A third season of the Fiskens-supported Royal Automobile Club Woodcote Trophy came to a thrilling finale at the glorious Spa-Francorchamps this weekend where the London-based Historic Automobile dealership presented a true legend with their ‘Sprit of the Woodcote Trophy’ award.

Huff will be carrying maximum ballast for Monza

Maximum Ballast For Muller, Rydell And Huff

Three drivers will carry the maximum 70kg success ballast on board in the next race meeting at Monza: Yvan Muller, who won the first race in Imola and is leading the Drivers' Championship, Rickard Rydell, poleman at Imola and second in Race 1, and Robert Huff, third in Race 2.

It is tight at the top between the Sarafree Ferrari and the Autorlando Porsche

Thirty-five cars have been entered to the Monza GT Open, the 7th round of the season, certainly an emotional one as the Dunlop-backed series celebrates its 2Oth GT Open event, in the very circuit where it held its maiden race, back in 2006.

The Porsches and Cadillacs battled for the lead in last year's race

BRASELTON, Ga. (Sept. 30, 2008) – The curtain is about to close on the 2008 SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge season. While both of the Manufacturers’ Championships Presented by RACER Magazine have been wrapped up, the Drivers’ Championships will be determined at the SPEED GT Finale Presented by Foametix® and the SPEED Touring Car Finale Presented by Toyo Tires®. SPEED GT may be en route to a predictable outcome, but it’s anybody’s guess who’ll walk away with the SPEED Touring Car crown.

Jan Magnussen is looking forward to Petit Le Mans

Corvette, Porsche, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Panoz, Ford, Dodge...you get the picture. The American Le Mans Series' two GT classes feature the world's best manufacturers and their premium auto offerings on a world-class stage. This weekend, that stage is Road Atlanta for the 11th annual Petit Le Mans powered by the Totally New MAZDA6. The 1,000-mile/10-hour classic is the cornerstone of the American Le Mans Series and one of the top events on the schedule for drivers.

The reported fuel shortages in the Atlanta area should not affect the ALMS event

"While news reports have extensively reported concerns regarding the fuel supply in the Atlanta area, we do not anticipate this to have an effect on attendance for this weekend's 11th annual Petit Le Mans powered by the Totally New MAZDA6," says Scott Atherton, President & CEO of the American Le Mans Series.