Silverstone - Campeonato do Mundo de Resistência
"Campeonato do Mundo de Resistência (FIA WEC)
Mundial arranca este fim-de-semana em Silverstone
A temporada de 2016 do Campeonato do Mundo FIA de Resistência (FIA WEC) terá início este fim-de-semana em Silvertone, Inglaterra. Pedro Lamy volta a fazer parte da estrutura oficial da Aston Martin Racing, na categoria GTE Am, dividindo os comandos do Vantage #98 com Paul Dalla Lana e Mathias Lauda.
As 6 Horas de Silverstone marcam o início da temporada de 2016 do Mundial de Resistência. Com mais de 30 carros em pista e mais de 90 pilotos inscritos (divididos por 4 categorias, LMP1, LMP2, GTE Pró e GTE Am), o campeonato promete grandes lutas e muita animação desde a primeira prova.
“Será certamente uma temporada bastante competitiva. As equipas estão muito fortes, mas julgo termos um excelente carro para esta época. Será muito importante marcar o maior número de pontos possível em todas as corridas de forma a podermos lutar pelo título de 2016. Este ano, a equipa optou por um novo fornecedor de pneus (Dunlop), o que numa primeira fase nos obrigará a um trabalho extra de forma a nos habituarmos aos novos pneumáticos. De qualquer forma estamos todos muito confiantes e tudo faremos para lutar pelas primeiras posições já a partir desta primeira prova”, afirmou Pedro Lamy que, uma vez mais, defenderá as cores da equipa oficial da Aston Martin no WEC.
O Mundial de Resistência é constituído por 9 provas: 6 Horas de Silverstone, 6 Horas de Spa-Francorchamps, 24 Horas de Le Mans, 6 Horas de Nurburgring, 6 Horas do México, 6 Horas do Circuito das Américas, 6 Horas de Fuji, 6 Horas de Shangai, 6 Horas do Bahrein.
O programa desportivo das 6 Horas de Silverstone tem início na sexta-feira com a disputa dos primeiros treinos livres, seguindo-se a qualificação no Sábado e o primeiro confronto da temporada no Domingo, podendo ser acompanhado em directo no Eurosport a partir das 16 horas (130m)"
Pedro Lamy.
Este é o meu escritório Alemão (Audi R8).
@audi__sport @audi #audir8 #cockpit
This is my German office (Audi R8).
Filipe Albuquerque
Hello Silverstone!
@fiawec_official @rgr_sport
Thats mini me ☺
@fiawec_official #silverstone @rgr_sport
Fica aqui a primeira sessao de treinos livres, com neve... 😂
@fiawec_official #silverstone #snow @rgr_sport
Vamos arrancar de 3.
Hoje a qualificação foi difícil porque foi a primeira vez que estava a andar à chuva com este carro, mas foi divertido. O Bruno vai arrancar amanhã às 12h.
@fiawec_official @rgr_sport #car43 @carlzeisslenses
We are going to start from P3.
It was a hard qualify, it was my first time on the car with wet conditions but was good fun. 😉
Bruno will start the race at 12h!
Aqui vamos nós! Vamos arrancar de 3. É o @bsennaofficial que faz o arranque! Live no Motors TV.
Vamos lá!!!!!
@fiawec_official @rgr_sport #car43
Here we go! We gonna start P3.
@bsennaofficial will start the race.
