1989 WTCM - Bathurst posted!

novitopoli · Post by **novitopoli** » 22 Apr 2017, 15:10

Ostreich - Lap 38
Ravaglia - Lap 35
Hessel - Lap 36
Giroix - Lap 37
von Löwis of Menar - Lap 40

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 22 Apr 2017, 17:10

USD strat (single stop)

David Leslie: 48
John Cleland: 49
JM Traverso: 50
Keke Rosberg: 51

Peteroli34 · Post by **Peteroli34** » 22 Apr 2017, 19:13

Scott Pruett - Lap 40
Dieter Quester - Lap 45

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 23 Apr 2017, 13:42

Castellano - 33
Heger - 32
Warwick - 31

Rated · Post by **Rated** » 23 Apr 2017, 20:47

Zakspeed strategies
Roland Ratzenberger : Lap 40
Manuel Reuter : Lap 42
Klaus Ludwig : Lap 45

Pinkd56 · Post by **Pinkd56** » 24 Apr 2017, 15:15

Harvey : Lap 43
Baldi : Lap 40
Hahne : Lap 44

Post by **Miguel98** » 30 Apr 2017, 20:28

Saturday Afternoon Report:
Endurance Race Report:

Autosport wrote:Reuter beats Suzuki on Charade fight

It was a very eventfull day at Charade today, as Manuel Reuter in his Ford Sierra RS500 prepared by the works Ford team, Zakspeed, took reigns by just a bit more than a second from the Nismo R32 of Toshio Suzuki, who finished 2nd. The fight for victory involved the Nismo and the RS500's as a whole, with multiple drivers leading the race at some points. Eventually only Reuter and Suzuki finished from both teams.

Finishing over a minute behind, leading his first career laps, was the B Class winner, the USD Supra of David Leslie, with Cleland 4th overall, the last driver in the lead lap. Altfrid Heger rounded up the top 5 in his Audi V8, followed by Robbie Francevic in the Volvo, with Jean-Michel Martin in 7th taking victory in C Class. Tim Harvey finished 8th for Mercedes, with Dieter Quester in 9th taking Volker Schmidt's best result so far in WTCM. Marc Hessel rounded up the top 10, taking pole for the sprint race.

D Class saw Thomas von Lowis of Menar take victory ahead of Helmut Maier.

Post by **Miguel98** » 01 May 2017, 19:51

Sunday Report:
Sprint Race:

Autosport wrote:Geisler scores debut win from lowest ever grid spot

Andrea Geisler, from 24th place on the grid - the lowest starting position so far in WTCM for a race winner - took victory in today's sprint race around the Charade circuit. Just under a second separated the german Nismo from her team-mate Naoki Nagasaka, who scored a 1-2 for Nismo today. Manuel Reuter finished 3rd for Zakspeed, taking 2 podiums this weekend, with Toshio Suzuki scoring a 4th place. Oscar Castellano was less than 5 seconds behind the race winner to make sure there were 4 R32's in the top 5. Roland Asch finished in 6th place, with John Cleland leading B Class to finish in 7th place - another good performance by the ever improving brit. Roland Ratzenberger finished in 8th in his Zakspeed, with Jean-Michel Martin in 9th to win C Class. Leslie rounded up the top 10.

D class saw von Menar beat Maier to class victory.

Championship standings and budgets will be updated throughout the week. After it, i'll announce the new upgrade season.

Post by **Miguel98** » 27 May 2017, 12:18

Budgets are updated! You have one week to post the desire updates you want.

Post by **Miguel98** » 04 Jun 2017, 10:23

13 hours left to ask for upgrades

Pinkd56 · Post by **Pinkd56** » 04 Jun 2017, 17:58

Reliability upgrade for works Mercedes please.

This Could Be You · Post by **This Could Be You** » 04 Jun 2017, 18:13

Unless the Volvo Dealer Team has anything they can offer to customers, LRS will do no upgrades (as we can't afford any...)

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 04 Jun 2017, 19:31

Engine upgrade for Audiwerke.

novitopoli · Post by **novitopoli** » 04 Jun 2017, 22:00

Overall upgrade for BMW, please.

