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Auto GP - Donington: The top four are separated by just 2.4s on lap seven. Van Buuren leads, de Jong. Giovesi and Campana.
Narain Karthikeyan is the highest placed driver to have pitted in 10th.
Narain Karthikeyan is the highest placed driver to have pitted in 10th.
WEC - Interlagos: Turner is by Kobayashi to take third in GTE Pro. Great move!
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Gianni Morbidelli
Superstars - Donington: It's now very tight at the top in Superstars. Full report and results from Gianni Morbidelli's hard-earned win:
Donington Park Superstars race two report
Auto GP - Donington: Van Buuren has extended a 1.5s lead, but the fastest man on the circuit is 10th-placed Karthikeyan.
WEC - Interlagos: Mixed fortunes for G-Drive/Delta-ADR. Conway leads in one of its ORECA-Nissans, while the other car has lost time in the pits with a change of spark plugs.
Auto GP - Donington: Daniel de Jong's pitstop from second has not gone to plan.
Trouble changing the left-rear has resulted in a lengthy delay that has ruined the Dutchman's podium hopes.
Trouble changing the left-rear has resulted in a lengthy delay that has ruined the Dutchman's podium hopes.
MotoGP - Silverstone: This is how things stand in MotoGP after Jorge Lorenzo struck back for Yamaha in Britain.
Championship standings after 12 of 18 rounds:
1 Marc Marquez 233
2 Dani Pedrosa 203
3 Jorge Lorenzo 194
4 Valentino Rossi 156
5 Cal Crutchlow 136
6 Stefan Bradl 113
(25 points for a win)
Full season statistics on FORIX
Championship standings after 12 of 18 rounds:
1 Marc Marquez 233
2 Dani Pedrosa 203
3 Jorge Lorenzo 194
4 Valentino Rossi 156
5 Cal Crutchlow 136
6 Stefan Bradl 113
(25 points for a win)
Full season statistics on FORIX
WEC - Interlagos: Turner takes second in GTE Pro from team-mate Lamy. The problem is Bruni is 6s up the road in the Ferrari.
Auto GP - Donington: Van Buuren pits from the lead on lap 16. It is a good stop, but the Dutchman has lost a position to early pitter Narain Karthikeyan who has consistently been the fastest man on track.
Yellow flag
WEC - Interlagos: Sarrazin has crashed the Toyota out of third place on the exit of the Senna Esses. One of the Lotus LMP2s was involved.
WEC - Interlagos: Sarrazin is out of the car and pulling bodywork off the front in his efforts to get the car back to the pits. Heads are being shaken in the Toyota pit.
Auto GP - Donington: Karthikeyan leads van Buuren at the start of the last lap.
Campana has dropped from second to sixth after running wide at the Old Hairpin when wheel-to-wheel with van Buuren.
Campana has dropped from second to sixth after running wide at the Old Hairpin when wheel-to-wheel with van Buuren.
Yellow flag
WEC - Interlagos: Sarrazin hasn't gone anywhere in the Toyota. Looks like he hasn't given up as yet.
Checkered flag
Auto GP - Donington: Narain Karthikeyan has claimed his fourth Auto GP victory of the season at Donington.
1 Karthikeyan; 2 Van Buuren; 3 Giovesi; 4 Ghirelli; 5 Sato; 6 Campana.
1 Karthikeyan; 2 Van Buuren; 3 Giovesi; 4 Ghirelli; 5 Sato; 6 Campana.
WEC - Interlagos: Toyota are packing up their pit and the TS030 has been pulled away to the side of the circuit. Now it's an Audi versus Audi, but then it probably always was.
WEC - Interlagos: Both Audis into the pits during this safety-car period. Both take a new set of Michelins.
WEC - Interlagos: In-car footage suggests that Dominik Kraihamer in the Lotus lost it as Sarrazin was passing him on the outside. Bit of a strange one.
WEC - Interlagos: Prost is leading in the Rebellion car. This is the team's big chance of an overall podium - Heidfeld says they'll be playing it safe in pursuit of silverware.
WEC - Interlagos: Rebellion's moment of glory comes to an end with its first pitstop.
No sign yet of an end to the safety-car period. Stacks of tyres are still being shunted around on the exit of Turn 3.
No sign yet of an end to the safety-car period. Stacks of tyres are still being shunted around on the exit of Turn 3.
