porsche carrera cup asia rounds 10&11 report

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Television Listings P1Rounds 10&11 Preview P1Qualifying P2Qualifying Results P3Round 10 P4Round 10 Results P5Round 11 P6Round 11 Results P82012 Championship P9Standings General and Media P9Enquiries

The start of Round 11 of the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia 2012.

Porsche Carrera Cup Asia 2012Race Report: Rounds 10&11Shanghai International Circuit, ChinaNovember 9 - 11, 2012

Shanghai. The grand finale of the tenth Porsche Carrera Cup season will have added star power with the announcement that Le Mans 24 Hours winner David Brabham will be amongst the 28-car grid as the championship battle goes down to the wire at the inaugural Shanghai Sportscar Champions Festival.

Testament to the high regard in which the region’s leading sportscar series is held, David Brabham, son of three-time Formula 1 World Champion Sir Jack Brabham, is one of the most successful and experienced sports car special-ists in the world, and will contest the two, 12-lap races in the Team Carrera Cup Asia Porsche 911 GT3 Cup.

While Brabham makes his Porsche Carrera Cup Asia debut, the chase for the 2012 Over-all and Class B Championship titles will reach its highly-anticipated climax. PICC Team StarChase driver Alexandre Imperatori is excruciatingly close to clinching the overall title, with a forty-point advantage over defending champion Keita Sawa of LKM Racing Team. The 25-year-old Shanghai-based Swiss driver will be hoping to wrap up the championship by taking pole posi-

Racing Royalty as David Brabham Confirmed for Spectacular Season Finale

tion for Round 10, as the single point would earn him an unassailable lead.

However, Sawa can be relied upon to do everything humanly possible to keep his championship hopes alive, and with the highly-competitive field all wanting to make their mark on the season finale, anything can happen.

Third overall and out for race wins is Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie driver Martin Ragginger of Austria, while Team Jebsen’s Rodolfo Avila and Budweiser Team StarChase ace and highest-placed Chinese driver Tung Ho-Pin will also want a strong finish to their seasons.

In Class B, it will be a three-way battle for honours between points leader, Mod-ena Motorsports’ Wayne Shen of Hong Kong, Seminole Racing Team’s Egidio Perfetti, and OpenRoad Racing’s Francis Tjia. Shen is the only one of the three to have finished all races so far, but Perfetti has the most victories with four wins.

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Imperatori Clinches Championship for PICC Team StarChaseShanghai. Alexandre Impera-tori won the 2012 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Champion-ship today at the aptly-named Sports Car Champions Festival. With six victories in nine races, the 25-year-old PICC Team StarChase ace clinched the title after rival and defending cham-pion LKM Racing Team’s Keita Sawa failed to take pole posi-tion for the penultimate race of the season. Even if Sawa takes maximum points in Rounds 10 and 11, he can only hope to draw level in the points, and Im-peratori would ace him by virtue of race wins.

After Friday’s wet free prac-tice sessions at the 4.603km Shanghai International Cir-cuit, conditions were wet but changeable at the start of the 30-minute qualifying session. At a weekend which is all about tyre strategy, most of the field initially elected to go out on wets, with some teams taking their chances on slicks later on in the session.

It was Team Jebsen’s Rodol-fo Avila who mastered the tricky

conditions, snatching his first pole position of the season in the closing minutes of the ses-sion from Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie driver Martin Ragginger of Austria. Raggin-ger had earlier taken provisional pole position from early leader Budweiser Team StarChase driver Tung Ho-Pin of China.

Lining up on the second row of the grid will be Team Yongda Dongfang racer Benjamin Rouget of France, alongside Tung.

Taking his maiden Class B pole position was a delighted Li Chao of Asia Racing Team, after a superb qualifying performance. Sec-ond quickest was series newcomer, excit-ing young talent 17-year-old Shaun Thong of Hong Kong racing a Porsche for the first time with PS Racing. However, the battle for the Class B championship is between current points leader Wayne Shen of Modena Motor-sports, who qualified fourth in the category, and Seminole Racing Team’s Egidio Perfetti, third in the session.

