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We have not one but two great news pieces from Japan.
Hiroshi Hamasaki won the two opening races of the Volkswagen GTI Cup Japan at Tsukuba.
On the circuit located some 60 kilometres northeast of Tokyo, last year’s champion, in difficult weather conditions, prevailed twice in his Golf against Ken Kubo. Third places were clinched by Toru Maruyama and Kenichi Suzuki, respectively.
Here is a bit of Volkswagen Motorsport racing news from another country! This is awesome.
Season opener with big field of contenders
Some 50 vehicles started to the season opener of the Volkswagen Racing Circuit Trial Japan at Tsukuba.
Divided into four classes, two drivers – respectively – compete against each other on the race track in this amateur racing series. The drivers setting the total best times are the winners. On the just under two-kilometre-long circuit, the Volkswagen Golf drivers Nachi Fukuda, Hideaki Kato, Yasushi Inoue and Kazuhiro Kawauchi shone with best-in-class times.
We would really love to see this live, even if its online!
Commanding victory for Shane Williams: The South African won the sixth race of the ADAC Volkswagen Polo Cup at the Norisring ahead of Alexander Rambow from Zehdenick and the Dane Thor Qualmann. Continue reading ‘ADAC Volkswagen Polo Cup: Second win for Shane Williams’
We are sorry about the lack of coverage on the Formula 3 Euro Series and Volkswagen. Great news from the Norisring weekend!
Podium places and overall lead for the Volkswagen drivers: As many as three drivers from the Volkswagen Signature team, Jean Karl Vernay (France), Edoardo Mortara (Italy) and Robert Wickens (Canada), clinched podium positions at races seven and eight of the Formula 3 Euro Series in Nuremberg. Continue reading ‘Formula 3 Euro Series: Three Volkswagen drivers on the podium’
