For the third World Rally Championship race in a row, Sebastien Loeb came out victorious in his Citroen C4. Close behind was fellow Citroen C4 driver Dani Sordo in second. Mikko Hirvonen, who was driving a Ford Focus, finished in the third position.

Several of the big name drivers didn’t finish this week’s race in New Zealand including Jari-Matti Latvala, Chris Atkinson, Francois Duval, Conrad Rautenbach, and Andreas Aigner.

For the full results from this race, please see this link:

Results from the 2008 WRC Repco Rally New Zealand

The updated standings can be found here:

2008 World Rally Championship Standings

This Sunday, Jimmie Johnson won the Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway in California (This track was formerly known as California Speedway). Johnson was the most dominating force on the track this weekend, having first set the fastest qualifying time and then leading the most laps during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race.

The leading finishers included:

1. Jimmie Johnson
2. Greg Biffle
3. Denny Hamlin
4. Kevin Harvick
5. Matt Kenseth

To see the complete finishing results, visit this page:

2008 Pepsi 500 Results

The updated standings can be found here:

2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Standings

The Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM)’s race in Brands Hatch, England was won by Audi Sport Team Abt’s driver Timo Scheider. Following behind him was the Mercedes of Paul di Resta in second and the Audi driven by Mattias Ekstrom in third. Jamie Green and Martin Tomczyk rounded out the Top-5.

For the full results from the race, please see:

2008 DTM at Brands Hatch England Results

The updated standings can be found here:

2008 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) Standings

Oswaldo Negri Jr. and Mark Patterson of Michael Shank Racing grabbed the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series win at New Jersey Motorsports Park. It was the pair’s first win of the season.

Leading the pack in GT was the TRG Porsche driven by Tim George Jr. and Andy Lally. They came in 14th position overall.

The top teams ranked by class included:

Daytona Prototype:
1. Michael Shank Racing – Ford Riley – Oswaldo Negri Jr., Mark Patterson
2. SunTrust Racing – Pontiac Dallara – Max Angelelli, Michael Valiante
3. Alex Job Racing – Porsche Riley – Bill Auberlen, Joey Hand

Grand Touring:
1. TRG – Porsche GT3 – Tim George Jr, Andy Lally
2. Stevenson Motorsports – Pontiac GXP.R – Andrew Davis, Robin Liddell
3. Matt Connolly Motorsports – Pontiac GTO.R – Diego Alessi, Ryan Phinny

Full results from the race are available at:

2008 New Jersey Motorsports Park Results

The updated standings can be found at:

2008 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series Standings

K Pax Racing’s Randy Pobst won this week’s SPEED World Challenge GT race in Detroit. Following close behind his Porsche 911 GT3 were Andy Pilgrim in second and Brandon Davis who finished third. All three drivers were within one second of the others when the checkered flag was waved.

The Top-5 Finishers Included:

1. Randy Pobst – Porsche 911 GT3
2. Andy Pilgrim – Cadillac CTS-V
3. Brandon Davis – Ford Mustang
4. Michael McCann – Cadillac CTS-V
5. Michael Galati – Porsche 911 GT3

The full results from the race can be found here:

SPEED World Challenge GT: 2008 Detroit Results

The standings have been updated, are are available through this link:

SPEED World Challenge GT: 2008 Point Standings

The BGB Motorsports Porsche 997 driven by Jon Miller and Craig Stanton won the Grand-Am KONI Challenge Series race held on August 30, 2008 at New Jersey Motorsports Park.

The top ranking ST team was the Bill Fenton Motorsports Honda Civic driven by Bob Beede and Matt Plumb.