WEC - Interlagos The safety car is still out after approximately 50 minutes. The two Audis have now made their seconds stops under yellow, with Kristensen and Lotterer taking over their respective cars.
WEC - Interlagos: The Audi stops mean that Heidfeld is back in the lead. More crucially, #1 has leapfrogged #2 in the pits.
WEC - Interlagos: At last! The safety car is about to come in after a good 50 minutes.
WEC - Interlagos: After two laps of green-flag racing, Lotterer is four seconds up on Kristensen. Heidfeld is back to third and already eight seconds down.
WEC - Interlagos: Lotterer and Kristensen are trading fastest laps. But then it is serious - there's a world championship at stake.
Auto GP - Donington: Here are the provisional top-four positions in the Auto GP drivers' standings after the penultimate round of the season at Donington:
1 Ghirelli, 191; 2 Sato, 180; 3 Campana 174; 4 Karthikeyan 170.
All four drivers remain in title contention, as there is a potential maximum score of 48 points available at the season finale at Brno in October.
1 Ghirelli, 191; 2 Sato, 180; 3 Campana 174; 4 Karthikeyan 170.
All four drivers remain in title contention, as there is a potential maximum score of 48 points available at the season finale at Brno in October.
Yellow flag
Indy Lights - Baltimore: We're under yellow in the Lights race after newcomer Dalton Kellett crashed on the opening lap. Jack Hawksworth leads from the fast-starting Sage Karam.
WEC - Interlagos: Vilander's AF Corse Ferrari catches fire. The Finn pulls over and throws himself out of the car. Good job, because the car is still burning.
Yellow flag
WEC - Interlagos: The safety car is out again as the fire crew pump extinguisher fluid onto the burning Ferrari.
Yellow flag
Indy Lights - Baltimore: We had four corners of racing and then Carlos Munoz hits the wall. Big blow to his title chances. Hawksworth still leads.
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Auto GP - Donington: "I saw Campana coming out of the pits," said van Buuren. "He was on cold tyres and looked to be really fighting the car. First of all he braked early and blocked me a bit, and then I went for a pass [at the Old Hairpin] but he just locked up and ran off the road."
Van Buuren's second position this afternoon is his first podium of the season.
Van Buuren's second position this afternoon is his first podium of the season.
Green flag
WEC - Interlagos: Safety car in, Lotterer crosses the line nearly four seconds up on Kristensen.
Indy Lights - Baltimore: We're finally racing. Hawksworth is taking full advantage of a great three-car fight between Karam, Chaves and Dempsey for second and is clearing off out front.
WEC - Interlagos: We're two hours in, and Lotterer leads Kristensen by four seconds. Conway leads P2 for G-Drive and Fisichella GTE Pro for AF Corse.

Jack Hawksworth
Indy Lights - Baltimore: Hawksworth is running away with this one. Karam has broken free in second and there's really not a lot else happening.
WEC - Interlagos: Mucke is all over Fisichella for the lead of GTE Pro.
WEC - Interlagos: Lotterer pits, Kristensen into the lead.
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IndyCar - Baltimore: The IndyCar race is still an hour away, but Luca Filippi is excited:
@LucaFilippiLF PRONTI! Ready!
@LucaFilippiLF PRONTI! Ready!
WEC - Interlagos: Kristensen pits, too, and the positions flip back.
Indy Lights - Baltimore: Big crash for Serenelli as he goes head first into the tyres. No yellow and Hawksworth proceeds onto the final lap.
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Indy Lights - Baltimore: We've heard from Carlos Munoz about the crash that eliminated him from the race earlier on:
"I don't really know what happened. I just braked and needed the car just to stop for the wall. I'm not sure if the car broke or just snapped. You know, I had a great car even though the weekend qualifying yesterday was bad. I feel really bad right now. What can I say? We still have two races to go. Everyone in the championship is really close. I have to go racing these last two races. I have to go change my mentality and go for a win."
"I don't really know what happened. I just braked and needed the car just to stop for the wall. I'm not sure if the car broke or just snapped. You know, I had a great car even though the weekend qualifying yesterday was bad. I feel really bad right now. What can I say? We still have two races to go. Everyone in the championship is really close. I have to go racing these last two races. I have to go change my mentality and go for a win."
By: Matt Beer, Scott Mitchell, Sam Tremayne, Mark Glendenning, Gary Watkins, Connell Sanders Jr, Peter Mills, Andrew van Leeuwen, Andrew van de Burgt, Dan Cross
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