V8fan12 · Post by **V8fan12** » 05 Jun 2017, 05:03

Volvo will take an overall upgrade

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 05 Jun 2017, 16:04

One overall driver upgrade for Rosberg. He's been slacking a little bit

Post by **Miguel98** » 11 Jun 2017, 09:32

Here's the upgrade results:

BMW Motorsport:
-> Overall Upgarde:
FWLiftParams - 0.04
RWLiftParams - 0.03
BodyDragBase - 0.11
Engine Power - 9HP
Reliabiltiy - Worses by 90
Fuel Consumption - Worses by 0.009
Weight - Increases by 1.8kg

Union Saver Dvelopments:
-> Overall Upgrade (Keke Rosberg):
Race Ability - 0.09
Qualifying Ability - 0.06
Wet Weather Ability - 0.08
Passing - 0.3
Crash - 4
MinRacing Skill - 0.01

Mercedes-Benz AMG Team:
-> Reliability Upgrade:
Reliability - 116
Engine Power - Looses 11.6HP

Audiwerke Motorsports:
-> Engine Upgrade:
Power - 15HP
Fuel Consumption - Increase in 0.015
Reliability - Decreases in 150
Weight - Increases by 3kg

Volvo Dealer Team:
-> Overall Upgrade:
FWLiftParams - 0.03
RWLiftParams - 0.06
BodyDragBase - 0.05
Engine Power - 5HP
Reliability - Worses by 50
Fuel Consumption - Worses by 0.005
Weight - Increases by 1.0kg

