12.04.2009: Flag Filipe Albuquerque bows down and thanks the crowd's support this weekend. It is an almost deafening cheer.Flag Well, we know there is an argument to have in the stewards room later - stay turned to A1GP.com for any developments first.Flag The final r
Flag Filipe Albuquerque bows down and thanks the crowd's support this weekend. It is an almost deafening cheer.
Flag Well, we know there is an argument to have in the stewards room later - stay turned to A1GP.com for any developments first.
Flag The final race order (at the flag at least) was Switzerland, Ireland, Portugal, Malaysia, Mexico, France, Great Britain, China, Germany and Indonesia.
Flag Wow. What a race - amazing entertainment throughout. Can you even catch your breath?
Lap 42 But Switzerland hold on and wins - another victory for Neel Jani. Jani is now the driver who has won the most races in A1GP history.
Lap 41 Final lap - and it's close at the front.
Lap 40 India's Narain Karthikeyan spins out and retires.
Lap 40 Australia retires in the pits.
Lap 40 The gap is down to 0.6 seconds down between Switzerland and Ireland. Suddenly Ireland is in with a shout of winning this race again! Two laps to go.
Lap 37 Ireland are not going to have to serve their drive-through it seems - it is going to be discussed after the race. How bizarre!
Lap 36 Indonesia's Zahir Ali has had a spin.
Lap 35 Ireland are putting the hammer down, trying to get fastest lap before having to serve the penalty.
Lap 33 Switzerland has now pulled out a 4.2-second lead.
Lap 32 Mexico pit from the lead.
Lap 32 Ireland has got another drive-through penalty for overtaking behind the safety car. This race just twists and turns!
Lap 29 Mexico, Australia, France and Great Britain are the top four, and none of them have made their second stops yet.
Lap 28 Switzerland now makes it stop. It gets out just ahead of Portugal to effectively take the lead.
Lap 27 Ireland has a great stop and leaves the pits right behind Portugal!
Lap 27 Portugal come into the pits for its mandatory pit stop.
Lap 26 Australia get by Germany on the main straight.
Lap 26 The surprise of the race is Mexico - running an impressive third after great pit strategy.
Lap 25 Portugal now has a 0.7-second advantage over Switzerland.
Lap 23 Jani uses a PowerBoost to have a go at Portugal's Albuquerque, but Albuquerque is an expert defender.
Lap 23 Germany and Netherlands are under investigation.
Lap 22 Filipe Albuquerque is defending hard from Neel Jani and Switzerland. This is great A1GP racing.
Lap 21 Here we go for the restart.
Lap 20 Tonio Liuzzi tries to seize the initiative when the USA's Marco Andretti slides at Turn 8. Liuzzi goes down the inside at Turn 9 and the USA and Italian car made contact. The Italian car spins into the innocent car of Monaco and all three are damaged and retire.
Lap 19 Safety car is out again. There has been a three-car crash with Monaco, USA and Italy.
Lap 18 What a restart! Portugal's Felipe Albuquerque sends the crowd absolutely wild by grabbing the lead from Switzerland around the outside at the first corner.
Lap 17 So the order behind the safety car is Switzerland, Portugal, Italy, USA, Mexico (timed pit stop to perfection) Monaco, Malaysia, India, Germany, Ireland.
Lap 15 South Africa's Adrian Zaugg defended well coming down the main straight. However, going into Turn 3 Black Beauty's Earl Bamber appeared to lock up and crashed into the rear of South Africa.
Lap 15 The safety car is out. There has been a crash between South Africa and New Zealand at Turn Three.
Lap 15 Mexico and Australia still have to stop.
Lap 14 South Africa is holding up a chain of six cars, including New Zealand, Portugal, Italy, USA and Monaco.
Lap 14 Monaco comes in, but coming out on cold tyres, Clivio Piccione makes an error and lets USA's Marco Andretti through.
Lap 12 A few teams have yet to make their stops, including, Mexico, Monaco, Australia.
Lap 11 New Zealand makes its stop, and gets out ahead of Portugal, which is a good boost up in the pits.
Lap 11 Ireland makes it real stop now.
