Biagi was second in the AF Corse Ferrari

Jos Menten
Thomas Biagi
Joel Camathias
Paolo Ruberti
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Another podium for Simonsen and Peter keeps them high in the standings

Gillet
Allan Simonsen
Davide Rigon
Michelin
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The Moslers did not see the finish line at Monza

PK Carsport
Charouz
Scuderia Ecosse
CR Scuderia
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Another weekend - another success for Matech

Following on from the spectacular start at Silverstone, with the two victories of the Ford GTs of Mutsch and Khan, the Matech Racing team headed on down to Monza, for the following round of the FIA GT3 European championship. Notwithstanding the temperamental weather conditions, both the free practice as also the qualifying sessions proved that the three Ford GTs entered by the Swiss team were on tune, the power beasts achieving impressive grouped results; 3rd, 4th and 5th places for the first leg, prior to Thomas Mutsch clinching another pole position allowing him to take on the morning heat in full confidence.

Another podium in a good year for Tafel

Corsa
Tafel
Risi
VICI
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The C6.Rs running in formation

Corvette
Flying Lizard
Farnbacher
Michelin
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Fernandez was unlucky and could have been higher

de Ferran
Fernandez
Andretti-Green
Highcroft
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Penkse had a great 1-2 finish at Utah

Intersport
Penske
Dyson
B-K Motorsports
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Gil de Ferran and Simon Pagenaud made for popular debut podium winners

Audi
Porsche
Acura
Miller Motorsports Park
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#24 - Just for the simple pleasure of saying, “I was there!”

#1. Feel awed by the start between earth and space
100 years ago the first flight by an aircraft on European soil took place on Les Hunaudières, and the 2008 Le Mans 24 Hours will commemorate this historic event. A replica of the 1908 Flyer will be towed down the pit straight by a car from Le Mans, a Léon Bollée. On board will be French astronaut Jean-Loup Chrétien, American astronaut Mark Brown and Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Titov. They will give the start by waving the French flag at the same time as the residents in the International Orbiting Station, which will overfly Le Mans some 400 kms above the circuit!