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British Grand Prix Feature: Paul di Resta profile

Force India test and reserve driver Paul di Resta discusses his role within the team, his racing career to date and his hopes for his home Grand Prix and beyond. Force India team manager Andy Stevenson also gives his thoughts on Paul’s performance so far this season. Available in the feature is also rights-free footage of Paul in the factory, working with engineers, clips from his DTM career, McLaren Autosport BRDC Award win and shots of Paul from his earlier racing career.

Tags: Formula 1 , Formula One , F1 , Force India , Grand Prix , Silverstone , Paul di Resta

WTCC Portimao HLTS - International Sound and Commentaries

SEAT and BMW shared victories in Zolder, on the first ever visit of the FIA WTCC to Belgium that was blessed by a crowd of 23,000 despite a cold wind from the North.

Jordi Gene came home first in Race 1, but it was his team-mate Gabriele Tarquini who inherited victory after the Spaniard's car failed to pass the technical checks because the air restrictor did not conform. 

Chevrolet's duo of Yvan Muller and Alain Menu completed the podium.

The second race saw one of Andy Priaulx's famous solo escapes from the pole position on the reverse grid. The Briton rejected the assaults from Rob Huff and Tiago Monteiro and claimed a much-longed home victory for Bart Mampaey and his BMW Team RBM.

IRC Geko Ypres Rally - HLTS with International Sound and Commentary

Local hero Freddy Loix has clinched his sixth Geko Ypres Rally victory to become the fifth different winner of an Intercontinental Rally Challenge round this season. Driving for Skoda Motorsport for the first time, the Belgian was roared all the way through Saturday's 13 sun-coated special stages by tens of thousands of adoring fans, who lined the demanding all-asphalt route.

WTCC Zolder - HLTS - International Sound and Commentaries

British Rally Championship 2010 - Round 3 News

A delighted Gwyndaf Evans and Chris Patterson broke their Jim Clark International Rally duck in style this weekend, taking victory on the all asphalt third round of the Dulux Trade MSA British Rally Championship.

The fifty year old Welshman proved he still has the hunger for victory by bouncing back from a double puncture on Saturday evening, the 1996 British Rally Champion also surviving a high speed moment on Saturday afternoon. At the finish in Duns he offered his thanks to a strategically placed telegraph pole, which while damaging the rear of his JR Motorsports Mitsubishi Evo 10, helped keep both car and crew on the road at around 100 mph

IRC Sardinia - HLTS with Commentary and International Sound

Juho Hanninen has strengthened his grip on the Intercontinental Rally Challenge drivers' title with his second victory of the season on Rally d'Italia-Sardegna.

Driving a factory Skoda Motorsport-run Fabia, the Finn took a slender lead on the rally's ninth stage and pulled clear when Kris Meeke, his closest pursuer, crashed heavily on stage 10. The accident was captured live on Eurosport, which covered four stages of the sun-coated gravel event as they happened.

WTCC Monza - HLTS and edited feature with commentary

Sunday in Monza SUNRED's Michel Nykjaer was very close to become the second driver in WTCC history to win a race in a non-factory car. Something that only Tom Coronel managed to do when he claimed victory at Okayama in 2008.

In the second race on the Italian track, the Danish driver was denied a resounding result when the front-left tyre of his SEAT Leon TDI car exploded at the Roggia chicane during the last lap. Nykjaer, who had lost fifth place in Race 1 under similar circumstances, had no other options than stop and hand the leadership to Yvan Muller.

Footage onboard the Indian Empress

Footage of Dr Vijay Mallya onboard his 95 metre yacht, the Indian Empress. Dr Mallya welcomes Force India drivers Tonio Liuzzi, Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta onboard and discusses the forthcoming Monaco Grand Prix.

Tags: Formula 1 , Formula One , motorsport , sport , Force India , racing , Grand Prix

Interview with Force India chairman and team principal Dr Vijay Mallya

Dr Vijay Mallya, Force India’s chairman and team principal, looks ahead to the forthcoming Monaco Grand Prix, the most prestigious event on the calendar for teams and sponsors, plus analyses the team’s fortunes over his two and a half year tenure as team owner.

Tags: Formula 1 , Formula One , motorsport , sport , Force India , racing , Grand Prix , Monaco , Monte Carlo , drivers , Vijay Mallya

WTCC Marrakech - Edited feature with Commentary

Gabriele Tarquini and Andy Priaulx shared victories today in Marrakech, coming home safe after two races that were spoiled by a number of crashes and safety car periods.
In the first race the reigning world champion and his SEAT León TDI car took the lead at the start and benefitted from the fight for second to build a small gap that proved crucial the moment that the race was frozen by the safety car for good.
In race 2 Priaulx made the most out of his pole position on the reverse grid to take command. Two different crashes on laps 1 and 7 chaged the race into a procession behind the safety car until the very last lap in which Priaulx sprinted to BMW's first victory of the season beating Chevrolet's Yvan Muller by a small margin.