Lap 11 Switzerland makes it stop.
Lap 10 Ireland has done its drive through penalty, not its pit stop.
Lap 8 Dan Clarke has a spin in the British car.
Lap 8 Ireland, Portugal, and South Africa come into the pits. All get out in the same order as they came in.
Lap 7 Albuquerque looks like he is going to be one of the first teams to pit in a minute.
Lap 6 The Ireland team are not happy.
Lap 5 Drive-through penalty for Ireland. It looks like they have jumped the start.
Lap 4 There is a great battle in the field for the final points positions between Malaysia, Monaco, Mexico, Great Britain and India.
Lap 3 Ireland now has a 1.8-second advantage over the rest of the field.
Lap 2 There have been a few accidents at the start of the race. Lebanon has had a puncture and has gone off at Turn 6. Australia's John Martin had a problem at the first turn and is running last.
Lap 2 The order is Ireland, Switzerland, South Africa, Portugal, USA, New Zealand, Italy, Malaysia.
Lap 1 Ireland now has pole effectively, and grabs the lead at the start.
14:59 Robert Doornbos is out of the car! The Netherlands driver didn't make the start and has retired!
14:57 Nearly ready to go for the Feature race!
14:50 What a shame. Brazil's Felipe Guimaraes will not start the Feature race, because the team have not been able to repair the car after the Sprint race accident. He was due to start fifth.
14:47 It's sunny now, but there are dark clouds in the distance. Could it make the difference this afternoon?
14:45 The second mandatory pit stop has been announced - it's between laps 26 and 34. The first stop is always between laps 8 and 16.
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Event: Vodafone A1GP Algarve, Portugal (Round 6 of 8)
Round Six of the 2008/09 A1GP World Cup of Motorsport continued this afternoon with Vitantonio Liuzzi claiming Italy’s first ever A1GP pole position in the Sprint race in tomorrow’s Vo weiter >>
1 NETHERLANDS Robert DOORNBOS 01:31.423 01:30.415 01:30.415 2 IRELAND Adam CARROLL 01:31.477 01:30.696 01:30.696 0.281 3 SWITZERLAND Neel JANI 01:30.878 01:30.878 0.463 4 SOUTH AFRICA Adrian ZAUGG 01:32.296 01:30.984 01:30.984 0.569 weiter >>
A1 Team Netherlands continued to set the pace in the final free practice session ahead of this weekend’s Vodafone A1GP Algarve.Robert Doornbos set the fastest ever A1GP lap around the circuit with a 1m 30.115-second tour, nearly three quarters of a second quicker weiter >>
Vodafone A1GP Algarve, Portugal got underway this morning with New Zealand’s Earl Bamber setting the early pace in the rookie session and the Netherlands’ topping the timesheets in afternoon practice
Round Six of the 2008/09 A1GP World weiter >>
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1 New Zealand Earl Bamber 1'34.147 2 France Nicolas Prost 1'34.676 0.529 3 Switzerland Alexandre Imperatori 1'35.240 1.093 4 Germany André Lotterer 1'35.472 1.325 5 Netherlands Dennis Retera 1'36.730 2.583 6 Ir weiter >>
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A1 Team Italy has pulled off a coup by signing one of Italy’s most talented drivers, Vitantonio Liuzzi, to represent his country in the A1GP World Cup of Motorsport. Liuzzi has been successful in all categories he has contested up to Formula 1, and his first race with A1 Team Italy w weiter >>
Event:Vodafone A1GP Algarve, Portugal (Round 6 of 8)
A1 Team Portugal’s Filipe Albuquerque made a final appearance at the WRC Rally of Portugal yesterday as the build up continues to the Vodafone A1GP Algarve, 10 – 12 April, with the next event weiter >>
A1GP World Cup of Motorsport heads to Portugal for the second time in its history this weekend, but with a brand new circuit in the Algarve providing the backdrop for what is set to be one of the most memorable events of the season on 10 – 12 April.The last A1GP me weiter >>
A1GP World Cup of Motorsport and A1 Team Portugal’s Filipe Albuquerque made a guest appearance at the opening special stage of the Vodafone Rally of Portugal today, the fourth round of the 2009 World Rally Championship. This is the first of several spectacular events involving Albuquerque and the A1GP Powered by Ferrari car he will race in next week’s Vodafone A1GP Algarve, Portugal weiter >>
