This weekend’s KONI Challenge races saw both classes run in separate events.

First up was the Street Tuner class race that saw Adam Burrows and Trevor Hopwood race to the win in their Acura TSX on Saturday, August 16. Behind them was the BMW Z4 of Toby Grahovec and Pierre Kleinubing in second, followed by the Chevrolet Cobalt SS co-piloted by Jamie Holtom and Andy Lally in third.

On Sunday, August 17th, the Grand Sport GT class drivers undertook their race at Trois-Rivieres where Marc-Antoine Camirand and Andy Lally scored the victory. Following the leading BMW M3 Coupe, were two Ford Mustang GTs finishing out the top three. The first driven by James Gue and Bret Seafuse, the latter driven by Billy Johnson and Ray Mason.

For the complete results of both races, please see the following page:

2008 Trois-Rivieres Split Classes Results

Carl Edwards won the 3M Performance 400 presented by Bondo this Sunday at Michigan International Speedway. The 200 lap feature was dominated by Edwards, with his Office Depot Ford leading the most laps during the race – an impressive feat after starting from back in 27th position. This was his fifth win of 2008. The pole-sitter, Brian Vickers, finished a respectable seventh.

The leading drivers to reach the checkered flag included:

1. Carl Edwards
2. Kyle Busch
3. David Ragan
4. Greg Biffle
5. Matt Kenseth

For the full results from the race, please refer to this page:

2008 3M Performance 400 Results

The updated standings can be seen here:

2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Standings

World Rally Championship driver Sebastien Loeb won for the second time in a row Sunday. He grabbed the overall victory at the 2008 WRC ADAC Rallye Deutschland with a time of 3:26:19.7. Finishing second at nearly a second behind the leader was Daniel Sordo. Both drivers were in a Citroen C4.

The leaders after the final stage were:

1. Sebastien Loeb
2. Daniel Sordo
3. Francois Duval
4. Mikko Hirvonen
5. Petter Solberg

Full results are available at this link:

2008 WRC ADAC Rallye Deutschland Results

The updated championship standings can be found here:

2008 World Rally Championship Standings