James Watt Automotive (JWA) has secured an all-star driver line-up for the final round of this year’s Le Mans Series, the Mil Milhas in Brazil on November 10.
The Staffordshire-based team’s Porsche 997 GT3-RSR will be driven by moral LMS GT2-class co-champion Allan Simonsen, double Porsche Supercup champion Richard Westbrook, 2005 Australian GT champion Bryce Washington and experienced sportscar racer Paul Daniels. read more
It’s become a tradition over the years that, any time a driver wins a major title with a German team, said team subsequently launches into a very rousing, slightly beery and mildly off-tune version of Queen’s 1977 uber-anthem ‘We Are The Champions’.
Richard Westbrook received that at Spa on Sunday after clinching the 2007 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup title with the German HISAQ Competition squad, successfully defending the crown read more
British Porsche star Richard Westbrook homed in on his second successive Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup title with yet another charging drive at Monza.
The HISAQ Competition star stormed through to take second place, leaving him requiring only a fifth-place finish from this weekend’s final round at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. read more
Reigning Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup champion Richard Westbrook stormed up the field to finish fourth in Sunday’s race in Turkey to maintain a healthy points advantage in the 2007 standings.
The Londoner and his HISAQ Competition Porsche were a lowly ninth on the grid, but Westbrook was on top form on race day. He is now 12 points ahead going into the final two rounds, at Monza and Spa. read more
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A brilliant win for Richard Westbrook has put him in the box seat for a second successive title in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.
Westbrook blasted to the season’s biggest margin of victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix support race at the Hungaroring near Budapest, taking the flag six and a half seconds clear and extending his read more
Richard Westbrook bounced back from a horrendous weekend at Silverstone to finish on the podium at the Nurburgring and extend his lead in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.
Britain’s reigning Supercup champion shrugged off shock-absorber problems in practice and qualifying, and a hit from major title rival Uwe Alzen in the race, to finish third and stretch his points lead from five points to 12. read more
It’s goodbye to Richard Westbrook; and it’s ‘guten tag’ to Richard von Westbrucken. Certainly, that’s the way Britain’s Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup points leader felt after being extremely harshly dealt with throughout the UK round of the series at Silverstone - and assaulted by rival Alex Zampedri after the race.
“I feel like taking German nationality if this is the way I’m going to be treated in my own country,” said reigning Supercup champion Westbrook of his race at the British Grand Prix. read more
Reigning Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup champion Richard Westbrook retains an eight-point advantage in the 2007 Grand Prix-supporting series after taking third position at Magny-Cours on Sunday.
The Londoner charged his HISAQ Competition Porsche up from sixth place to second, setting fastest lap, only to drop back to third at the last gasp due to rivals short-cutting the circuit. read more
Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup maestro Richard Westbrook put in a heroic performance around the streets of Monte Carlo to finish within a second of the race winner and extend his championship lead - despite a blown clutch.
The clutch blew up at the start, meaning that the 31-year-old Londoner had to adapt to a different style of driving and put the pressure on the cars in front throughout the 16-lap race. He finished third but, with race winner Jeroen Bleekemolen a guest driver and ineligible for points, Westbrook took a second-place score away from the Monaco Grand Prix curtain-raiser. read more
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