LMP1 standings
Pos Driver Total
1 Chris Dyson 186
1 Guy Smith 186
2 Klaus Graf 124
3 Lucas Luhr 114
4 Tony Burgess 85
4 Chris McMurry 85
5 Humaid Al Masaood 64
5 Steven Kane 64
6 Jay Cochran 60
7 Adrian Fernandez 25
7 Stefan Mücke 25
7 Harold Primat 25
LMP2 standings
Pos Driver Total
1 Christophe Bouchut 126
1 Scott Tucker 126
2 Luis Díaz 78
3 João Barbosa 56
4 Ryan Hunter-Reay 30
5 Zak Brown 26
5 Stefan Johansson 26
5 Mark Patterson 26
6 Marino Franchitti 23
LMPC standings
Pos Driver Total
1 Ricardo González 156
1 Gunnar Jeannette 156
1 Eric Lux 156
2 Jon Bennett 130
2 Frankie Montecalvo 130
3 Kyle Marcelli 124
4 Elton Julian 115
5 Tomy Drissi 108
6 Rudy Junco, Jr. 92
7 Anthony Nicolosi 86
8 Jarrett Boon 68
9 Jan-Dirk Lueders 45
10 Ryan Dalziel 44
11 Christian Zugel 41
11 Jon Field 41
12 Ken Dobson 39
12 Henri Richard 39
13 Clint Field 31
14 Dane Cameron 30
14 Jens Peterson 30
14 Ryan Lewis 30
15 Butch Leitzinger 25
16 Chapman Ducote 21
17 David Ducote 15
17 Andy Wallace 15
18 David Cheng 13
18 Javier Echeverría 13
18 Ricardo Vera 13
19 James French 9
19 Michael Marsal 9
19 Rene Villeneuve 9
20 Alex Figge 8
20 Miles Maroney 8
21 James Kovacic 6
GT standings
Pos Driver Total
1 Joey Hand 159
1 Dirk Müller 159
2 Oliver Gavin 135
2 Jan Magnussen 135
3 Bill Auberlen 129
3 Dirk Werner 129
4 Jörg Bergmeister 106
4 Patrick Long 106
5 Wolf Henzler 97
5 Bryan Sellers 97
6 Jaime Melo 83
6 Toni Vilander 83
7 Scott Sharp 66
7 Johannes van Overbeek 66
8 Seth Neiman 60
9 Olivier Beretta 58
9 Tommy Milner 58
10 Marco Holzer 53
11 Augusto Farfus 52
12 David Murry 49
13 Sascha Maassen 47
13 Bryce Miller 47
14 Darren Law 39
15 Anthony Lazzaro 38
16 Guy Cosmo 37
17 Andy Priaulx 30
17 Patrick Pilet 30
18 Rob Bell 26
19 Andrea Robertson 25
20 Ed Brown 24
21 Martin Ragginger 20
22 Dominik Farnbacher 18
23 David Robertson 14
23 Boris Said 14
24 Mika Salo 12
24 Emmanuel Collard 12
25 Colin Braun 11
25 Melanie Snow 11
26 Cristiano da Matta 6
26 Bruno Junqueira 6
27 Nicky Pastorelli 1
27 Dominik Schwager 1
GTC standings
Pos Driver Total
1 Tim Pappas 185
2 Duncan Ende 157
2 Spencer Pumpelly 157
3 Jeroen Bleekemolen 132
4 Bill Sweedler 117
5 Dion von Moltke 108
6 Leh Keen 79
7 Damien Faulkner 71
8 Brian Wong 64
9 Peter LeSaffre 63
10 Nick Ham 62
11 Sebastiaan Bleekemolen 60
12 John Potter 53
12 Craig Stanton 53
13 Sean Edwards 41
13 Peter Ludwig 41
14 Chris Cumming 38
15 James Sofronas 36
15 Alex Welch 36
16 Andrew Davis 32
17 Marc Bunting 28
18 Henrique Cisneros 27
18 Carlos Kauffman 27
19 Alain Li 26
20 Emilio Di Guida 22
21 Mike Piera 20
21 Ben Keating 20
22 Scott Blackett 18
23 Bob Faieta 16
24 Shane Lewis 15
25 Chris Thompson 14
25 Matthew Marsh 14
26 Butch Leitzinger 13
26 Jaap van Lagen 13
27 Dominik Farnbacher 9
27 David Heinemeier Hansson 9
28 Brendan Gaughan 8
ALMS Dindo Capello held off Romain Dumas in the final 32 minutes of the Monterey Sports Car Championships to give Audi Sport North America its second straight overall victory. Capello drove the No. 1 Audi R10 TDI to a 0.41-second victory over Dumas in Penske Racing’s No. 7 Porsche RS Spyder.