Post by **Miguel98** » 15 Jun 2017, 22:10

Round 8 of the WTCM Season - Birmingham

Circuit Length: 3.800km
Tyre Wear: 1-3%/Lap
Fuel: 86L - 21-61 Laps
96L - 25-65 Laps
116L - 22-62 Laps
Pitstop Time: 1 minute and 30 seconds (tyres and full tank of fuel)
Weather: Pre-Qualifying Races - Dry
Qualifying - Dry
Endurance Race - Dry
Sprint Race - Dry
Entries: 12 A Class Cars, 12 B Class Cars, 12 C Class Cars and 2 D Class Cars will qualify
Entry List:
Class A:
#8 TWR Holden Dealer Team - Jeff Allam (Holden Commodore VL TWR)
#9 TWR Holden Dealer Team - Win Percy (Holden Commodore VL TWR)
#13 Wolf Racing Team - Kurt Thiim (Ford Sierra RS500)
#14 Wolf Racing Team - Jörg van Ommen (Ford Sierra RS500)
#21 Nismo Motorsport - Naoki Nagasaka (Nissan Skyline R32)
#23 Nismo Motorsport - Toshio Suzuki (Nissan Skyline R32)
#24 Nismo Motorsport - Andrea Geisler (Nissan Skyline R32)
#25 Nismo Motorsport - Roland Asch (Nissan Skyline R32)
#29 Kaliber Industrial Control Services Racing - Andy Rouse (Ford Sierra RS500)
#30 Kaliber Industrial Control Services Racing - Steve Soper (Ford Sierra RS500)
#32 Impul - Kazuyoshi Hoshino (Nissan Skyline R32)
#34 Zakspeed - Klaus Ludwig (Ford Sierra RS500)
#35 Zakspeed - Manuel Reuter (Ford Sierra RS500)
#36 Zakspeed - Roland Ratzenberger (Ford Sierra RS500)
#39 Zakspeed - Frank Biela (Ford Sierra RS500)
#78 Philips Car Systems Racing - Joachim Winkelhock (Ford Sierra RS500)
#79 Philips Car Systems Racing - Geoff Donnelly (Ford Sierra RS500)
#159 Rick Miller Racing - Deborah Gregg (Ford Merkur RS500)
#160 Rick Miller Racing - Lynn St James (Ford Merkur RS500)
#222 Aussie Motorsport - Colin Bond (Ford Sierra RS500)
#420 Escuderia Hernandez - Oscar Castellano (Nissan Skyline R32)
Class B:
#15 Volvo Dealer Team - Robbie Francevic (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#20 Volvo Dealer Team - Per-Gunnar Andersson (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#30 Volvo Dealer Team - Ulf Granberg (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#40 Volvo Dealer Team - John Bowe (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#16 Union Saver Developments - David Leslie (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#17 Union Saver Developments - Keke Rosberg (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#18 Union Saver Developments - Juan María Traverso (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#22 Mitsubishi Motors - Scott Pruett (Mitsubishi Starion Turbo)
#64 Mitsubishi Motors - Chris Lambden (Mitsubishi Starion Turbo)
#77 Mitsubishi Motors - Masanori Sekiya (Mitsubishi Starion Turbo)
#46 Euromotor International - Maurizio Sandro Sala (BMW 635CSi)
#47 Euromotor International - Mario Hytten (BMW 635CSi)
#50 Roger Downson Engineering - James Weaver (Rover Vitesse SD1)
#51 Roger Downson Engineering - Robb Gravett (Rover Vitesse SD1)
#52 Roger Downson Engineering - Beate Nodes (Rover Vitesse SD1)
#69 Tokyo Motor Sport - Motoharu Kurosawa (Nissan Skyline R31 GTS-R)
#72 Audiwerke Motorsports - Derek Warwick (Audi V8)
#73 Audiwerke Motorsports - Leonhard von Gottorp (Audi V8)
#80 Larsen Racing System - Slim Borgudd (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#81 Larsen Racing System - Andreas Larsen (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#85 Team LeMans - Kenji Katayama (Nissan Skyline R31 GTS-R)
#86 Renzo Engineering - Simone Guidetti (Maserati Biturbo)
#90 Luigi Racing - Giorgio Francia (BMW 635CSi)
#91 Luigi Racing - Ni Amorim (BMW 635CSi)
#166 MIL Motorsport - Vic Lee (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#169 MIL Motorsport - Chris Hodgetts (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#200 Scuderia Adriatica - Erica B. Mancino (BMW 635CSi)
Class C:
#1 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Tim Harvey (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#10 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Mauro Baldi (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#11 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Jochen Mass (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#12 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Armin Hahne (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#2 Diac Voeckler Renault - Jacques Laffite (Renault 21)
#3 Diac Voeckler Renault - Jean-Pierre Malcher (Renault 21)
#4 Diac Voeckler Renault - Sophie Fabron (Renault 21)
#21 Diac Voeckler Renault - Jean Ragnotti (Renault 21)
#7 Prodrive - Johnny Cecotto (BMW E30 M3)
#26 Olaf Manthey Racing - Alain Cudini (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#101 Olaf Manthey Racing - Olaf Manthey (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#41 Welsh Racing - Karl Jones (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#42 Volker Schmidt Racing - Dieter Quester (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#43 Volker Schmidt Racing - Pierre Dieudonne (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#44 Demon Tweeks - Will Hoy (BMW E30 M3)
#75 Alfa Corse - Gianfranco Brancatelli (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#76 Alfa Corse - Michele di Gioia (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#87 Renzo Engineering - Raffaele Modena (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#94 BMW Motorsport - Roberto Ravaglia (BMW E30 M3)
#95 BMW Motorsport - Marc Hessel (BMW E30 M3)
#96 BMW Motorsport - Fabien Giroix (BMW E30 M3)
#97 BMW Motorsport - Markus Ostreich (BMW E30 M3)
Class D:
#27 Linari Motori - Alessandro Linari (Fiat Uno)
#45 Demon Tweeks - Alan Minshaw (Volkswagen Golf Mk1)
#54 Volkswagen Dealers Racing - Wolfgang Kudrass (Volkswagen Golf Mk1)
#55 Volkswagen Dealers Racing - Helmut Maier (Volkswagen Golf Mk1)
#99 Hunter Autosport - Barbara Cowell (Renault 5 Club)
#135 Peynirici Racing - Gokor Peynirici (Volkswagen Golf Mk1)
#948 Benes Motorsports - Klara Benes (Skoda 130LR)

Post by **Miguel98** » 15 Jun 2017, 22:48

Friday Morning Report:
Pre-Qualifying 1 Qualifying:
Class A:

Class B:

Pre-Qualifying 2 Qualifying:

Friday Afternoon Report:
Pre-Qualifying 1
Class A:

Class B:

Pre-Qualifying 2:

Autosport wrote:Biela and Hoy take victories at Birmingham
In front of a full crowd in Birmingham watching Formula 3000 and WTCM - in a sunny Birmingham - it was a splistream battle that unfolded in front of the british crowd in the PQ races.

In Class A, Frank Biela took a dominating victory to take his second pre-qualifying victory of the year, as he lead every lap from position to win with 1 second advantage to his team-mate Roland Ratzenberger. Ludwig finished 3rd overall, while Hoshino returns to Impul to finish 4th place overall - the japanese very happy with his drive considering his injuries early on the season. Reuter rounded up the top 5 for Zakspeed.
Andrea Geisler was the leading Nismo R32 in 6th place - 6 seconds down on the race winner - with Andy Rouse bringing the Kaliber in 7th place as the leading brit. Donnelly was 8th - another strong performance by the young brit - with Asch and Winkelhock rounding up the top 10.

