RusH
09-29-06, 01:25 PM
Why no thread? Race is Saturday.
Please, I don`t need to get tortured by TG lovers(BK) at the ALMS forum.
My money is on the Audi R10:gomer:
MCNISH, AUDI BACK ON TOP AT PETIT NIGHT PRACTICE
McNish set the pace with a 1:12.531 in the No. 2 Audi R10 TDI he will share with Dindo Capello. The session began with a damp track following a late-day shower but completely dried about midway through the session.
Next on the time chart was the No. 88 Creation-Judd of Nic Minassian, Harold Primat and Jamie Walter-Campbell. The British entry was a slim 0.022 seconds behind the diesel-powered Audi but was 0.2 seconds ahead of the No. 7 third-place Porsche RS Spyder of Romain Dumas.
Penske Racing's No. 7 Porsche RS Spyder turned in the fastest LMP2 time Thursday night.
Dumas' best lap of 1:12.744 put him in the top spot of LMP2 for Penske Racing. Another half-second back was the No. 6 sister car of Sascha Maassen, Timo Bernhard and Emmanuel Collard. Fifth overall – and third in LMP1 – was the Le Mans-winning trio of Frank Biela, Emanuele Pirro and Marco Werner in the No. 1 Audi. Third in LMP2, eighth overall, was the Horag Racing Lola-Judd of Didier Theys, Fredy Lienhard and Eric van de Poele.
Aston Martin Racing continued its stranglehold on GT1 with the top two spots. Tomas Enge was the fastest driver in the No. 007 Aston Martin DBR9, an effort of 1:19.138 that was a half second ahead of the No. 009 sister car of Stephane Sarrazin and Pedro Lamy. The No. 4 Corvette C6.R of defending race winners Oliver Gavin, Olivier Beretta and Jan Magnussen were third in class Thursday night at 1:23.237.
Maurizio Mediani was the quickest GT2 driver Thursday night at Road Atlanta.
Risi Competizione's No. 1 Ferrari F430GT paced the GT2 field. Maurizio Mediani, who will team with Anthony Lazzaro and Marino Franchitti, posted his first career fast lap in the Series at 1:23.928. The No. 21 BMW Team PTG BMW M3 of Bill Auberlen, Joey Hand and Boris said continued its stellar weekend with a second-place showing, just ahead of the
Please, I don`t need to get tortured by TG lovers(BK) at the ALMS forum.
My money is on the Audi R10:gomer:
MCNISH, AUDI BACK ON TOP AT PETIT NIGHT PRACTICE
McNish set the pace with a 1:12.531 in the No. 2 Audi R10 TDI he will share with Dindo Capello. The session began with a damp track following a late-day shower but completely dried about midway through the session.
Next on the time chart was the No. 88 Creation-Judd of Nic Minassian, Harold Primat and Jamie Walter-Campbell. The British entry was a slim 0.022 seconds behind the diesel-powered Audi but was 0.2 seconds ahead of the No. 7 third-place Porsche RS Spyder of Romain Dumas.
Penske Racing's No. 7 Porsche RS Spyder turned in the fastest LMP2 time Thursday night.
Dumas' best lap of 1:12.744 put him in the top spot of LMP2 for Penske Racing. Another half-second back was the No. 6 sister car of Sascha Maassen, Timo Bernhard and Emmanuel Collard. Fifth overall – and third in LMP1 – was the Le Mans-winning trio of Frank Biela, Emanuele Pirro and Marco Werner in the No. 1 Audi. Third in LMP2, eighth overall, was the Horag Racing Lola-Judd of Didier Theys, Fredy Lienhard and Eric van de Poele.
Aston Martin Racing continued its stranglehold on GT1 with the top two spots. Tomas Enge was the fastest driver in the No. 007 Aston Martin DBR9, an effort of 1:19.138 that was a half second ahead of the No. 009 sister car of Stephane Sarrazin and Pedro Lamy. The No. 4 Corvette C6.R of defending race winners Oliver Gavin, Olivier Beretta and Jan Magnussen were third in class Thursday night at 1:23.237.
Maurizio Mediani was the quickest GT2 driver Thursday night at Road Atlanta.
Risi Competizione's No. 1 Ferrari F430GT paced the GT2 field. Maurizio Mediani, who will team with Anthony Lazzaro and Marino Franchitti, posted his first career fast lap in the Series at 1:23.928. The No. 21 BMW Team PTG BMW M3 of Bill Auberlen, Joey Hand and Boris said continued its stellar weekend with a second-place showing, just ahead of the