Penske Porsches to start 1-2 in Laguna Seca finale
as LMP2 cars sweep top-4 Sascha Maassen qualified on pole position for the Monterey Sports Car Championships on Friday as the American Le Mans Series prepares to close its 2007 season. Maassen smashed the track qualifying record with a run of 1:10.528 for Penske Racing, which swept the front row with its two Porsche RS Spyders.
at Road Atlanta After 1,000 miles and 394 laps, it came down to just 0.923 seconds between the premier teams in sports car racing. This time, the moment belonged to Dindo Capello and Allan McNish as Audi remained unbeaten at Petit Le Mans with diesel power.
Audi wins pole, but can it win race? Marco Werner rewrote the history books at Road Atlanta on Friday with a record-breaking qualifying run for Audi in its diesel-powered R10 TDI at Petit Le Mans. Werner set a time of 1:08.906 to capture pole position for the 10th running of Saturday’s 1,000-mile/10-hour endurance classic, a race that Audi has never lost.
ALMS As Andretti Green Racing prepares for its first Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta, the team is looking forward to the race for many reasons. It represents a chance for AGR to capture both endurance race victories and a chance to showcase the progression the Acura program has made during the season. The event also means that for a few crew members, the Petit event will be a homecoming.
ALMS Romain Dumas and Timo Bernhard gave Penske Motorsports and Roger Penske an eighth straight overall victory in the American Le Mans Series on Saturday in the Detroit Sports Car Challenge presented by Bosch as auto racing made a triumphant return to the Motor City.
Audi wins pole, but loses race again Timo Bernhard and Romain Dumas scored another upset overall victory in the American Le Mans Series as the duo led the way for Penske Motorsports, which claimed its second straight LMP2 team championship. Bernhard took the lead with only three minutes left in his Porsche RS Spyder as Allan McNish’s Audi R10 TDI became stuck in gear.
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Dindo Capello held off Romain Dumas in the final 32 minutes of the Monterey Sports Car Championships to give Audi Sport North America its second straight overall victory. Capello drove the No. 1 Audi R10 TDI to a 0.41-second victory over Dumas in Penske Racing’s No. 7 Porsche RS Spyder.
Sascha Maassen qualified on pole position for the Monterey Sports Car Championships on Friday as the American Le Mans Series prepares to close its 2007 season. Maassen smashed the track qualifying record with a run of 1:10.528 for Penske Racing, which swept the front row with its two Porsche RS Spyders.
After 1,000 miles and 394 laps, it came down to just 0.923 seconds between the premier teams in sports car racing. This time, the moment belonged to Dindo Capello and Allan McNish as Audi remained unbeaten at Petit Le Mans with diesel power.
Marco Werner rewrote the history books at Road Atlanta on Friday with a record-breaking qualifying run for Audi in its diesel-powered R10 TDI at Petit Le Mans. Werner set a time of 1:08.906 to capture pole position for the 10th running of Saturday’s 1,000-mile/10-hour endurance classic, a race that Audi has never lost.
As Andretti Green Racing prepares for its first Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta, the team is looking forward to the race for many reasons. It represents a chance for AGR to capture both endurance race victories and a chance to showcase the progression the Acura program has made during the season. The event also means that for a few crew members, the Petit event will be a homecoming.
Romain Dumas and Timo Bernhard gave Penske Motorsports and Roger Penske an eighth straight overall victory in the American Le Mans Series on Saturday in the Detroit Sports Car Challenge presented by Bosch as auto racing made a triumphant return to the Motor City.
Timo Bernhard and Romain Dumas scored another upset overall victory in the American Le Mans Series as the duo led the way for Penske Motorsports, which claimed its second straight LMP2 team championship. Bernhard took the lead with only three minutes left in his Porsche RS Spyder as Allan McNish’s Audi R10 TDI became stuck in gear.
