Cassidy; 10 King.

European F3 - Norisring: Marciello wins, holding his nerve to beat Rosenqvist and increase his championship lead to 34.5 points over the Swede. Victory margin was 0.3s.
European F3 - Norisring: Yet another collision at Turn 1. This time it's Sven Muller making the mistake, braking far too late and torpedoing the innocent Antonio Giovinazzi.

Lucas Wolf, who goes wide to avoid the incident, pulls off at the next corner with a left-rear puncture. He could have sustained that by running over debris.
European F3 - Norisring: Latifi rides up over the back of Nissany at the final corner, breaking his right-front and left-rear corners. He toddles back to the pits.

Meanwhile Cassidy makes a great move on Tincknell for ninth at the last hairpin. What an F3 debut the young Kiwi is having! He's back to where he started.
European F3 - Norisring: Safety car pulls back in with the man on the move appearing to be Cassidy, who edges inside of Jordan King for 10th at Turn 1.

A lap later and Derani, who is braking so late at the hairpins, is almost collected by Blomqvist, who runs wide and only just prevents Tincknell getting by for eighth.
European F3 - Norisring: The order currently at past half-distance is 1 Marciello; 2 Rosenqvist; 3 Lynn; 4 Serralles; 5 Auer; 6 Sims; 7 Derani; 8 Blomqvist; 9 Tincknell; 10 King.

Cassidy, after dropping to 17th off the line, has now climbed back to 11th.
European F3 - Norisring: Safety car is out again to allow Calderon's car to be cleared away.
European F3 - Norisring: Another off. This time it's Tatiana Calderon. Oh dear. She went off the track and onto the dust on the inside while braking for Turn 1 and cannoned into Michela Cerruti, spinning the Romeo Ferraris machine.

Calderon's right-front wheel is hanging off as the Double R Driver pulls off before The Esses. Goddard had to go wide to avoid the incident.
European F3 - Norisring: Goddard and Van de Laar are both stopped at Turn 1. Replays show Goddard braked in a different postcode to the Dutchman and just t-boned him. The Van Amersfoort car was totally innocent in that one.
European F3 - Norisring: Safety car is back in again with the order on lap eight 1 Marciello; 2 Rosenqvist; 3 Lynn; 4 Serralles; 5 Auer; 6 Sims.
European F3 - Norisring: Safety car is out. Gelael hit Gilbert's Mucke machine at Turn 1 after mounting the kerbs and losing control. Gilbert is now stalled in the middle of the track.
European F3 - Norisring: Further round the first lap Zeller spins at the Esses while Carlin team-mates Kvyat and Latifi come together at the very next turn.

Cassidy's stall has dropped him to 17th.
European F3 - Norisring: Race 1 gets underway with Rosenqvist getting away slugglishly and Marciello moving ahead into Turn 1. Lynn, Serralles and Auer follow.

Cassidy stalls and is almost collected by Nissany off the line.
In case you missed it online, here's the news that AJ Allmendinger will return to the Grand-Am field with Michael Shank Racing for next weekend's race at Indianapolis.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: ...And here is the full report of the latest MotoGP practice session to be marred by a heavy crash for a championship protagonist.

Marquez fastest as Pedrosa crashes
DTM - Norisring: Here's how BMW's joint-championship leader Bruno Spengler topped practice, despite Audi dominance for much of the session.

