Jamie Klein
Editor and Reporter at Motorsport.com
Assistant Editor at Sportscar365
Japan-based motorsport media professional specialising in #SuperGT and #SFormula. Asian Editor + #WEC reporter @sportscar365. Comms @motorsportTV_UK. たまに日本語の投稿も
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5 days ago |
sportscar365.com | Jamie Klein
***Ferrari’s victory in the 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps was its sixth overall in the FIA World Endurance Championship, with the Italian manufacturer earning its second ever 1-2 finish following the Qatar season opener. Victory for AF Corse in LMGT3 also means Ferrari swept both classes for the first time.
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5 days ago |
sportscar365.com | Jamie Klein
Origine Motorsport took a clean sweep of victories upon GT World Challenge Asia powered by AWS’s first visit to Indonesia’s Mandalika Circuit last weekend. Leo Ye Hongli and Yuan Bo made it two wins from the opening three races in Saturday’s opening round aboard the No. 87 Porsche 911 GT3 R, while Lu Wei opened his account on Sunday with the help of his new co-driver in the No. 4 car, Alessio Picariello.
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5 days ago |
sportscar365.com | Jamie Klein
Toyota has taken the covers off a special livery that will adorn one of its two GR010 Hybrids in next month’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, paying homage to the Japanese manufacturer’s iconic GT-One of the late 1990s. The design was revealed on Monday to mark 40 years since the Japanese manufacturer’s first appearance at the Circuit de la Sarthe, featuring the same famous red-and-white pattern that was seen on the marque’s three GT-Ones at Le Mans in 1998.
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6 days ago |
sportscar365.com | Jamie Klein
Ferrari has defended the controversial pit lane swap between its two factory cars en route to its 1-2 finish in Saturday’s Spa round of the FIA World Endurance Championship. The Prancing Horse continued its unbroken win streak this season as the No. 51 crew of Alessandro Pier Guidi, Antonio Giovinazzi and James Calado prevailed over the sister No. 50 car of Miguel Molina, Nicklas Nielsen and Antonio Fuoco.
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6 days ago |
sportscar365.com | Jamie Klein
Frederic Makowiecki has said he has no regrets regarding Alpine’s failure to score a maiden FIA World Endurance Championship victory in Saturday’s Spa round, as he and his teammates finished third behind the two factory Ferraris. For a second race in a row, Makowiecki and his co-drivers aboard the No. 36 Alpine A424, Mick Schumacher and Jules Gounon, took the bottom step of the podium.
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RT @sportscar365: 💬 PIT LANE CONTROVERSY: Ferrari has dismissed the notion it was fortunate only to be handed a reprimand for its unorthodo…
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A world away from his regular Nissan #SuperGT mount, but @BerBaguette wins at home in Spa in Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux! This time in front of his two children 🥰 自身の子供たちに囲まれてバゲット選手が地元のスパで優勝！🏆 https://t.co/LouFv6LYsE
