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. Here are the britishsingleseaters 'Driver Of The Day' Awards for the Snetterton rounds -
. Championship - Nelson Piquet Jnr - The Brazilian finally found his feet after several disappointing rounds, recording two wins and a fourth place finish at the Norfolk venue. Now back in command at the top of the points standings can anyone stop him?
. Scholarship - Ryan Lewis - Lewis has been in a league of his own all season and again demolished his opposition as he took all three wins at Snetterton. The organisers mite as well give him the crown now!
. Here are the britishsingleseaters 'Driver Of The Day' Awards for the Knockhill rounds -
. Championship - James Rossiter - fabulous weekend for the underrated Brit who now takes a commanding lead in the title race with his win and third place at the Scottish venue. Really beginning to put some more illustrious names into the shadows!
. Scholarship - Barton Mawer - Good drive to take class victory in the first race and then entertained the crowds with his aggressive drive to second in round 8
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Nelson
Piquet Jnr finally came good in this years championship as he took two
wins at Snetterton this weekend. The Brazilian made a storming getaway
in Saturday's re-arranged Silverstone race to take a lights-to-flag win
whilst in Sundays first race he was involved in an epic scrap with
Ulsterman Adam Carroll before finally coming out on top. Carroll was
devastated at not taking victory from Sundays first race after leading
for the majority of it but he came good in the 2nd race as he took a
lights-to-flag win. In the Scholarship Class Ryan Lewis unsurprisingly
took all 3 victories >>
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Menu
Motorsport driver Will Davison could be forced to quit the series unless
major financial backing can be found in the next week and a half. The
Aussie, 7th in the current championship standings has ran out of money
and this week headed back to his home country in search of the necessary
funds in order to continue. If he hasn't found them by the middle of
next week he will quit the series with immediate effect leaving Menu
with only one driver to run in the form of Malaysian Fairuz Fauzy >>
Hitech
Racing look set to graduate up to the new GP2 series in 2005 and could
run F3 star Nelson Piquet Jnr. Team boss David Hayle confirmed at
Knockhill last weekend that the team are looking to graduate to the new
Grand Prix supporting series and that initial talks had taken place with
Piquet. The team ran the young Brazilian during the Macau and Korea blue
riband races at the end of 2003 and were said to get along well with the
youngster >>
Venezuelan
Ernesto Viso and Fortec Motorsports James Rossiter took a win-a-piece
during round 7 and 8 of the series at a scorching Knockhill this
weekend. Viso took a lights to flag win in the first race as he held off
the attention of Will Power to secure his first A-class victory. In the
second James Rossiter also claimed a lights-to-flag win and in so-doing
took control of the overall championship. It was a fraught weekend in
the Scholarship Class as many of the runners ran into trouble. Barton
Mawer and Ryan Lewis came through to take a win-a-piece >>