2 races, 1 champion. The curtain has been drawn on the Coach Dave Super Sprint after a rollercoaster evening at Bathurst, but how did it happen?
Round 4 of the Coach Dave Super Sprint and we headed to Imola. It’s a track we all know and love, so let’s see how it treated the drivers before the season finale at Bathurst.
After 6 hours of racing at Barcelona kicked off the Coach Dave 1000, the endurance series returned for another 1000 kilometres of action. This time, we headed to Imola.
The Coach Dave 1000 is underway! Last weekend, we headed to a not so sunny Barcelona for the first of five rounds in the newest endurance series to our lineup.
With the first two races of the season under our belts, we headed to Barcelona for the third round of the Coach Dave Super Sprint.
Wet weather stole the scene in round 2 of the Coach Dave Super Sprint. On an already demanding track such as Zandvoort, rain pouring down increased the level of focus and consistency required. The result of these unpredictable weather conditions has been a couple of tense races, with drivers trying to hold their nerves and bring their cars home in the best possible position.
All eyes were on the Coach Dave Super Sprint as it got underway at Brands Hatch last week – it certainly didn’t disappoint.
Season 4 of the SimGrid Endurance Cup was certainly one to remember. 5 rounds and 30 hours of racing was all the teams needed to put on a fantastic show, so let’s take a look back at how the championship unfolded.
The top spot in the championship might already have been decided, but the rest was still wide open, as the Endurance Cup circus headed to Bathurst for an enthralling finale.
It was time for the Endurance Cup to roll back into town this weekend, heading to South Africa for the penultiamte round of the season. A new champion was crowned, but how did the race unfold?
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