May, 2006› Page 5
BMW Team PTG M3s Qualify 8th and 9th for Lone Star Grand Prix
Today’s two 50-minute practice sessions did not prove to be enough time for BMW Team PTG to come to grips with the temporary Houston circuit today as the team qualified its two M3s eighth and ninth in the GT2 field for tomorrow’s American Le Mans Series Lone Star Grand Prix.
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Weaver Puts Dyson Lola on Houston Pole
James Weaver put the No. 16 Dyson Racing Lola B06/10 on the pole for the American Le Mans Series’ Lone Star Grand Prix on Thursday, nipping a pair of Porsche RS Spyders at Houston’s Reliant Park.
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Aston Martin Racing Qualifies Third and Fourth in Houston
Aston Martin Racing will start the second round of the American Le Mans Series in Houston, Texas, from third and fourth positions in the GT1 class, after the inaugural qualifying session around the 1.7-mile street circuit.
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Lineup Change Highlights Lizards’ Trip to Houston
Roster changes, no matter what the sport, are more often the norm than not. Flying Lizard Motorsports is no exception.
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Bach puts B-K, Mazda and KUMHO Fourth on Grid in LMP2
B-K Motorsports driver Jamie Bach qualified the team’s Mazda-powered LMP2 Courage 4th in class and 15th overall for Friday night’s running of the Lone Star Grand Prix. Bach’s time of 1:11.866 was nearly two seconds faster than he’d gone in practice.
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Houston, We Have a Go
James Weaver won the first pole of the season for Dyson Racing in qualifying this evening at the Lone Star Grand Prix in Houston TX. This is Dyson Racing’s fifty-third pole, fourteen of which have been earned by Weaver. This is also the first pole for the new AER powered Lola B06/10 in only its second race.
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Audi R8 Fastest in First Session at Houston
No one believed the Audi R8 would slip into retirement quietly. But just in case there were any doubts, Dindo Capello has put them to rest.
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Grand Prix of Houston Preview
The Grand Prix of Houston is almost upon us as the American Le Mans Series starts the engines again in round two. Currently there are twenty-four entries that will battle around the 1.7-mile concrete enclosed course. This will be the only temporary road circuit that the teams will face in 2006. It should be a great spectacle for the fan to see the cars battle in such close quarters.
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Multimatic, Panoz Looking to Go 2-For-2
Braselton, Ga. - In the biggest race of the American Le Mans Series, Multimatic Motorsports Team Panoz more than lived up to expectations with a GT2 class win at the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring.
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Houston Street Circuit Could Favor New Dyson Lolas
A sturdy, robust package combined with positive feedback during recent testing has led to plenty of smiles at Dyson Racing. Confidence – not to mention expectations – are on the rise for next week’s Lone Star Grand Prix.
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