In Class B, John Cleland defended for the entire race from Juan María Traverso to take home victory ahead of his argentinean team-mate, for british delight. Leslie was 3rd overall, with von Gottorp as the leading Audi in 4th place. Heger finished 5th overall with B-Class championship leader Keke Rosberg in 6th place.
Warwick was 7th overall, with Granberg's 8th, and Andersson and Larsen rounding up the top 10.

In pre-qualifying 2, Will Hoy took british honours for Demon Tweeks as he hanged for the final two laps pressure from Johnny Cecotto to take victory by the end ahead of the Prodrive driver. Giroix takes 3rd overall, with Markus Ostreich 4th. Hessel is 5th, with Modena with a phenomenal drive to 6th place after qualifying 7th. Manthey finished 7th to qualify for the first time this year, with Dieudonné 8th overall to also qualify for the first time this year. Cudini and Quester rounded up the top 10.
The big fact about the race was that none of the factory Mercedes qualified for the race - the new update to the 190E seems to not have worked at all, as Mass was the best qualifier in 11th, and eventually suffered an inccident through the race which lost his chances of qualifying, while Hahne retired from 12th with just 2 to go.
In Class D, Wolfgang Kudrass won ahead of Gokor Peynirici with Helmut Maier rounding up the top 3.

Saturday Morning Report:
Qualifying:

I need strategies from:
Rated
Biscione
pasta_maldonado
peteroli34
SeedStriker
Normal32
V8Fan12
ThisCouldBeYou
Novitopoli
Miguel98
Dexter32
Pinkd56
Captain_getz

You have 48 hours to post strategies. Race is 76 laps long.

Pinkd56 · Post by **Pinkd56** » 16 Jun 2017, 09:56

Stuggarter Zeitung wrote:WTCM: MERCEDES “PANIC ON THE STREETS OF BIRMINGHAM”

Answering the reliability question that none of the Mercedes-Benz WTCM drivers seemed to have asked, AMG have been left with egg on their face after seeing all four works 190E sensationally knocked out of the main races in pre-qualifying for the 1989 Birmingham Superprix. The best placed 190E – of former Grand Prix hero Jochen Mass – was over a minute behind the leaders.

Defending WTCM drivers’ champion Tim Harvey – whom won both races last year for Ford – had this to say on the matter: “Well as far as I’m concerned I might as well have been driving a diesel van on the straights – it’s absolutely ludicrous for the team to turn up halfway through the season with all four drivers in a championship battle and give us those heaps of junk!” before adding “I think the FIA might as well send the trophies to Munich after this weekend because I don’t think we can compete with them at all now.”

Whilst the works team faltered, the two main privateer Mercedes teams - Olaf Manthey Racing and Volker Schmidt Racing – saw both teams get into the main races at full strength for the first time this season.
One saving grace for the Stuttgart team is that of the main Class C title contenders, only Marc Hessel and Johnny Cecotto managed to park their BMW M3s on the grid for this weekend’s races. British Touring Car Championship frontrunner Will Hoy – driving for the independent Demon Tweeks BMW team – sits on Class C pole for this weekend’s races. In local driver news; Nissan driver Roland Asch, of Ammerbuch and Philips Car Systems Racing’s Joachim Winkelhock, of Waiblingen start in 9th and 10th position in Class A respectively.

Mercedes-Benz Press Office wrote:Following the disappointing team performance yesterday in pre-qualifying for Round 8 of the 1989 FIA World Touring Car Masters championship in Birmingham, Mercedes-Benz AMG Team will revert to the previous-spec Mercedes-Benz 190 E 2.3-16 at the ninth round of the championship in Belgium.

While I'm here:
Manthey
Lap 34
Cudini
Lap 40

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 16 Jun 2017, 15:44

USD strategies

Driver Name: John Cleland
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 40

Driver Name: Keke Rosberg
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 43

Driver Name: David Leslie
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 41

Driver Name: JM Traverso
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 42

This Could Be You · Post by **This Could Be You** » 16 Jun 2017, 17:52

LRS Strategy:

Borgudd: Lap 44
Larsen: Lap 50

Rated · Post by **Rated** » 16 Jun 2017, 19:36

Zakspeed strategy
Frank Biela : Lap 45
Klaus Ludwig : Lap 39
Roland Ratzenberger : Lap 42
Manuel Reuter : Lap 37

V8fan12 · Post by **V8fan12** » 17 Jun 2017, 02:17

Volvo Dealer Team

Driver Name: Robbie Francevic
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 42

