Uwe Alzen made amends for his exclusion from Saturday's Speedcar race in Bahrain by winning the Sunday event. The German had won the first race on the road, but was later excluded for not wearing his HANS device, which is mandated by the rules. Helped by a high rate of attrition, he was able to win the second race from the back of the grid.

Mamerow crosses the line to take the win in Bahrain

Stuttgart. At the second championship round of the Porsche Mobil1 Supercup,
Chris Mamerow from Germany claimed his first win of the season. The
23-year-old new-comer to the world’s fastest international one-make cup
took up the race from third on the grid. In lap three he grabbed the front
position from the leading Jeroen Bleekemolen (Netherlands) and René Rast
(Germany), and never let it go for the remainder of the 12-lap sprint.
Following the first two championship races, Mamerow ranks second in the
drivers’ standings.

Seat scored their best result in the WTCC

Seat
Chevrolet
BMW
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It was pure dominance

Race 1

Jordi Gene led from pole to secure the win of the first race in Puebla. He started alongside Chevrolet's Nicola Larini, and was only challenged during the rolling start when Larini came up beside him off the line. Gene's SEAT Sport team mate Rickard Rydell came up from sixth during the first corner scuffle to second place, and remained there for the rest of the race. From this position he was able to protect his team mate from the Chevrolet charge coming from behind.

Tafel Racing claims their first ALMS class win

Tafel
Risi
Corsa
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Flying Lizard had mixed results at St Pete

Corvette
LG Motorsports
Flying Lizards
Farnbacher Loles
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Porsche and Acura shared the P2 podium

Highcroft
Andretti Green
Dyson
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Audi took another tight ALMS race win

Audi
Acura
Porsche
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Peugeot won out over the Audis in Spain

Peugeot won the opening race of the 2008 Le Mans Series with Nicolas Minassian and local driver Marc Gene recording a popular victory in front of 28,000 spectators. Blue skies greeted the 47 competitors who took the start, and the sun shone brightly on the diesel-powered Peugeot 908 Hdi FAP, which took the chequered flag a clear lap ahead of the Audi R10 TDI driven by Mike Rockenfeller and Alexandre Premat.