Lets do thi
Até á vitória
E assim foi
Filipe Albuquerque vence nos LMP2 e Rui Águas os LM GTE Am
Sabe tão bem!!!! Vitoria na primeira corrida 😉
Feels so good! Win on the first race😉
À equipa RGR Sport By Morand, Filipe Albuquerque, Ricardo Gonzalez e Bruno Senna, que permitiu o 1« lugar LMP2 no Campeonato do Mundo de Endurance (WEC) volante de um.LIGIER JS P2 - Nissan
1 7 LMP1 Marcel FÄSSLER, André LOTTERER, Benoît TRÉLUYER Audi R18 M 194 6:01'06.963 3 1'40.461 211.5
2 2 LMP1 Romain DUMAS, Neel JANI, Marc LIEB Porsche 919 Hybrid M 194 6:01'53.028 46.065 46.065 159 1'40.303 211.8
3 6 LMP1 Stéphane SARRAZIN, Mike CONWAY, Kamui KOBAYASHI Toyota TS050 - Hybrid M 193 6:01'07.616 1 Laps 1 Laps 156 1'40.657 211.0
4 13 LMP1 Mathéo TUSCHER, Dominik KRAIHAMER, Alexandre IMPERATORI Rebellion R-One - AER D 183 6:01'24.784 11 Laps 10 Laps 155 1'46.246 199.9
5 12 LMP1 Nicolas PROST, Nelson PIQUET JR, Nick HEIDFELD Rebellion R-One - AER D 181 6:01'13.867 13 Laps 2 Laps 141 1'46.235 200.0
6 43 LMP2 Ricardo GONZALEZ, Filipe ALBUQUERQUE, Bruno SENNA LIGIER JS P2 - Nissan D 179 6:02'08.750 15 Laps 2 Laps 73 1'49.684 193.7
Classificações em: http://www.fiawec.com/races/6-hours-of-silverstone.html
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Campeonato do Mundo de Resistência (FIA WEC)
Pedro Lamy sobe ao pódio em Silverstone
A temporada de 2016 do Campeonato do Mundo FIA de Resistência (FIA WEC) começou bem para Pedro Lamy e os seus companheiros de equipa da Aston Martin Racing, Paul Dalla Lana e Mathias Lauda, que asseguraram a segunda posição final na primeira prova da temporada disputada este fim-de-semana em Silverstone, Inglaterra.
Ao arrancar da sexta posição da grelha entre os carros da categoria GTE Am, os pilotos do Aston Martin Vantage #98, realizaram uma fantástica recuperação que lhes permitiu subir ao segundo lugar do pódio da corrida britânica.
“Foi uma corrida muito difícil. Depois de uma qualificação menos positiva, tivemos que atacar forte durante toda a prova de forma a conseguirmos um bom resultado nesta primeira corrida da temporada. Conseguimos chegar ao segundo lugar que julgo ser um bom resultado tendo em conta a competitividade deste campeonato”, referiu o piloto português no final das 6 Horas de Silverstone.
A próxima prova do Mundial de Resistência terá lugar em Spa-Francorchamps a 7 de Maio.
Audi desclassificado e o Porsche é o vencedor.
WHAT THE DRIVERS SAID AFTER 6 HOURS OF SILVERSTONE
20/04/2016 - 11h08
Porsche Team (No.1 and No.2 Porsche 919 Hybrid, LMP1)
Brendon Hartley : Then I wanted to get passed a GT car on the outside, which is quite normal through corner two, but the driver didn’t see me and used all the road.
Mark Webber : In the beginning the Audi was really strong, but then I was able to catch up, get passed and create a gap.
Romain Dumas : During my first stint after the race start I touched a GT car and damaged the front aero. Afterwards the car was pretty understeery until the nose was changed.
Neel Jani : After my pit stop I was a lot luckier with traffic and, although we still had the damaged front wing on the car, I was able to go at the same speed as the leading car.
Marc Lieb : Race preparation wasn’t easy because of the weather conditions we had. Nevertheless we did a solid job in the race.
http://www.porsche.com/international/motorsportandevents/motorsport/worksracing/raceseries/fiawec/
Toyota Gazoo Racing (No.5 and No.6 Toyota TS050-Hybrid, LMP1)
Anthony Davidson : It was nice to see the other car score a podium and I am really happy for the guys in the team.
Sébastien Buemi : It is a bit unfortunate what happened to our car as we lost all chance of finishing on the podium due to the puncture.
Kazuki Nakajima : Many thanks to the mechanics who managed to fix the car and allow us to score some points which could be important for the championship.