Despite being the tenth Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Champion, man of the moment Im-peratori was still entirely focused on winning but will have his work cut out, having qualified in sixth: “We knew heading out there that if Sawa didn’t get pole position, the champion-ship was ours but I was not really thinking about it and I’m still not thinking about it. It’s good to know it is safe and secure but now the focus is on the race today and so far it has

Qualifying :

not been going well. The conditions have been changing and they look like they might change again. It’s the same for everybody but so far we have not found the sweet spot for the car. This afternoon it will be about maximum attack, and it will be the same tomor-row. We are determined to finish the season here with good results. So as far as winning the championship goes, the celebrations will have to wait until tomorrow.”

With the overall championship wrapped up, victory in one of the final two rounds of the season will be the most prized achievement, with every one of the 28-car field going all out for glory. Avila knows his start will be cru-cial: “It felt good out there. I managed to post a good lap at the beginning but I knew it wouldn’t be good enough so I went out again and really pushedhard. It was not a perfect lap for me, but it was good enough for pole. Now comes the big test and that is to win this after-noon. We need to make a good start which we haven’t been doing. But I have a feeling that today things are go-ing to go my way. I’m really looking for-ward to it and a win would be a great way for us to finish the season.”continued on page 3

continued from page 1The stellar career of British-

born Australian David Brabham began in 1983 in karts, with a British Formula 3 Championship title and victory at the Macau Grand Prix following in 1989. Twenty-four Formula 1 race starts were followed by the beginning of his current successful sportscar

career, with an All-Japan GT Championship title in 1996. He is a two-time American Le Mans Se-ries champion (in the P1 and LMP Classes), and is one of only four Australians to have won the Le Mans 24 Hours, winning the blue riband race outright in 2009, and two more class wins so far in 2007 and 2008.

The Shanghai Sportscar Champions Festival will mark a decade of racing for the Porsche Car-rera Cup Asia. Having burst onto the Asian mo-

torsport scene at the start of 2003, the series immediately set a new benchmark of excellence in the region. The inclusion of Brabham amongst the most talented and experienced field of sportscar rac-ers ever assembled in Asia, guarantees a season-closer like no other.

Rodolfo Avila of Team Jebsen grabbed his first pole position in Round 10 of the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia.

Qualifying Results - Round 10Pos No Name Class Entrant Time1 20 Rodolfo AVILA (MAC) Team Jebsen (HKG) 2:02.219

2 86 Martin RAGGINGER (AUT) Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie (CHN) +0.300

3 8 Benjamin ROUGET (FRA) Team Yongda Dongfang (CHN) +0.678

4 98 TUNG Ho Pin (CHN) Budweiser Team StarChase (CHN) +0.891

5 1 Keita SAWA (JPN) LKM Racing Team (HKG) +1.449

6 99 Alexandre IMPERATORI (SUI)

