Once penalties are applied, this are the ETC standigns after the Team GG round at Magny-Course.

Standings after Round 2

You can download the Magny-Course race on PSRtv here

Enjoy it!

Round two is over. The championship headed to France and Magny-Cours last weekend for the home race for Team GG. The GT Pro race was all about one guy - David Greco, drving for The Black Rebels. He almost lapped every single car in the feild. All but one. Christopher Aponte from Roaring Pipes Maniacs was the only driver that managed to stay on the lead lap.

Simon Bode for Degan Simracing got third ahead of second RPM driver, Bram Hengevald. FlatOut driver Rickard Norgren finished 5th ahead of the two Team GG drivers of the day, Jerome Benard and Jerome Lecomte. Only 8 were to finish the race with Nick Carnell for AnE Racing in that place.

The GT Sport race would end with the same guy on the top spot. Greco was not as dominant as in the Pro race but still had a comfortable gap to second place finisher Mikae Simian through out the race.

The race would end early due to a server crash but 75% of the distance were completed so full points were given afterwards. RPM driver Kevin Ascher grabbed the last podium with Iain Wilton (FlatOut) in 4th and Yeori Gijsen, also he for RPM in 5th.

GT Pro results
Gt Sport results

Next up is the homerace for FlatOut Racing as it is time for Anderstorp. You can follow the GT Sport race on PSRtv on Friday 28th of November and the GT Pro cars will hit the track two days later.

Results from last log on server (added manually race time) HERE

Teams standings to follow tonight!.

Here

All the ETC teams are going to France this week, ETC’s second round hosted by Team GG will take part on the French track with a surprise, this time both races will be broadcasted, so you can connect with PSRtv on Friday at 20:45 and on Sunday at 10:45.

Also during the Friday’s broadcast we will know wich races will be run with changeable weather (a maximun of two) looking at the weather broadcast in circuit’s place for the saturday. In case that there is rain forecasted for saturday in more than one track it will be the first and the last ones the ones with it.

Friday’s sow commentators are still to be decided but in Sunday you will be online with our TV star Eckhart von Glan and with the sporting operations coordinator David Garcia.

There is also the doubt of the future of Precision Motorsports into the competition, we hope they can bring 4 drivers to this event and save their license.

Following the GT Sport race last Friday it was today time for the GT Pro class to taim the Ring.

Samuel Libeert (Team GG) would continue the same path of high performance from the teams Friday race with putting his Lister Storm on pole but he would not finish the race due to suspension problems. The race would belong to The Black Rebels and their driver David Greco who would go on and win 50 seconds ahead of Jari Vinnari in his Corvette C6R, driving for Roaring Pipes Maniacs.

FlatOut would take third with Mike Simian behind the wheels. Rodolphe Morin made up for the DNF of Libeert to score an important 4th place finish for Team GG as Simon Bode would make up for a misserable Friday event for Degan Simracing as he would finish in 5th and bring home some vital points to their championship hunt.

Downloads:
http://www.simracing-live.com/results/ETC/r1/GTP/

Next round will be at Magny-Course in two weeks, the homerace for Team GG.
You can see the GT Pro class live on Friday 14th on PSRtv!

GT PRO
GT SPORT

Race 1 of round 1 is completed as the GT Sports class took on the Nürburgring GP circuit.

Andreas Löffler (Degan Simracing) was on pole ahead of Luwig Ghidi (Team GG).
Löffler managed to keep the lead the opening lap but a disconnection would ruined his race only a few laps in. Teammate Oliver Wickens also suffered a disconnetion that would result in a dissapointing ETC debut for Degan Simracing. Ghidi on the other hand had a fault free race and would dissapear into the distance.

Behind him there would be more fighting going on as positions changed throughout the race but in the end Antoine Morin would make it a double for Team GG despite having trouble in the opening stages of the race.
3rd place would in the end go to Henk van der Meulen from the Flat Out Club.

Mikael Hellen (The Black Rebels) would end up in 4th after a 2 stop stratedgy that didn’t pay off as well as he had hoped. in the end he finished only 1 second behind v d Meulen. 5th would go the Alessandro Mura, driving for The Burning Tyres.

The race however was overshadowed a bit by disconnections that the league organizors are looking into.

Downloads:
Race results
Broadcast replay

The GT Pro class will race their first race of the season on Suday morning.