DTM practice report online
MotoGP - Sachsenring: News at the end of the practice session was Pedrosa's X-Ray has revealed no fractures, though he will undergo further tests.
European F3 - Norisring: Some low-downforce rear-wing set-ups in evidence in the assembly area. Muller, Rudersdorf, Derani, Rosenqvist, Gilbert, Nissany, Calderon, Lewis, Goddard, Sims, Giovinazzi, van de Laar, Mardenborough, Gelael and Zeller have all gone for single-plane wings to maximise straight-line speed.
European F3 - Norisring:Felix Rosenqvist will start from pole position under appeal for race one, due off shortly. We understand it's a fuel issue, which could have put him to the back of the grid. We may not learn the result of this one for a couple of weeks...
DTM - Norisring: Practice results 1 Spengler; 2 Tambay; 3 Mortara; 4 Albuquerque; 5 Scheider; 6 Molina; 7 Rockenfeller; 8 Ekstrom; 9 Priaulx; 10 Tomczyk.
MotoGP - Sachsenring - practice results:

1 Marquez; 2 Espargaro; 3 Rossi; 4 Crutchlow; 5 Bradl; 6 Bautista; 7 Smith; 8 Hayden; 9 Iannone; 10 Dovizioso.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: Well, Espargaro was quickest for a while. Marquez improves and sets a 1m22.020s - then goes even quicker on a 1m21.903s right at the end as the flag falls. Rossi, Bautista and Crutchlow have all improved within the top 10.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: Unbelievable effort from Aleix Espargaro. He goes quickest in the session so far on 1m22.129s - that puts him third overall! Meanwhile Crutchlow has also improved his overall best, just, with a lap of 1m22.449s.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: Hector Barbera gingerly walks away after dropping his bike at Turn 11 and sliding into the gravel - mirroring Bryan Staring's incident earlier in the session.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: In terms of FP3 itself, Crutchlow and Bautista are the latest riders to dip beneath 1m23s, though both are still just off their own Friday bests.
Edoardo Mortara

Edoardo Mortara


DTM - Norisring: Things are looking good for Team Rosberg right now. Edoardo Mortara still leads the way with 10 minutes to go in free practice while team-mate Filipe Albuquerque pops up into second.

Mortara, just as his name is being typed, has a very lucky escape after scraping the wall exiting The Esses. How he didn't take off a wing mirror is a mystery.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: No improvements within the top 10, though session pacesetter Rossi is just 0.2s shy of his overall best at the moment. Meanwhile, Pedrosa is in the medical centre.
DTM - Norisring: Werner's car has made it back to the pits (thanks to a truck and a tow rope) and is now being pushed into the garage.
DTM - Norisring: Dirk Werner has stopped on the circuit just before the final hairpin. Yellow flags are out and a tow vehicle is quickly on the scene.
DTM - Norisring: Meanwhile on the track Roberto Merhi has a massive lock-up going into The Esses, misses the right-hand part of the turn altogether and goes off.

He doesn't hit anything and continues on his Merhi way (excuse the pun) back to the pits.



DTM - Norisring: Following on from yesterday, here's some more car porn from the paddock... A 1988 Mercedes 190 as raced by Roland Asch, who is here this weekend as a guest of the manufacturer.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: A big highside for the championship leader, who hadn't even set a time in the session so far.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: Pedrosa down at the exit of Turn 1. He clutched his collarbone immediately, and has lost his visor, but is walking away with the marshals.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: The riders are back on track and it seems that shower was just a scare - for now, anyway. Claudio Corti, 20th overall, proves track conditions are certainly good enough to improve as he sets a new session benchmark of 1m24.681s - that's a fraction faster than he managed yesterday.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: Spots of rain on the track and the riders are understandably frustrated. Those who ventured out return to the garages rather promptly. So the top 10 riders, who automatically progress to Q2, may well be decided...
DTM - Norisring: As MotoGP gets underway, elsewhere in Germany we have reached the halfway stage. Here's the top 10:

1 Mortara; 2 Ekstrom; 3 Wittmann; 4 Molina; 5 Green; 6 Albuquerque; 7 Tambay; 8 Paffett; 9 Wickens; 10 Tomczyk.
MotoGP - Sachsenring: Green flag, and out come the riders for the third MotoGP practice session - the final one which counts towards qualifying.

By: Sam Tremayne, Peter Mills, Marcus Simmons, Jamie O'Leary, Mark Glendenning, Matt Beer, Scott Mitchell, Andrew van de Burgt

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