by William Ponissi on May 18, 2012 in Superleague

An exciting Monaco Grand Prix saw the first non-Midnight Motorsport winner of the season in the shape of Lee Morris on Draig Racing as four different drivers occupied the lead position during the race. Catch up with the action of this GPVWC classic with the Monaco GP Broadcast Re-Live!

by Nikos Evangelidakis on May 19, 2012 in Superleague

Two weeks ago in Barcelona the results gave a boost of confidence to 2011 Constructors' Champions Red Archer VRT - while they already knew there was no hope to retain the title, second or third position would be still considered a suitable palliative for the red-black team. However, after the unfortunate results of Monaco, it seems that they need to fight for the fourth position with Kernow and Green Stripes.

by Roy Schroten on May 18, 2012 in Supercup

Synergetic Supercup driver Roy Schroten was in a somber mood after the Monaco Grand Prix, and told the journalists he was dissapointed with the race result.