Driver Name: Ulf Granberg
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 41

Driver Name: Per-Gunnar Andersson
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 44

Demon Tweeks

Driver Name: Will Hoy
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 42

Peteroli34 · Post by **Peteroli34** » 17 Jun 2017, 21:36

Lynn St James - 37
Dieter Quester - 46
Pierre Dudonne - 42
Gokor Peynirici - 50

novitopoli · Post by **novitopoli** » 18 Jun 2017, 13:20

Giroix - Lap 37
Hessel - Lap 39
Ostreich - Lap 41

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 18 Jun 2017, 15:49

Leonhard von Gottorp - 27
Altfrid Heger - 29
Derek Warwick - 31

Post by **Miguel98** » 18 Jun 2017, 20:28

Many RNG's:
Joachim Winkelhock = 1 - 40
Geoff Donnelly = 1 - 40
Andy Rouse = 1 - 45
Steve Soper = 2 - 27,59
Michele Di Gioia = 1 - 34
Karl Jones = 2 - 28,60
Wolfgang Kudrass = 2 - 18,58

and my strategies:
Johnny Cecotto = 1 - 47

Post by **Miguel98** » 19 Jun 2017, 16:54

Sunday Afternoon Report:
Endurance Race:

Autosport wrote:Dominating Biela wins Birmingham endurance race

Perhaps in one of the most dominating touring car performances so far seen in WTCM, Zakspeed driver and polesitter Frank Biela led the entire 76 laps of the Birmingham endurance race to claim his first victory of the season. Despite an underwhelming career so far for Zakspeed - including getting 3 failures to qualify already - Biela showed himself to be very mature around Birmingham, never losing the lead and always lapping consistently faster its rivals, eventually crossing the finish line 11 seconds ahead of a very emotional return for Kazuyoshi Hoshino.

Around 35 seconds back, in the final spot of the podium, was the Zakspeed of championshio leader Manuel Reuter, as Klaus Ludwig finished in 4th place, almost a minute adrift Frank Biela. Rounding up the top 5, and last driver in the lead lap, was the best british driver in today's race, Geoff Donnelly. Joachim Winkelhock crossed the line in 6th place, with a disappointing Ratzenberger struggling overall with pace to finish in 7th place. Steve Soper was 8th overall, with John Cleland taking his 3rd consecutive B Class victory by finishing in 9th place overall. Lynn St James scored her first points in WTCM to take pole for the sprint race.

11th place was the Audi of Derek Warwick, completing a 1-2 for brits in B Class, with Rosberg gaining points in the B Class championship battle by finishing 3rd in class and 12th overall. The Volvo's of Andersson, Francevic and Granberg followed in 13th, 14th and 15th respectivelly, with the leading C Class car beeing the Prodrive E30 M3 of Johnny Cecotto, who won his class after leader Fabien Giroix was involved in an accident with David Leslie's Toyota. Ostreich and Larsen rounded up the points paying positions.

In D Class, Gokor Peynirici brought his VW home ahead of Wolgang Kudrass to take victory in WTCM's lower class.

Post by **Miguel98** » 19 Jun 2017, 17:13

Sunday Report:
Sprint Race:

Autosport wrote:Ludwig wins sprint race in Zakspeed 1-2-3

Using all his racing experience, and navigating lapped traffic, Klaus Ludwig used that to his advantage to take victory in the sprint race at Birmingham. Despite having a heavier Sierra compared to Biela and Ratzenberger, the german took the lead and holded off his team-mates for the win - Biela and Ratzenberger finishing in 2nd and 3rd, 1 and 2 seconds adrift respectivelly, completing the Zakspeed 1-2-3. Despite having lead the race, Ratzenberger saw Ludwig use lap traffic to pass him, and despite having caught his team-mate, Biela eventually passed him and helded both drivers up - allowind Ludwig to go away with the victory.

4th place, 12 seconds back on Ludwig, was the privateer R32 of Hoshino - a very sucessfull return to competition for the japanese driver who had suffered a broken arm in a crash early this year in Kyalami - with Winkelhock rounding up the top 5. Geisler recovered to finish 6th as the leading factory R32, with Reuter in 7th place - losing points to Ludwig in the championship fight - Asch in 8th, Soper in 9th and Donnelly rounding up the top 10. John Cleland finished in 11th place to score his 4th consecutive B Class victory, with Andy Rouse recovering to the last points paying position.

