GT3 Newsletter

Thursday, 9. October 2008, 15:03 UhrCategory : 2008 GT3 Series

International GT Open: The usual suspects

Monza was chosen as venue for the seventh and penultimate round of the International GT Open season. Piccini / Garofano collected a brace of fourth place finishes in #55 MIK Corse Gallardo. Giacomo Piccini was able to strengthen his seventh position in the GTS class standings as a result. In both the ProAm and also the GT Open race Stiefel / Ruh (RS Line Lamborghini Gallardo) finished fifth directly behind their Lamborghini counterparts from MIK Corse.

Taddeo / Rossi drove the second car fielded by the Italian MIK Corse squad. They latched onto the Gallardo train and crossed the finish line sixth in both races.

 

The standings after seven events:

1. Cioci / Pellizzato  Corvette Z06  71 Points
2. Wiser Aston Martin DBRS9  51 Points
3. Pamplo / Julia  Ferrari 430  39 Points
4. Romani Aston Martin DBRS9 33 Points
5. Ceccato / Visconti  Lamborghini Gallardo  30 Points
6. Moncada Lamborghini Gallardo  29 Points
7. Piccini Lamborghini Gallardo  26 Points
  Ricci Aston Martin DBRS9  26 Points
8. Guidici / Raimond Ferrari 430 / Dodge  23 Points
9. Piccolo Aston Martin DBRS9  22 Points
10. Petrini Aston Martin DBRS9  19 Points
   

  

 
 
 

 

FIA-GT3 European Championship: Races 9 and 10 at Nogaro

Two Lamborghini Gallardo GT3 cars appeared at the fifth European Championship event at Nogaro under the banners of S-Berg Racing (Dominik Kraihamer / Dennis Retera) and Tech9 Motorsport (Joe Macari /Maurizio Fabris). The junior crew of Austrian Kraihamer and Dutchman Retera achieved their best result with 20
th place in the enormous GT3 in Saturday’s first race. Macari, driving a Gallardo for the first time, finished 21st together with Fabris in Sunday’s race. The finale is held on 6 December in Dubai.