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Reli de Leon, Philippine Racing Commission chairman, (center), awards the Presidential Gold Cup trophy to Wilbert Tan (left), owner of Pangalusian Island, in this file photo late last year. With them is Philracom executive director Andrew Rovie Buencamino. The event is De Leon’s first official funct
Twitter With the Sprint Cup opener in the books, the 2021 Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS season is now in full swing. Magny-Cours offered a diverse menu of action, with night racing on Saturday followed by a more traditional afternoon contest on Sunday. A 27-car grid ensured fierce competition, and it was a pair of familiar crews that emerged at the front of the pack. Team WRT duo Dries Vanthoor and Charles Weerts began their championship defence in perfect fashion with victory in Saturday's 60-minute race, but they are unlikely to enjoy a simple run to their second title....
Zedan Racing Stables tweeted, "Let’s celebrate our little horse that could — MEDINA SPIRIT made it into the record books as the 147th @kentuckyderby winner So humbled and grateful to have a #KyDerby winner & to help Baffert make history - What a fighter #DerbyDreams @ljlmvel for the ride!" Let’s celebrate our little horse that could — MEDINA SPIRIT �� made it into the record books as the 147th @kentuckyderby winner �� So humbled and grateful to have a #KyDerby winner & to help Baffert make history - What a fighter �� #DerbyDreams The 47-year-old California-born entrepr...
A POINTS scoring start to the 2021 Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup was clinched by a Cumbrian driver on Sunday. Carlisle driver Alex MacDowall started his season strong on Sunday April 18, finishing ninth place at Monza in Italy despite an incident packed three hour race. MacDowall made his competitive debut with the Garage 59 squad’s Aston Martin Vantage GT3 alongside new team-mates Valentin Hasse-Clot and Nicolai Kjaergaard, performed strongly as always but rued a few errors in race strategy. Taking the first stint of Sunday’s encounter from eighth in the Silver Cup,...
The Stewards’ Silver Cup A TROPHY from the historic Northallerton Racecourse dating back to the 1800s has fetched thousands at auction. The ‘Stewards’ Silver Cup’ dates from a three-day meeting hosted at Northallerton racecourse from October 8 in 1835. It was is estimated to sell for up to £4,000 but recently went under the hammer for £6,470 at auction by Cheffins in Cambridge. The trophy was made by Emes and Barnard, the famous London-based silversmithing company. Steven Collins of Cheffins described it as 'a fabulous example of some of the best in 19th century silver-sm...