A1GP World Cup of Motorsport today announced that Vodafone is to be the Title Sponsor for A1GP Algarve, Portugal. The event, which is the sixth round of the season, is taking place in Portugal from 10-12 April 2009. In accordance wi weiter >>
A1GP World Cup of Motorsport has been given FIA approval to hold A1GP Mexico City, Mexico on the weekend of the 22-24 May 2009, thus making this the eighth and final round of Season Four.Thi weiter >>
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Event: Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa (Round 5 of 9)
Switzerland’s Neel Jani claimed victory in this afternoon’s Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa Feature race with what his Seat Holder, Max Welti, would most likely call a ‘gor weiter >>
1 Switzerland 73 2 Ireland 70 3 Portugal 64 4 Netherlands 56 5 France 41 6 New Zealand 36 7 Malaysia 32 8 Australia 30 9 Monaco 23 10 Great Britain 20 11 USA 19 12 South Africa 19 13 Brazil 16 14 Italy weiter >>
Jani win gives Swiss title lead Flag Switzerland now leads the championship after scoring 15 points today.Flag Second was Brazil, then Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, Lebanon, Gre weiter >>
Event: Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa (Round 5 of 9)
Jeroen Bleekemolen took the Netherlands’ first victory in Season Four in this morning’s Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa Sprint race. Bleekemolen drove a faultless race aroun weiter >>
Dutch take first win in 45 races
The Sprint race will be shown on A1GP's live streaming service just before live coverage of the Feature race. Be sure to join us at 12:00 GMT to watch it here on A1GP.com weiter >>
Under the watchful eye of Ferrari’s Felipe Massa, A1 Team Brazil’s very own Felipe – Guimarães – today qualified in 14th and 8th positions respectively for tomorrow’s Sprint and Feature races at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit. A1GP Gauteng in Johannesb weiter >>
Live video, live timing and text updates right from the track on www.a1gp.com
15:15 It's going to be a great pair of races tomorrow, with two very mixed up grids. Don't you just love A1GP's qualifying syst weiter >>
1 Australia John Martin 1'28.439 2 2 Switzerland Neel Jani 1'28.521 0.082 2 3 Ireland Adam Carroll 1'28.593 0.154 2 4 Portugal Filipe Albuquerque 1'28.773   weiter >>
A1 Team Netherlands became the team to beat going into qualifying, as lap times tumbled in final practice for Go-GP.org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa.
The times fell dramatically from yesterday as teams experimented with their one practice u weiter >>
Round Five of the 2008/09 A1GP World Cup of Motorsport season got underway in Gauteng, South Africa this afternoon with A1 Team France setting the early pace in the rookie session before A1 Team Lebanon’s Daniel Morad posted a 1-minute 30.816-seconds lap to end the day quickest ove weiter >>
A1 Team Lebanon’s Daniel Morad topped the timesheets at the end of the first day of practice for the Go-GP.org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa.
Morad put the best lap in right at the end of the late afternoon session in the hot Kyalami sunshine record weiter >>
1 France Nicolas Prost 1'33.149 20 2 New Zealand Earl Bamber 1'33.576 0.427 8 3 Germany Michael Ammermüller 1'33.888 0.739 17 4 Australia Ashley Walsh weiter >>
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Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa (Round 5 of 9)
A1GP World Cup of Motorsport gave its drivers the opportunity to take in some of the local cultures including a guided tour around the south western Johannesburg township of Soweto this morning ahead of Go-GP.Or weiter >>
A1GP.com is launching A1GP.com Dashboard, a new live GPS-style mapping and telemetry system to enhance fans’ viewing of races for the rest of the season.
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Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa (Round 5 of 9)
A1GP World Cup of Motorsport makes its first ever visit to South Africa’s most famous motor racing circuit, Kyalami, this weekend for round five of the series, Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa on 20 - 22 weiter >>
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