PICC Team StarChase (CHN) +1.573

7 11 Ringo CHONG (SIN) Team Kangshun (CHN) +1.794

8 78 ZHANG Da Sheng (CHN) Team Basetex (CHN) +1.800

9 37 Davide RIZZO (CHN) BBT (CHN) +1.880

10 9 WANG Jian Wei(CHN) Team BetterLife (CHN) +2.488

11 96 LI Chao (CHN) B Asia Racing Team (CHN) +2.635

12 31 *THONG Wei Fung (HKG) B PS Racing (FIN) +2.857

13 88 Egidio PERFETTI (SUI) B Seminole Racing Team (USA) +3.179

14 16 Wayne SHEN (HKG) B Modena Motorsports (HKG) +3.376

15 81 HUANG Chu Han (CHN) B Asia Racing Team (CHN) +3.596

16 55 *Angelo NEGRO (HKG) B PS Racing (FIN) +3.684

17 3 *David BRABHAM(GBR) Team Carrera Cup Asia (CHN) +3.889

18 5 Yuey TAN (SIN) B Dorr McElrea Racing (SIN) +4.040

19 6 ZHENG Ting (CHN) B BBT (CHN) +4.274

20 21 Francis TJIA (HKG) B OpenRoad Racing (HKG) +4.958

21 23 Paul TRESIDDER (AUS) B Hewlett Motorsport (AUS) +5.310

22 27 Adrian Henry D’SILVA (MAS) B Nexus Racing (MAS) +6.141

23 25 Christian CHIA (CAN) B OpenRoad By ART Motorsports (HKG) +6.180

24 28 John SHEN (HKG) B Modena Motorsports (HKG) +6.434

25 83 Dr. MA Chi Min (HKG) B Dr. Ma Chi Min (HKG) +6.857

26 18 Marcel TJIA (HKG) B OpenRoad Racing by ART Motorsports (HKG)

+7.288

27 66 Rose TAN (CHN) Team C&D (CHN) +8.123

28 68 MAK Hing Tak (HKG) B OMAK (HKG) +12.957

* indicates non-series registered

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continued from page 2 Despite missing out on

pole, Ragginger was not disap-pointed although like several drivers would have liked a few more laps after switching to slicks: “We’ve started all races on the front row, so that’s not too bad!” he said.

Rouget echoed what many of the field was experiencing: “It wasn’t easy for me out there. I had only one set of front tyres as I used one yesterday in prac-tice. It was really slippery and the track was really wet. It’s a good test for me and my car and it really puts you under a lit-tle bit more pressure as a driv-er, which is what I enjoy. I like to be tested and we have put ourselves in a good position for this afternoon.”

Li Chao will start Round 10 from Class B pole for the first time, and is brimming with con-fidence after the session: “Af-ter this, I like the rain a lot!” For Shen and Perfetti though, there is the matter of a championship to decide.

Team Carrera Cup Asia VIP driver David Brabham is predict-ing an interesting race ahead after qualifying 17th. Driving the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup for the first time this weekend, Brabham began the session on used wets in order to bed in the brakes, before switching to a new set for a lap: “I missed the window, so took a gamble on slicks, I could have done with two more laps, but I’m looking forward to an entertaining race from midfield!”

Li Chao from Asia Racing Team was the fastest Class B driver in Round 10 Qualifying

Pole-sitter Rodolfo Avila (Left) and winner of round 10 Martin Ragginger (Right) do battle

Ragginger Victorious in Shanghai ThrillerShanghai. Austrian Martin Ragginger gave his Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie plenty to cheer about after he took victory in the penultimate round of the 2012 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia season today. Notching up his second win of the season, Ragginger crossed the line 1.595 seconds ahead of pole-sitter Rodolfo Avila of Team Jebsen. Third across the line after the 12-lap thriller was Budweiser Team StarChase talent Tung Ho-Pin of China taking his third podium on his debut sportscar season.

With Alexandre Imperatori of PICC Team StarChase, fourth in the race, having guaranteed the title after qualifying, the remainder of the field had their sights set firmly on the podium.

Winner in Class B was Seminole Racing Team’s Egidio Perfetti, closing in on title rival Wayne Shen of Modena Motorsports who was involved in a late-stage incident, eventually finishing 15th. The race for the Class B championship will now go right down to the wire in Sunday’s finale, with just

eighteen points separating the pair. Second Class B finisher was OpenRoad Racing’s Francis Tjia, with Asia Racing Team’s Huang Chu Han of China, third.