In C Class, Johnny Cecotto took his second win of the weekend, by finishing 20th overall, ahead of Giroix and Ostreich. D Class saw only one finisher, Wolfgang Kudrass, as Peynirici encountered suspension problems which forced his Golf into retirement.

Post by **Miguel98** » 25 Jun 2017, 20:36

Round 9 of the WTCM Season - Spa Francorchamps

Circuit Length: 6.898km
Tyre Wear: 1-3%/Lap
Fuel: 86L - 15-55 Laps
96L - 15-55 Laps
116L - 16-56 Laps
Pitstop Time: 1 minute and 50 seconds (tyres and full tank of fuel)
Weather: Pre-Qualifying Races - Dry
Qualifying - Dry
Endurance Race - Dry
Sprint Race - Dry
Entries: 12 A Class Cars, 16 B Class Cars, 16 C Class Cars and 4 D Class Cars will qualify
Entry List:
Class A:
#8 TWR Holden Dealer Team - Jeff Allam (Holden Commodore VL TWR)
#9 TWR Holden Dealer Team - Winston Percy (Holden Commodore VL TWR)
#13 Wolf Racing Team - Kurt Thiim (Ford Sierra RS500)
#14 Wolf Racing Team - Jörg van Ommen (Ford Sierra RS500)
#21 Nismo Motorsport - Naoki Nagasaka (Nissan Skyline R32)
#23 Nismo Motorsport - Toshio Suzuki (Nissan Skyline R32)
#24 Nismo Motorsport - Andrea Geisler (Nissan Skyline R32)
#25 Nismo Motorsport - Roland Asch (Nissan Skyline R32)
#29 Kaliber Industrial Control Services Racing - Andy Rouse (Ford Sierra RS500)
#30 Kaliber Industrial Control Services Racing - Steve Soper (Ford Sierra RS500)
#31 Saxon Engineering - Amos Saxon (Ford Sierra RS500)
#38 Saxon Engineering - Gregory Pulver (Ford Sierra RS500)
#32 Impul - Kazuyoshi Hoshino (Nissan Skyline R32)
#34 Zakspeed - Klaus Ludwig (Ford Sierra RS500)
#35 Zakspeed - Manuel Reuter (Ford Sierra RS500)
#36 Zakspeed - Roland Ratzenberger (Ford Sierra RS500)
#39 Zakspeed - Frank Biela (Ford Sierra RS500)
#78 Philips Car Systems Racing - Joachim Winkelhock (Ford Sierra RS500)
#79 Philips Car Systems Racing - Geoff Donnelly (Ford Sierra RS500)
#159 Rick Miller Racing - Deborah Gregg (Ford Merkur RS500)
#160 Rick Miller Racing - Lynn St. James (Ford Merkur RS500)
#222 Aussie Motorsport - Colin Bond (Ford Sierra RS500)
#420 Escuderia Hernandez - Oscar Castellano (Nissan Skyline R32)
Class B:
#15 Volvo Dealer Team - Robbie Francevic (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#20 Volvo Dealer Team - Per-Gunnar Andersson (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#30 Volvo Dealer Team - Ulf Granberg (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#40 Volvo Dealer Team - John Bowe (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#16 Union Saver Developments - David Leslie (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#17 Union Saver Developments - Keke Rosberg (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#18 Union Saver Developments - Juan María Traverso (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#19 Union Saver Developments - John Cleland (Toyota Supra Turbo)
#22 Mitsubishi Motors - Scott Pruett (Mitsubishi Starion Turbo)
#53 Mitsubishi Motors - Costas Los (Mitsubishi Starion Turbo)
#64 Mitsubishi Motors - Chris Lambden (Mitsubishi Starion Turbo)
#77 Mitsubishi Motors - Masanori Sekiya (Mitsubishi Starion Turbo)
#46 Euromotor International - Maurizio Sandro Sala (BMW 635CSi)
#47 Euromotor International - Mario Hytten (BMW 635CSi)
#50 Roger Downson Engineering - James Weaver (Rover Vitesse SD1)
#51 Roger Downson Engineering - Robb Gravett (Rover Vitesse SD1)
#52 Roger Dowsnon Engineering - Robert Kagan (Rover Vitesse SD1)
