Ferrari Hypercar drivers at the Italian Grand Prix
Last weekend Ferrari Hypercar drivers Antonio Giovinazzi, Alessandro Pier Guidi and Antonio Fuoco attended the Italian Grand Prix and spent time with the Tifosi.
The three drivers were guests of the Ferrari F1 team, which ran tribute liveries on its SF-23s during the weekend to celebrate the 499P’s Le Mans win in June.
In addition to the Le Mans-winning #51 499P being on display in the fan areas, the Frikadelli Racing Ferrari 296 GT3, which won the Nürburgring 24 Hours this year, was also present.
H24 & Toyota GR H2 Racing Concept to be displayed at Fuji
The MissionH24 LMPH2G Adess-based electric-hydrogen prototype is set to be displayed alongside the Toyota GR H2 Racing Concept (which was unveiled at Le Mans) at the Fuji Speedway this weekend in the fan village.
This will mark the first public appearance of both cars in Japan.
In addition, the event organisers have put together activities and games alongside the display, designed to entertain spectators of all ages while educating them about the role played by hydrogen in zero-carbon mobility.
Pittard rejoins Falken for NLS6
Falken Motorsport has revealed that 2023 Nürburgring 24 Hours winner David Pittard will return to the team for the 12H Nürburgring NLS (6&7) round this weekend.
Pittard will drive the team’s #3 Porsche alongside Klaus Bachler, and look to build on his performance in NLS5, where he won with Falken on his debut with the team alongside Joel Eriksson.
Falken’s #4 Porsche meanwhile, will be driven by Dennis Fetzer and Martin Ragginger.
31 cars on GT Open entry for Red Bull Ring
31 cars feature on the new provisional entry list for the International GT Open’s trip to the Red Bull Ring in Austria this weekend.
The title battles will be in full focus this weekend, especially in the PRO category, where Optimum Motorsport’s De Haan and Charlie Fagg will look to grow their one-point advantage over Motopark’s duo of Diego Menchaca and Marco Siebert.
Featured image courtesy of Ferrari