Said Ragginger: “I had to make many moves during the race because I had a bad start. The first was against Keita Sawa in turn one. I made my move on the inside over the curb and I got him there. Then, after the restart, Rodolfo was looking on the inside so I went to the right then before braking I went completely left and I had him. It was quicker than this morning in fact it had dried out about 10 minutes after qualifying. The safety car didn’t help me so much because I had a gap lead behind me and then two laps later I had less. I knew then I had to go out and pass Rodolfo quickly and luckily enough it all worked out. I was confident coming in. I knew I was quick and needed a good start to get past him but I messed that up completely. But I was able to pull it all together. I think today was a practice for tomorrow.”

Despite missing out on the win, Avila was still pleased to have taken a podium finish: “I had a good start. The first lap was ok but I had a little bit of late braking in the hair pin. I went a bit wide but still managed to keep the lead. I thought that if I managed my race, managed my tyres, I could win. After the Safety Car came in I lost a bit but I could see Martin had more pace than me. When I exited turn eight, I went a bit wide and drove over the grass

and the car started wheel spinning and not going anywhere. Martin was able to catch up quite a lot. When I saw him coming to my left I realized I couldn’t block him and basically that was it. I was right behind trying to manage the gap and that was basically it. Everyone did a good job.”

Tung meanwhile was already looking ahead to tomorrow’s finale: “Since Malaysia I have been improving and so has the car. Malaysia and Singapore I probably should have made the podium so I am happy with the way things are going.”

For Perfetti, it was an eventful outing: “It was an interesting race! I thought it was all over at the beginning. One car almost took us out on turn one and I fell back. There was a lot of adrenaline and a bit of frustration but I think that was what kept me going. I put my head down and kept concentrating and took it one move at a time as I worked my way through the traffic. It was a very good race in the end. The final bonus was when I saw Wayne [Shen] try to take me and spin. So that leaves me in a good position for tomorrow, and it should be a big day.”

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Round 10 :

Results - Round 10Pos No Name Class Entrant Time1 86 Martin RAGGINGER (AUT) Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie

(CHN)23:53.247

2 20 Rodolfo AVILA (MAC) Team Jebsen (HKG) +1.595

3 98 TUNG Ho Pin (CHN) Budweiser Team StarChase (CHN)

+2.773

4 99 Alexandre IMPERATORI (SUI) PICC Team StarChase (CHN) +5.004


6 8 Benjamin ROUGET (FRA) Team Yongda Dongfang (CHN) +6.351


8 37 Davide RIZZO (CHN) BBT (CHN) +10.100

9 9 WANG Jian Wei Team BetterLife (CHN) +11.580

10 3 *David BRABHAM Team Carrera Cup Asia (CHN) +11.792

11 88 Egidio PERFETTI (SUI) B Seminole Racing Team (USA) +15.453








19 27 Adrian Henry D’SILVA (MAS) B Nexus Racing (MAS) +28.392

20 25 Christian CHIA (CAN) B OpenRoad By ART Motorsports (HKG)

+30.363


22 96 LI Chao (CHN) B Asia Racing Team (CHN) +40.427

23 83 Dr. MA Chi Min (HKG) B Dr. Ma Chi Min (HKG) +41.279

24 66 Rose TAN (CHN) Team C&D (CHN) +44.504

25 68 MAK Hing Tak (HKG) B OMAK (HKG) +1:00.537

26 28 John SHEN (HKG) B Modena Motorsports (HKG) 1 Lap

27 18 Marcel TJIA (HKG) B OpenRoad Racing by ART Motor-sports (HKG)

DNF

28 31 *THONG Wei Fung (HKG) B PS Racing (FIN) DNS


(Left to Right) Medal Winner Adrian D’Silva, Round 10 Top 3 Class B: Francis Tjia (second), Egidio Perfetti (first), Huang Chu Han (third)

continued from page 4Avila made a brilliant

getaway from pole, and set about building up a gap from the hard-charging Benjamin Rouget after a less-than-perfect getaway by Ragginger put him down the order. An opening-lap incident behind the race leaders saw several cars spinning out, but all rejoined.