#69 Tokyo Motor Sport - Motoharu Kurosawa (Nissan Skyline R31 GTS-R)
#72 Audiwerke Motorsports - Derek Warwick (Audi V8)
#73 Audiwerke Motorsports - Leonhard von Gottorp (Audi V8)
#74 Audiwerke Motorsports - Altfrid Heger (Audi V8)
#80 Larsen Racing System - Slim Borgudd (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#81 Larsen Racing System - Andreas Larsen (Volvo 240 Turbo)
#85 Team LeMans - Kenji Katayama (Nissan Skyline R31 GTS-R)
#86 Renzo Engineering - Simone Guidetti (Maserati Biturbo)
#90 Luigi Racing - Giorgio Francia (BMW 635CSi)
#91 Luigi Racing - Ni Amorim (BMW 635CSi)
#200 Scuderia Adriatica - Erica B. Mancino (BMW 635 CSi)
Class C:
#1 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Tim Harvey (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#10 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Mauro Baldi (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#11 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Jochen Mass (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#12 Mercedes-Benz AMG Team - Armin Hahne (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#2 Diac Voeckler Renault - Jacques Laffite (Renault 21)
#3 Diac Voeckler Renault - Jean-Pierre Malcher (Renault 21)
#4 Diac Voeckler Renault - Sophie Fabron (Renault 21)
#21 Diac Voeckler Renault - Jean Ragnotti (Renault 21)
#7 Prodrive - Johnny Cecotto (BMW E30 M3)
#26 Olaf Manthey Racing - Alain Cudini (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#101 Olaf Manthey Racing - Olaf Manthey (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#41 Welsh Racing - Karl Jones (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#42 Volker Schmidt Racing - Dieter Quester (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#43 Volker Schmidt Racing - Pierre Dieudonné (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#48 Waterloo Motors - Marc Duez (BMW E30 M3)
#49 Waterloo Motors - Jean-Michel Martin (BMW E30 M3)
#62 Sports Promotion - Christophe Hurni (Mercedes-Benz 190E)
#70 Dixi Sport - Bernard Salam (Alfa Romeo 75)
#71 Dixi Sport - Gerard Fevrot (Alfa Romeo 75)
#75 Alfa Corse - Gianfranco Brancatelli (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#76 Alfa Corse - Michele Di Gioia (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#87 Renzo Engineering - Raffaele Modena (Alfa Romeo 75 Turbo)
#89 Lennart König - Lennart König (Alfa Romeo 75)
#94 BMW Motorsport - Roberto Ravaglia (BMW E30 M3)
#95 BMW Motorsport - Marc Hessel (BMW E30 M3)
#96 BMW Motorsport - Fabien Giroix (BMW E30 M3)
#97 BMW Motorsport - Markus Ostreich (BMW E30 M3)
#177 Brixia Corse - Carlo Rossi (Alfa Romeo 75)
#178 Brixia Corse - Alessandro Santin (Alfa Romeo 75)
#242 Scuderia Giudici - Gianni Giudici (BMW E30 M3)
#333 GEC Alsthom Voeckler Renault - Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler (Renault 21)
#444 GEC Alsthom Voeckler Renault - Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler (Renault 21)
#777 Bavaria Automobiles - Phillippe Haezebrouck (BMW E30 M3)
Class D:
#27 Linari Motori - Alessandro Linari (Fiat Uno)
#55 Volkswagen Dealers Racing - Helmut Maier (Volkswagen Golf Mk1)
#99 Hunter Autosport - Barbara Cowell (Renault 5 Club)
#135 Peynirici Racing - Gokor Peynirici (Volkswagen Golf Mk1)
#947 Schwaben Motorsport - Thomas von Lowis of Menar (Volkswagen Golf Mk1)
#948 Benes Motorsports - Klara Benes (Skoda 130RS)

