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&nbsp;{{*mp}} British driver [[Lewis Redshaw]] made it two in a row by winning the [[2011 Supercup Turkish Grand Prix|Turkish Grand Prix]], a victory made sweeter by championship rival [[Bart De Vos]] failing to finish. [[Pavel Loknovski]] and [[David Jundt]] completed the podium.
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{{*mp}} British driver [[Lewis Redshaw]] made it two in a row by winning the [[2011 Supercup Turkish Grand Prix|Turkish Grand Prix]], a victory made sweeter by championship rival [[Bart De Vos]] failing to finish. [[Pavel Loknovski]] and [[David Jundt]] completed the podium.
&nbsp;{{*mp}} [[Lewis Redshaw]] managed to get the better of his [[Malta Force GP]] team mate at the [[2011 Supercup San Marino Grand Prix|San Marino Grand Prix]], taking the win by almost 5 seconds. Newcomer [[Kenney Lybeer]] scored a creditable 4th for [[Red 5 Racing]].
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{{*mp}} [[Lewis Redshaw]] managed to get the better of his [[Malta Force GP]] team mate at the [[2011 Supercup San Marino Grand Prix|San Marino Grand Prix]], taking the win by almost 5 seconds. Newcomer [[Kenney Lybeer]] scored a creditable 4th for [[Red 5 Racing]].
&nbsp;{{*mp}} [[Bart De Vos]] added another win to his tally at the [[2011 Supercup Bahrain Grand Prix|Bahrain Grand Prix]]. Several drivers also joined the series which has become increasingly popular.
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{{*mp}} [[Bart De Vos]] added another win to his tally at the [[2011 Supercup Bahrain Grand Prix|Bahrain Grand Prix]]. Several drivers also joined the series which has become increasingly popular.
&nbsp;{{*mp}} [[Malta Force GP]] finally celebrated a 1-2 finish in the [[Supercup]], as new signing [[Lewis Redshaw]] came out ahead of team-mate [[Bart De Vos]] at the [[2011 Supercup British Grand Prix|British Grand Prix]].
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{{*mp}} [[Malta Force GP]] finally celebrated a 1-2 finish in the [[Supercup]], as new signing [[Lewis Redshaw]] came out ahead of team-mate [[Bart De Vos]] at the [[2011 Supercup British Grand Prix|British Grand Prix]].
&nbsp;{{*mp}} A retirement for [[Pavel Loknovski]] saw him slip behind De Vos in the standings.
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{{*mp}} A retirement for [[Pavel Loknovski]] saw him slip behind De Vos in the standings.
 
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Revision as of 22:41, 20 July 2011

2011 Supercup

 
  • British driver Lewis Redshaw made it two in a row by winning the Turkish Grand Prix, a victory made sweeter by championship rival Bart De Vos failing to finish. Pavel Loknovski and David Jundt completed the podium.  
  • Lewis Redshaw managed to get the better of his Malta Force GP team mate at the San Marino Grand Prix, taking the win by almost 5 seconds. Newcomer Kenney Lybeer scored a creditable 4th for Red 5 Racing.  
  • Bart De Vos added another win to his tally at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Several drivers also joined the series which has become increasingly popular.  
  • Malta Force GP finally celebrated a 1-2 finish in the Supercup, as new signing Lewis Redshaw came out ahead of team-mate Bart De Vos at the British Grand Prix.  
  • A retirement for Pavel Loknovski saw him slip behind De Vos in the standings.