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T he FIA GT World Cup grid will be 100% powered by sustainable fuel for the first time during this year's seventh World Cup, the FIA has announced.
Initial skepticism about the change from the F3 International cars, which raced in Macau only in 2019 and 2023, to the FR cars was based on the FRs' being considered more “junior.”
By: Renato Marques
T he Chief Executive (CE) Ho Iat Seng has said the government will continue to make good use of its special status and unique advantages of “backing the motherland and connecting the world,” by continuing to promote industry-university-research cooperation and by transforming academic research into products and services.
N icknamed “Mr. Macau” due to his numerous victories and great success on the Guia Circuit, Edoardo Mortara will try to reach his 11th win in Macau this year.
S imilar to last year during the 70th anniversary of the Macau Grand Prix, the Macau Roadsport Challenge will be divided into two separate races this year: The Macau Roadsport Challenge and the Macau Roadsport Macau SAR Establishment Cup.
T his year, the TCR World Tour Event of Macau will be the last event (Rounds 13 and 14) of the season, meaning that this year's champion will be crowned in Macau.
A first very wet day at the Macau Grand Prix saw Néstor Girolami (Hyundai Elantra N) emerge as the fastest driver in the TCR World Tour, topping the timesheets despite not being a title contender.
The MP Motorsport driver completed a lap around a very wet Guia Circuit in 2:32.482, 0.202 seconds quicker than Tuukka Taponen and almost three seconds faster than his teammate at MP Motorsport, Valerio Rinicella.
T he 71st edition of the Macau Grand Prix got off to a challenging start as the Motorcycle GP, which was scheduled to kick off the event, was called off due to rain.
A lessio Picariello (Porsche 911 GT3 R) took advantage of a disrupted Free Practice 2 (FP2) session yesterday afternoon to top the time sheets in the FIA GT World Cup.
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