Post by **Miguel98** » 26 Jun 2017, 08:54

Friday Morning Report:
Pre-Qualifying A Class Qualifying:

Pre-Qualifying B Class Qualifying:

Pre-Qualifying 2 Qualifying:

Friday Afternoon Report:
Pre-Qualifying A Class:

Pre-Qualifying B Class:

Pre-Qualifying 2:

Autosport wrote:Geisler and Duez share pre-qualifying victories around Spa

In the middle of a dry Ardennes forest - in total contrast from what happened to last year - Spa plays the host to the 8th round of this years World Touring Car Masters round. The fast track through the Ardennes hill - combined with a twisty and flowing sector 2 - provides one of the biggest challenges on the calendar to the drivers.

In the first pre-qualifying of the day, Geoff Donnelly - the surprise polesitter - lost the lead to Frank Biela during the first lap, and the man currently on form in WTCM led until a determined Andrea Geisler slided her R32 down the inside of Biela at La Source to take the lead of the race on lap 3 - from which she never let go. Geisler crossed the finish line 7.3 seconds ahead of Frank Biela, with the Zakspeed's of Roland Ratzenberger and Klaus Ludwig right behind to complete the top 4. Reuter overtook Donnelly in the final lap to finish in 5th place, with the young brit finishing in 6th place - carrying on with a fairly surprising year so far Geoff. Asch was the next R32 in 7th place, with Suzuki, Nagasaka and Hoshino rounding up the top 10 - most Nissan's but Geisler struggling for overall pace around here in pre-qualifying.

In B Class, von Gottorp passed his two Audi team-mates to score an Audi 1-2-3 for the german manufacturer, beating polesitter Heger and Warwick, who despite a bad start, was able to recover to 3rd by the end of the race. Traverso was the leading Supra in both qualifying and in the race, finishing about 4 seconds behind the winning von Gottorp. Leslie was 5th, with Cleland and Rosberg in 6th and 7th. The best performer of the race was Slim Borgudd in the privateer 240 Turbo, as he finished just short of 4 seconds behind Rosberg's Toyota and almost 7 seconds ahead of the next Volvo in 8th place, with Andersson in 9th place and the ever improving Andreas Larsen in 10th place.

C Class saw a fight between two Mercedes' and two privateer BMW's of Waterloo Motors for the victory in the final pre-qualifying of the day - with Jochen Mass and Marc Duez exchanging the lead across the race, the belgian eventually winning the race with a pass in the second-to-last lap. Mass finished about 1 second behind the belgian in second place, with Martin in 3rd rounding up the podium. Hahne was 4th, with Fabien Giroix as the leading manufacturer BMW in 5th place, almost 14 seconds back on the winner. Harvey was 6th, with Giudici and Haezebrouck following suit. Ostreich and C Class championship leader Johnny Cecotto rounded up the top 10.
In D Class, Helmut Maier took another victory to his name as he beat Gokor Peynirici and Thomas von Lowis of Menar to top honours in D Class.

Saturday Morning Report:

I need strategies from:
Rated
Biscione
pasta_maldonado
Normal32
SeedStriker
peteroli34
V8Fan12
Novitopoli
This Could Be You
Miguel98
Pinkd56

Race is 72 laps long and you have 48 hours to post things.

novitopoli · Post by **novitopoli** » 26 Jun 2017, 15:49

Hessel - 1 stop - Lap 36
Ostreich - 1 stop - Lap 33
Giroix - 1 stop - Lap 35
Ravaglia - 1 stop - Lap 34
Giudici - 1 stop - Lap 40
von Löwis of Menar - 1 stop - Lap 39

SeedStriker · Post by **SeedStriker** » 26 Jun 2017, 17:11

USD strategies

Driver Name: John Cleland
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 47

Driver Name: Keke Rosberg
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 48

Driver Name: David Leslie
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 49

Driver Name: JM Traverso
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 50

This Could Be You · Post by **This Could Be You** » 26 Jun 2017, 17:49

LRS Strategy:

Larsen: 1 Stop, Lap 44
Borgudd: 1 Stop, Lap 46

Peteroli34 · Post by **Peteroli34** » 26 Jun 2017, 23:41

Gregg - Lap 35
Dudoinne - Lap 40
Los - Lap 37
Sekiya - Lap 41
Lambden - Lap 35
Peynirici - Lap 40
Cowell - Lap 44

V8fan12 · Post by **V8fan12** » 27 Jun 2017, 00:52

Volvo Dealer Team

Driver Name: John Bowe
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 51

Driver Name: Robbie Francevic
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 48

Driver Name: Per-Gunnar Andersson
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 49

Driver Name: Ulf Granberg
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 50

Waterloo Motors

Driver Name: Marc Duez
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 46

Driver Name: Jean-Michel Martin
Number of Pitstops: 1
Laps to Pit: 48

Pinkd56 · Post by **Pinkd56** » 27 Jun 2017, 02:20

Hahne- 1 stop - Lap 33
Mass - 1 stop - Lap 34
Harvey - 1 stop - Lap 35
Baldi - 1 stop - Lap 39
Manthey - 1 stop - Lap 35

Rated · Post by **Rated** » 27 Jun 2017, 19:22

Zakspeed strategies
Roland Ratzenberger : Lap 36
Frank Biela : Lap 37
Manuel Reuter : Lap 40
Klaus Ludwig : Lap 42

Normal32 · Post by **Normal32** » 28 Jun 2017, 00:57

Warwick - 26
Castellano - 27
Gottorp - 27
Heger - 28