Tung and LKM Racing Team’s Keita Sawa gave chase, but Ragginger was on fire, charging past Sawa, Tung and Rouget and up to second. Race leader Avila was beginning to see his advantage whittled away by the Austrian, reduced to just over half a second when the Safety Car was called out on lap 7 after OpenRoad by ART Motorsports’ Marcel Tjia spun and came to a halt in the gravel trap.

At the restart, Avila again made a good getaway, but both Ragginger and Tung were straight on his tail, while behind the trio Sawa was holding Imperatori at bay. Ragginger made his move on Avila to grab the lead on the following lap with a wheel-perfect pass and headed towards the flag.

In the closing laps of the race, Sawa continued to thwart Imperatori’s increasingly-desperate attempts to get by until, in a dramatic final lap, the Swiss driver dived passed on the final run to the flag.

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New Champion Ends Season with Victory while Shen Takes Class B TitleShanghai. PICC Team StarChase talent and newly crowned Por-sche Carrera Cup Asia cham-pion Alexandre Imperatori fin-ished his season in spectacular style by taking a resounding victory in the final round. The Shanghai-based Swiss driver crossed the line after the 12-lap Round 11 with a margin of 6.5 seconds from second-place fin-isher Keita Sawa of LKM Racing Team. Third over the line in the action-packed and Safety Car-interrupted race was Chinese driver Zhang Da Sheng of Team Basetex, who drove a superb race to take his second podium of the season.

Modena Motorsports’ Wayne Shen clinched the Class B title, finishing the season 26 points clear of on-track rival Francis Tjia of OpenRoad Racing. An unlucky race saw series new-comer Egidio Perfetti, who had been in championship conten-tion coming to Shanghai, drop

down to third in the final standings.Chinese drivers impressed at the inaugural

Sports Car Champions Festival, with Huang Chu Han of Asia Racing Team winning Class B to take his second class victory of season. OpenRoad Racing’s Francis Tjia was second, putting him second in the championship. Dorr McElrea Racing’s Yuey Tan of Singapore was third across the line after a tough race.

In the final points, Imperatori clinched the title, 44 points ahead of Sawa, with Avila mov-ing up the leaderboard after the final race to third.

Said Imperatori: “We had the champion-ship in the bag yesterday morning so there was no need to be conservative any more. I just went all out on the attack because I really wanted to finish the season off with a victory. We didn’t have the smoothest weekend here. It was stuck in traffic all the way yesterday so today I really wanted to show everybody that I hadn’t lost my touch. I was really great to win this race for our sponsors PICC and the team. Everybody did a great job today.”

As 2011 champion Sawa handed his crown to Imperatori he was gracious in defeat: “I’d like to congratulate Alex on winning the cham-pionship. I tried to defend the championship

this year but I’ve had to settle for sec-ond. But it was good to get on the po-dium in the last race of the season. The race today was very hard work. After the Safety Car my tyre pressure was too high, so I wasn’t able to maintain the pace until the end. Now I will just have to come back next year and win back the championship.”

Thanking his Team Basetex, Zhang was overjoyed with his season finale: “This is my first season of the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia, and I plan to con-tinue to bring more glory to China, so please continue to support me!”

The reverse grid regulation for the top eight finishers in Round 10 saw BBT’s David Rizzo on pole with Zhang alongside, and Benjamin Rouget and Sawa making up the second row. As the lights went out for the last time this season, Rizzo roared off the grid. Both Tung Ho-Pin and Imperatori were on a charge from the third row, getting by Sawa and Zhang.

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Round 11:

Round 11 winner and 2012 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Champion Alexandre Imperatori in action

continued from page 6However, almost immediate-

ly an incident further down the field saw Team C&D’s Rose Tan hit, catapulted across the field and into the barrier. Her station-ery car brought out the Safety Car, but simultaneously a pitch battle between Rouget and Rizzo ended with the pair in the gravel. As the Safety Car came out, it was Budweiser Team StarChase driver Tung who led the field from Imperatori, with Sawa and Team Jebsen’s Ro-dolfo Avila in fourth and fifth.