The class leaders were:

Grand Sport:
1. BGB Motorsports – Porsche 997 – Jon Miller, Craig Stanton
2. Motorsport Technology Group – BMW Z4 M – L.-P. Dumoulin, Billy Johnson
3. Turner Motorsport – BMW M3 Coupe – Matt Alhadeff, Bill Auberlen
4. Rehagen Racing – Ford Mustang GT – Dean Martin, Jack Roush Jr.
5. CMA Motorsports – Ford Mustang GT – Mark Ackley, Todd Snyder

Street Tuner:
1. Bill Fenton Motorsports – Honda Civic SI – Bob Beede, Matt Plumb
2. Georgian Bay Mtspts – Chevy Cobalt – Lawson Aschenbach, Jamie Holtom
3. ICY/ Phoenix Racing – Subaru Legacy – Andrew Aquilante, Kristian Skavnes
4. Classic BMW/ Plano – BMW Z4 – Al Lamb, Leo Maia
5. RSR Motorsports – Mini Cooper S – Owen Trinkler, BJ Zacharias

The full results from this race can be found at:

2008 New Jersey Motorsports Park Results

The updated standings are available from:

2008 Grand-Am KONI Challenge Series Standings

The overall victory honors for Detroit’s American Le Mans Series race went to Franck Montagny and James Rossiter of Andretti Green Racing. This marked yet another overall victory for the P2 class. Surprisingly, the leading P1 that was driven by Intersport’s Clint Field, Jon Field and Richard Berry finished well back in the field in the 22nd position. This came to be after the leading P1 (an Audi Sport North America entry – that had originally been flagged as the race winner) was disqualified for coming in underweight in the post-race inspections.

Leading the way in GT1 was the No. 4 and No. 3 Corvettes driven by Olivier Beretta/Oliver Gavin and Johnny O’Connell/Jan Magnussen respectively. The two Flying Lizard Porsches came out on top in the GT2 class. They were the No. 45 driven by Jorg Bergmeister and Wolf Henzler and the No. 46 driven by Johannes van Overbeek and Patrick Pilet.

Full results from the race are available here:

2008 ALMS Detroit Sports Car Challenge Results

Updated ALMS standings have been posted here:

2008 American Le Mans Series Standings – As of Aug. 30, 2008 Detroit

Mazda driver, Michael Galati, came out victorious in Sunday’s Speed World Challenge Touring Car race at Mosport International Raceway. He crossed the finish line far ahead of the field with over six seconds separating him from the second place Mazda driven by rookie, Jason Saini. Following Saini was Peter Cunningham, whose third place finish moved him up to first in the championship points standings.

Rounding out the Top-5 were Cunningham’s teammate, Kuno Wittmer who currently sits in second in the championship points, and Chip Herr. Pierre Kleinubing, who had to make a hard charge to the front after facing a stop-and-go penalty for movement prior to the standing start, finished an impressive sixth.

Complete race results:

2008 SPEED Touring Car Results from Mosport

Updated standings:

2008 Standings for SPEED Touring Car (as of Aug. 24, 2008 Mosport)

Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner won their third American Le Mans Series victory in as many races Sunday at Mosport International Raceway. Right behind them was their Audi Sport North America teammates Dindo Capello and Emanuele Pirro.

Class winners included the No. 2 Audi of Lucas Luhr and Marco Werner for P1, the No. 9 Highcroft Acura driven by David Brabham and Scott Sharp in P2, the No. 3 Corvette of Johnny O’Connell and Jan Magnussen in GT1, while the No. 62 Risi Ferrari driven by Mika Salo and Jaime Melo took the GT2 class victory.

For the full results from the Grand Prix of Mosport, please see this page:

2008 ALMS Grand Prix of Mosport Results

Current standings can by found here:

American Le Mans Series Standings (As of Aug. 24, 2008 Mosport)

Carl Edwards won for the second NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race in a row Saturday, this time at Bristol Motor Speedway. This also marked the second straight race that he’s beat out Kyle Busch for the victory by just one position. Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick and Jeff Gordon rounded out the top five.

Regan Smith was the highest placing rookie in the field finishing on the lead lap in the 14th position.

Full results from the race have been posted here:

2008 Sharpie 500 Results from Bristol Motor Speedway

Updated standings are available here:

2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Standings