Enna Superstars: Kristoffersson crowned champion as Giammaria wins

Kristoffersson (Audi Sport Italia) and Tonio Liuzzi (CAAL Racing) went into the final race separated by just six points, with Kristoffersson starting two places ahead of Liuzzi on the grid.

The title was almost decided less than half a lap into the race. Kristoffersson, looking just to circulate and score points in his heavy, underpowered Audi, was hit hard from behind by an out-of-control Nico Caldarola (Roma Racing Mercedes) on the first lap. Both cars hit the wall hard and were out on the spot.

That left former F1 driver Liuzzi, running third after a lengthy Safety Car period, needing to finish just fifth or better to clinch the title.

But with just minutes left in the race, everything changed again.

Romeo Ferraris Mercedes driver Andrea Larini, having vowed to get even with Liuzzi after the pair clashed at Spa-Francorchamps earlier this year, hit Liuzzi twice during an ambitious overtaking attempt, damaging Liuzzi's C63 enough to drop him to ninth, handing Kristoffersson the title.

By that stage, Audi had already decided to retire it's other two entries, the Audi Sport Italia car of Gianni Morbidelli and the MTM car of Thomas Schoffler, as a form of protest.

Meanwhile, debutant Giammaria (Romeo Ferraris Mercedes) made it a clean-sweep by winning the chaotic final race from Roma Racing Mercedes driver Luigi Ferrara.

Simone Iacone (Solaris Chevrolet) finished third, ahead of Thomas Biagi (Dinamic BMW) and Christian Fittipaldi (Swiss Team Maserati).

Results - 13 laps:

Pos  Driver                Team/Car               Time/Gap
 1.  Raffale Giammaria     Romeo Mercedes       27m33.024s
 2.  Luigi Ferrara         Roma Mercedes         + 11.213s
 3.  Simone Iacone         Solaris Chevrolet     + 12.079s
 4.  Thomas Biagi          Dinamic BMW           + 14.430s
 5.  Christian Fittipaldi  Swiss Maserati        + 35.806s
 6.  Max Mugelli           Dinamic BMW           + 37.970s
 7.  Mauro Cesari          Swiss Maserati        + 38.312s
 8.  Ezio Muccio           Ferlito Jaguar          + 1 lap
 9.  Tonio Liuzzi          CAAL Mercedes          + 3 laps
10.  Andrea Larini         Romeo Mercedes         + 4 laps

Retirements:

     Gianni Morbidelli     Audi Italia              4 laps
     Andrea Bacci          CAAL Mercedes            3 laps
     Thomas Schoffler      MTM Audi                 3 laps
     Francesco Sini        Solaris Chevrolet        3 laps
     Johan Kristoffersson  KMS Audi                 0 laps
     Nico Caldarola        Roma Mercedes            0 laps
     Giovanni Berton       Dinamic BMW              0 laps
     Marco Pollara         Todi BMW                 0 laps
     Max Pigoli            Ferlito Jaguar           0 laps