From A1 GP Press Release
Jeroen Bleekemolen and Neel Jani won both rounds helded today in Gauteng, South Africa. Switzerland still leads the provisional classification.
Jeroen Bleekemolen took the Netherlands' first victory in Season Four in this morning's Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa Sprint race.
Bleekemolen drove a faultless race around the 2.65-mile Kyalami circuit to win by 4.407-seconds from Portugal's Filipe Albuquerque.
Switzerland's Neel Jani had a good start to move up to second off the standing start, but finished third after losing time trying to manoeuvre round Malaysia's car, which had pitted in front of him.
Switzerland's Neel Jani claimed victory in this afternoon's Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa Feature race with what his Seat Holder, Max Welti, would most likely call a "gorgeous" drive from fifth on the grid. The win means Neel Jani equals the all-time win record for a driver, Nico Hulkenberg's record of nine wins for Germany.
Jeroen Bleekemolen and Neel Jani won both rounds helded today in Gauteng, South Africa. Switzerland still leads the provisional classification.
Jeroen Bleekemolen took the Netherlands' first victory in Season Four in this morning's Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa Sprint race.
Bleekemolen drove a faultless race around the 2.65-mile Kyalami circuit to win by 4.407-seconds from Portugal's Filipe Albuquerque.
Switzerland's Neel Jani had a good start to move up to second off the standing start, but finished third after losing time trying to manoeuvre round Malaysia's car, which had pitted in front of him.
Switzerland's Neel Jani claimed victory in this afternoon's Go-GP.Org A1GP Gauteng, South Africa Feature race with what his Seat Holder, Max Welti, would most likely call a "gorgeous" drive from fifth on the grid. The win means Neel Jani equals the all-time win record for a driver, Nico Hulkenberg's record of nine wins for Germany.