Stéphane Sarrazin : It is not a win but it is a good podium for the team. The TS050 is a really nice car and there is big potential in it.
Mike Conway: Our speed generally on one lap was quite strong but we still need to work on the pace over a whole stint to get closer to the others.
Kamui Kobayashi : We need to continually improve how we are using the car to get more out of it so we can fight more closely with the others.
http://www.toyotahybridracing.com/
Audi Sport Team Joest (No.7 and No.8 Audi R18, LMP1)
Marcel Fässler* : A huge ‘thank you’ goes to our trackside squad, as well as to our employees in Neuburg and Neckarsulm.
André Lotterer* : I’m happy that our car was running so impeccably.
Benoît Tréluyer* : For us, this was the best way to open a season as you can imagine.
Lucas Di Grassi : We’d have liked to contribute to the result as well, but unfortunately suffered a failure of our car’s hybrid system.
Loïc Duval : Thank you’ to Audi Sport for a car that we took a position on the front row with.
Oliver Jarvis : Now we’d like to show what we’re capable of from the second race on.
ByKolles Racing Team (No.4 CLM P1/01-AER, LMP1)
James Rossiter : The partnership with Dunlop is new, just like several parts of the car. It offers a lot of potential which we will have to leverage.
Simon Trummer : We know much better now which tyre compounds work in the different conditions. I am looking forward to the race at Spa-Francorchamps in May!
Oliver Webb : My home race at Silverstone was great fun. The fans were fantastic as was the atmosphere on race day !
Strakka Racing (No.42 Gibson 015S-Nissan, LMP2)
Jonny Kane : This car suits Silverstone and we found a good balance that works through the tyre life cycle.
Nick Leventis : I’m looking forward to continuing the momentum at Spa in three weeks’ time.
http://www.strakkaracing.com/wp/
Manor (No.45 Oreca 05-Nissan, LMP2)
Roberto Merhi : I had a good start and made up two or three positions, it was a really fun part of the race.
Matt Rao : P6 behind such experienced team is a good result for us considering the car was only shaken down a few days ago.
Richard Bradley : We knew the first race was going to be tough, but we came through with no problems
http://www.manorwec.com/news.html
Aston Martin Racing (No.95 Aston Martin Vantage, GTE Pro / No.98 Aston Martin V8 Vantage, GTE Am)
Darren Turner : The car ran perfectly and I’m both happy and encouraged by the performance of our new Dunlop tyres.
Marco Sorensen : I’m already looking forward to Spa and the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Mathias Lauda : We had a tough qualifying but I knew that Pedro, Paul and I would be really strong as a team.
http://www.astonmartin.com/racing
Ford Chip Ganassi Team UK (No. 66 and No.67 Ford GT, GTE Pro)
Stefan Mücke : It’s always exciting to start the first race of a new season and to take the start in the Ford GT was a special moment.
Andy Priaulx : The car ran faultlessly and I was able to get into a good rhythm straight away.
Harry Tincknell : I really enjoyed it and I’m happy with fourth, although a podium would have been nice.
http://www.chipganassiracing.com/
Dempsey-Proton Racing (No.77 Porsche 911 RSR (2016), GTE Pro)
Richard Lietz : This is not how we expected the start in the new season.
Michael Christensen : I’m sure that we will do a lot better already in Spa.
http://www.proton-competition.com/
KCMG (No.78 Porsche 911 RSR, GTE Am)
Joël Camathias : It’s frustrating to see the podium going at the very end, when we had been running second or third during the whole race, but this is racing.
Christian Ried : And if we then don’t run into problems and maybe have a bit of luck, successes will come.
Wolf Henzler : We all would have hoped for a more successful season kick-off.
http://www.proton-competition.com/
Abu Dhabi-Proton Racing (No.88 Porsche 911 RSR, GTE Am)
Khaled Al Qubaisi : We will learn what’s necessary from Silverstone and will start even better prepared in Spa.
http://www.proton-competition.com/
See you at Spa in Belgium for the second round on 7th May.