As the racing resumed on Lap 6, Tung initially got away well but his team mate was on the attack, eventually div-

(Top down)

• (Left to Right) Round 11 Class B Top 3: Francis Tjia (second), Huang Chu Han (winner) and Yuey Tan (third)

• Wayne Shen, 2012 Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Class B Champion

ing past to grab the lead. Behind, Sawa and Avila where wheel-to-wheel across the track, with the Macau racer getting by but the pair making contact as the Japanese veteran re-claimed the position. Sawa then dived past Tung to go second at the half-way point.

Winner of Round 10, Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie driver Martin Ragginger was on the move too, climbing up the order to fourth by the end of Lap 8, and getting by Avila on Lap 10 to go third.

As the field thundered towards the cheq-uered flag for the final time in its 10th season, Zhang was the star of the show, getting by Avila and into fourth. Ragginger was having a look at Sawa ahead, but there weren’t enough laps left to improve his position. After cross-ing the line though, his efforts came to naught as he was penalized by Race Stewards for overtaking under yellow flags. That promot-

ed Zhang to third, and a podium with which to celebrate his impressive de-but Porsche Carrera Cup Asia season.

Team Carrera Cup Asia driver David Brabham, making his debut in a Por-sche 911 GT3 Cup this weekend, put in a strong performance to finish fifth from 10th on the grid.

It was a dramatic end to the 11-round Porsche Carrera Cup Asia season. As the two champions relished their triumph over the most competitive sportscar field ever assembled in Asia, plans were already well underway for an even more impressive 2013 season when the series celebrates 10 years at the pinnacle of GT racing across Asia.

Pos No Name Class Entrant Time1 99 Alexandre IMPERATORI

(SUI)PICC Team StarChase (CHN) 25:05.941



4 3 *David BRABHAM Team Carrera Cup Asia (CHN)

+12.02

5 20 Rodolfo AVILA (MAC) Team Jebsen (HKG) +13.154

6 98 TUNG Ho Pin (CHN) Budweiser Team StarChase (CHN)

+13.726






12 86 Martin RAGGINGER (AUT) Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie (CHN)

+36.861



15 31 *THONG Wei Fung (HKG) B PS Racing (FIN) +42.276

16 27 Adrian Henry D’SILVA (MAS)

B Nexus Racing (MAS) +43.326

17 25 Christian CHIA (CAN) B OpenRoad By ART Motor-sports (HKG)

+43.851


19 18 Marcel TJIA (HKG) B OpenRoad Racing by ART Motorsports (HKG)

+54.429

20 68 MAK Hing Tak (HKG) B OMAK (HKG) 1 Lap

21 96 LI Chao (CHN) B Asia Racing Team (CHN) DNF

22 83 Dr. MA Chi Min (HKG) B Dr. Ma Chi Min (HKG) DNF

23 88 Egidio PERFETTI (SUI) B Seminole Racing Team (USA)

DNF

24 9 WANG Jian Wei Team BetterLife (CHN) DNF

25 28 John SHEN (HKG) B Modena Motorsports (HKG) DNF

26 8 Benjamin ROUGET (FRA) Team Yongda Dongfang (CHN)

DNF

27 37 Davide RIZZO (CHN) BBT (CHN) DNF

28 66 Rose TAN (CHN) Team C&D (CHN) DNF


Results - Round 11

(From top down)• Third in Round 11, Zhang Da Sheng of Team Basetex in action

• (Left) Wayne Shen and (right) Ringo Chong battle at the first turn of the Shanghai International Circuit

