Standings

Nat Pos Driver Car No. Pts
   1 Romain Grosjean 9 89
   2 Luca Filippi 12 54
   3 Jules Bianchi 5 53
   4 Giedo Van Der Garde 4 49
   5 Sam Bird 9 45

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Pos Team Pts
  1 Barwa Addax Team 101
  2 Dams 89
  3 Racing Engineering 73
  4 ISport International 70
  5 Lotus ART 68

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Nat Car No. Driver Laps Time Pos
8 Christian Vietoris 32:51.770   1
1 Fabio Leimer 32:52:500   2
5 Jules Bianchi 32:54.621   3

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Nat Pos Driver Car No Pts
   1 Valtteri Bottas -- 62
   2 James Calado -- 55
   3 Nigel Melker -- 38
   4 Adrian Quaife-Hobbs -- 36
   5 Nico Müller -- 36

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Pos Team Pts
  1 Lotus ART 124
  2 MW Arden 69
  3 Marussia Manor Racing 67
  4 RSC Mucke Motorsport 61
  5 Status Grand Prix 50

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Nat Car No. Driver Laps Time Pos
-- Antonio Felix Da Costa 28:28.320   1
-- Rio Haryanto 28:29.040   2
-- Nico Müller 28:29.528   3

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Nat Pos Driver Car No Pts
   1 Lucas AUER (R) 11 292
   2 Afiq YAZO 88 285
   3 Nabil JEFFRI 7 186
   4 Irfan ILYAS 73 135
   5 Duvashan PADAYACHEE 8 100

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Pos Team Pts
  1 Eurointernational 574
  2 Meritus GP 408
  3 Petronas Mofaz Racing Team 405
  4 Eurasia Motorpsort 230
  5 Altantic Racing Team 75

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Nat Car No. Driver Laps Time Pos
88 Afiq YAZO 26:00.300   1
11 Lucas AUER (R) 26:01.068   2
78 Nandy AKASH (R) 26:04.467   3
8 Duvashan PADAYACHEE 26:06.386   4
8 Hiqmar DANIAL (R) 26:06.386   5

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Rookie Champion Sakurai aiming for top class

Posted on October 11, 2011

27 September 2011

Kotaro Sakurai was officially confirmed as British Formula 3 Rookie Class Champion at Donington Park on Sunday, with the Japanese notching up his 12th victory of what has been a season of little or no competition for the Hitech Racing driver. He is now targeting a drive in the International Class for 2012.

Having beaten Bart Hylkema for the first time at Snetterton, Sakurai has been left as the Rookie Class’ only representative since the Paul Ricard rounds in mid-July.

“I am very pleased to win the title this year,” says Tokyo’s Sakurai, who is the first Japanese driver to win a British F3 class title since Takuma Sato beat Anthony Davidson to the overall championship a decade ago.

“I really want to thank Hitech Racing and all of my sponsors for supporting me this year. It’s a real pleasure to have won the Rookie title.

“This year has been brilliant training for me; we are making steps forward all the time and it is looking very positive. Looking to next year, I am feeling very motivated and would like to look at driving a championship class car in British Formula 3.”