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***The team principal of Attempto Racing, which now runs Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evos, is driving this weekend.
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***Valsecchi last raced a Lamborghini in 2016 when he contested a part-season in the Blancpain GT Series Sprint Cup, making appearances for Attempto Racing and Grasser Racing Team.
The pair co-host the Italian version of Top Gear, while Valsecchi is also known to British audiences for his Formula 1 and 2 punditry. 630 car racing under the ‘factory’ Automobili Lamborghini banner is being driven by 2012 GP2 champion Davide Valsecchi and Italian TV presenter Guido Meda. ***A total of 19 cars are on the North America grid, along with 33 from Super Trofeo Europe. The LB Cup grid now stands at four cars after initially being the largest class with seven competitors. ***The other absence from the North American grid is the LB Cup entry for Justin Price, who had entered three rounds this year with Dream Racing.
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Change Racing’s LB Cup drivers Matt Dicken and Scott Welham are not on the latest entry list after appearing on a provisional version. ***Additionally, three cars that were set for the Super Trofeo North America season finale have been withdrawn. 63 Autovitesse car driven by Fanatec GT2 European Series competitor Cedric Leimer. These are the LB Cup-class effort from Scuderia Tornacum with Belgian drivers Benoit and Francois Semoulin, and the No.
***Two cars that were initially signed up for Super Trofeo Europe are not at Misano. The regional championships will then combine for the World Final which is split between pairs of races for Pro/Pro-Am and Am/LB Cup. **The World Final event consists of the title deciders for the Super Trofeo Europe and Super Trofeo North America seasons. ***Misano is the seventh different circuit to host the World Final after Vallelunga, Sepang, Sebring, Valencia, Imola and Jerez. Misano is staging the event for the first time after being originally confirmed as the venue for the 2020 edition, which was ultimately canceled amid the coronavirus pandemic. All rights reserved.***The Lamborghini World Final returns this weekend after a one-year absence. Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and Safety Information/Your California Privacy Rights are applicable to you. ^ Back to Top ^ © 2021 ESPN Internet Ventures.
"It's not confirmed or not committed to anything just yet, but some plans will come into place and hopefully we can go on to use the series as a platform that it is." "I feel like I've achieved what I can achieve in the series and I want to use the platform it's given me to go on to bigger and different things," she said.
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The Williams F1 development driver collected 15 points towards a F1 super-licence after Sunday's win.ĭrivers need 40 points to race in F1 but Chadwick now has the 25 that allow her to take part in Friday practice.Ĭhadwick took her first title in 2019, with the series cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, said it was unlikely she would return to the series. Still a lot that I need to achieve before I can get there but it definitely feels a step closer after this weekend," Chadwick told the BBC on Tuesday. The W Series is aimed at helping women climb the motorsport ladder to Formula 1, considered the pinnacle of motor racing, which has not had a female race driver since Italian Lella Lombardi in 1976. Jamie Chadwick said her dream of competing in Formula One was a step closer after the British driver retained her W Series title last weekend.Ĭhadwick, 23, won back-to-back races at Austin's Circuit of the Americas and earned a $500,000 prize for the winner of the all-female single-seater series. Jamie Chadwick: F1 dream a 'step closer' after second W Series title
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