• (Left) Martin Ragginger and (right) Zhang Da Sheng

• LKM Racing Team driver Keita Sawa in Round 11

• Round 11 Class B winner Huang Chu Han of Asia Racing Team in action

Pos Comp Driver Entrant Points

1 99 Alexandre IMPERATORI PICC Team StarChase 199

2 1 Keita SAWA LKM Racing Team 155

3 20 Rodolfo AVILA Team Jebsen 137

4 86 Martin RAGGINGER Team Eagle – Jiejun & Junbaojie 133

5 98 Tung Ho-Pin Budweiser Team StarChase 130

6 8 Benjamin ROUGET Team Yongda Dongfang 103

7 37 Davide RIZZO BBT 77

78 ZHANG Da Sheng Team Basetex 77

9 9 WANG Jian Wei Team BetterLife 71

10 88 Egidio PERFETTI Seminole Racing Team 61

11 11 Ringo CHONG Team Kangshun 60

12 16 Wayne SHEN Modena Motorsports 56

13 21 Francis TJIA OpenRoad Racing 45

14 81 HUANG Chu Han Asia Racing Team 43

15 5 Yuey TAN Dorr McElrea Racing 25

16 31 Pekka SAARINEN PS Racing 21

6 ZHENG Ting BBT 21

18 37 Anthony LIU Xu BBT 20

19 27 Adrian Henry D’SILVA Nexus Racing 10

20 68 Adderly FONG OMAK 9

25 Christian CHIA OpenRoad By ART Motorsports 9

22 28 John SHEN Modena Motorsports 7

23 96 LI Chao Asia Racing Team 6

24 23 Paul TRESIDDER Hewlett Motorsport 5

25 68 MAK Hing Tak OMAK 4

26 55 Marc CINI PS Racing 3

27 31 Patrice BONZOM PS Racing 2

28 83 Dr. MA Chi Min Dr. MA Chi Min 1

55 Sean HE PS Racing 1

30 66 Rose TAN Team C&D 0

18 Marcel TJIA OpenRoad Racing By ART Motorsports 0

31 Peter OLSON PS Racing 0

31 Eric LO PS Racing 0

55 REN Wei PS Racing 0

87 SUN Zheng PS Racing 0

95 Kevin CHEN Asia Racing Team 0

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Pos Comp Driver Entrant Points

1 16 Wayne SHEN Modena Motorsports 178

2 21 Francis TJIA OpenRoad Racing 152

3 88 Egidio PERFETTI Seminole Racing Team 146

4 81 HUANG Chu Han Asia Racing Team 139

5 5 Yuey TAN Dorr McElrea Racing 107

6 6 ZHENG Ting BBT 100

7 25 Christian CHIA OpenRoad By ART Motorsports 84

8 27 Adrian Henry D’SILVA Nexus Racing 72

9 23 Paul TRESIDDER Hewlett Motorsport 70

10 28 John SHEN Modena Motorsports 69

11 96 LI Chao Team BetterLife 67

12 83 Dr. MA Chi Min Dr. MA Chi Min 49

13 68 MAK Hing Tak OMAK 46

14 37 Anthony LIU Xu BBT 39

15 18 Marcel TJIA OpenRoad Racing By ART Motorsports

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16 55 Marc CINI PS Racing 18

17 31 Patrice BONZOM PS Racing 16

18 55 Sean HE PS Racing 10

19 31 Pete OLSON PS Racing 0

31 Eric LO PS Racing 0

55 REN Wei PS Racing 0

Final Class B Standings

Porsche Carrera Cup Asia quote of the weekend:

Behind the Scenes at the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia

“We had the championship in the bag yesterday morning so there was no need to be conservative any more. I just went all out on the attack because I really wanted to finish the season off with a victory. We didn’t have the smoothest weekend here. I was really great to win this race for our sponsors PICC and the team. Everybody did a great job today.”

- Alexandre Imperatori

(From top right)

• Racing Girls heat up the action

• Rose Tan of Team C & D

• (Left) Rodolfo Avila and (right) David Brabham discuss tactics

• Keita Sawa of LKM Racing Team

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