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WEC - Spa: Lietz, who was running third in GTE Pro, has taken a stop-go for abusing track limits.
World RX - Hockenheim: Toomas Heikkinen wins heat four race four ahead of European champion Robin Larsson.
Swede Anton Marklund fends off the attentions of Tord Linnerud in the closing stages after the Norwegian spun through 360 degrees off the start line, squeezed by Larsson and Marklund.
Swede Anton Marklund fends off the attentions of Tord Linnerud in the closing stages after the Norwegian spun through 360 degrees off the start line, squeezed by Larsson and Marklund.
WEC - Spa: Lieb pits and doesn't take tyres, which means he leaves the pits in the lead. The big question is now is whether Treluyer on fresh rubber can start making inroads into his advantage.
WEC - Spa: Lotterer pits out of the lead to hand over to Treluyer. A telling double stint that bodes well for Audis' chances in this race.
WEC - Spa: Massive moment for Lieb passing a P2 car at T15.
WEC - Spa: Lieb gets alongside into Les Combes, but Lotterer puts the squeeze on him and hangs it around the outside to keep the lead.
World RX - Hockenheim: Russian driver Timerzyanov rolls his Ford Fiesta from the lead of the third race on lap three but it lands on its wheels and the OMSE driver finishes the race, won by PG Andersson ahead of Alx Danielsson and Liam Doran.
WEC - Spa: The gap at the front is under a second — just four tenths to be precise.
WEC - Spa: The #1 TS040 is out of the garage. Toyota as reported that the problem was electrical, but hasn't been more specific.
WEC - Spa: Stanaway leads GTE Pro by 28s from Vilander, who has Lietz right on his tale. The Aston is going to need a splash at the end of the race, whereas the chasing Ferrari and Porsche should do this race on five stops.
World RX - Hockenheim: Andreas Bakkerud beats Timmy Hansen in the second heat four race by taking an early joker lap. Rene Munnich finished third. Koen Pauwels won the first race from JRM driver Danny Way.
WEC - Spa: Rusinov has pitted in the #26 G-Drive car from just over half a minute down on Dolan.
WEC - Spa: #8 Audi is back on track after a change of ECU.
WEC - Spa: Lieb is almost with Lotterer now — the gap is about a second.
WEC - Spa: Lieb is coming back at Lotterer now — the gap is down to 6.2s.
WEC - Spa: The #8 Audi is back in its garage for so-far undisclosed reasons.
WEC - Spa: Rast has just moved his Audi (the only high-downforce R18 here) past Conway's Toyota for fourth
WEC - Spa: Buemi suddenly slows out of the Bus Stop and is limping around the lap in the #1 Toyota.
F3/DTM/World RX - Hockenheim: There's been British interest in each of the races this weekend. Ben Barker took a strong third in the German Carrera Cup race today, behind Christian Engelhart and Alex Riberas. In the inaugural Audi TT Cup race, which was won by Marc Coleselli, Josh Caygill finished 11th.
WEC - Spa: Lotterer, on old tyres, is matching Lieb's times on the fresher Michelins, and then some. The Porsche closed to within 8.5s, but the Audi has managed to re-extend its advantage.
WEC - Spa: They are changing the throttle pedal on the Toyota. Or rather they've changed it – Buemi has just left the pits.
WEC - Spa: Rusinov has already taken 13s out of Dolan in the battle for P2.
WEC - Spa: Davidson stops in the #1 Audi and is pulled back into his garage. It's the fifth P1 to go into the garage today. Toyota report that they are checking a problem with the throttle.
WEC - Spa: The Porsche had a slow stop — 10 or so second were lost. That means Lotterer is now leading the race by 11s.
WEC - Spa: The #8 Audi is into the pits and pulled back into the garage, but perhaps more significant is that Lotterer did not take on new tyres. Lieb has just taken over from Dumas in the leading Porsche and did get a new set of Michelins.
WEC - Spa: The Lotterer Audi is in the pits and the di Grassi car is going slowly with damage to the front right bodywork.
WEC - Spa: Dolan has just got in the Jota Gibson that is leading the P2 class. He's 10s up on the #28 G-Drive Ligier, but more significantly just over a minute up on the #26 car that now has Rusinov at the wheel. So it's silver versus gold again.
World RX - Hockenheim: Intermediate standings at the end of heat three:
1 Liam Doran
2 Petter Solberg
3 Reinis Nitiss
4 Davy Jeanney
5 Johan Kistoffersson
6 Tanner Foust
7 Tord Linnerud
8 Manfred Stohl
1 Liam Doran
2 Petter Solberg
3 Reinis Nitiss
4 Davy Jeanney
5 Johan Kistoffersson
6 Tanner Foust
7 Tord Linnerud
8 Manfred Stohl
WEC - Spa: Webber blows plast Davidson to take fifth down the Kemmel Straight.
WEC - Spa: Webber is right with the battling TS040s now. No sign of any team orders form the Toyota pit.
European F3 - Hockenheim: F3 race winner Felix Rosenqvist probably hasn't shared a paddock with as many Swedes since his days in the national Formula Renault series, which he won in 2009.
When he scanned down AUTOSPORT's World Rallycross entry list he revealed that he knows many of them - not just the Swedes but Finn Toomas Heikkinen, a team-mate from his childhood karting days.
When he scanned down AUTOSPORT's World Rallycross entry list he revealed that he knows many of them - not just the Swedes but Finn Toomas Heikkinen, a team-mate from his childhood karting days.
WEC - Spa: Davidson is still battling hard with Toyota team-mate Sarrazin, but Webber's delayed Porsche is creeping up on them.
World RX - Hockenheim: Reinis Nitiss won the fourth race of the heat while PG Andersson, Timur Timerzyaov Andreas Bakkerud and Timmy Hansen were all delayed by contact.
World RX - Hockenheim: Petter Solberg won the last race of heat three and tops the heat three standings, the only person to go faster than Kristoffersson. Tanner Foust, Davy Jeanney and Liam Doran run nose to tail behind.
WEC - Spa: The class leaders currently are:
LMP1: #19 Porsche (Dumas)
LMP2: #38 Jota Gibson (Evans)
GTE Pro: #99 Aston Martin (Stanaway)
GTE AM: #98 Aston Martin (Lauda)
LMP1: #19 Porsche (Dumas)
LMP2: #38 Jota Gibson (Evans)
GTE Pro: #99 Aston Martin (Stanaway)
GTE AM: #98 Aston Martin (Lauda)
European F3 - Hockenheim: Felix Rosenqvist was pretty unimpressed with F3 backmarker Mahaveer Raghunathan, who he took half a lap to clear late in today's race.
"If you can't see the blue flag and you can't see your mirrors, maybe you should try another sport," he said. "Even when I overtook him he was trying to fight back."
"If you can't see the blue flag and you can't see your mirrors, maybe you should try another sport," he said. "Even when I overtook him he was trying to fight back."
World RX - Hockenheim: VW Team Sweden pair Johan Kristoffersson and Tord Linnerud win the first two races of heat three. They are currently first and third in the heat times, split by EKS driver Anton Marklund.
WEC - Spa: Slow lap there from Lotterer allows Dumas to go 25s clear at the front.
WEC - Spa: The GTE Am Larbre Chevrolet with Poulsen at the wheel, which was running second in class to Lauda's Aston, has gone off at T15.
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