Thompson to make Macau Grand Prix debut
Joey Thompson will make his Macau Grand Prix in 2023 onboard the Heattech racing BMW S1000RR.
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The WTCR Trio with Tom Coronel
Prior to the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup’s summer break, the FIA’s Ryan Ghis asked the drivers three key questions. These are Comtoyou DHL Team Audi Sport driver Tom Coronel’s responses. What is your favourite corner on the WTCR calendar and why?“For me, it’s the Mandarin corner in Macau, because it’s just flat.
Remembering when… WTCR stars were super at Suzuka
With the FIA Formula One World Championship back at Suzuka this weekend for the first time since 2019, here are five memorable WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup moments at the Japanese Grand Prix venue. 5: Kristoffersson’s “love tap” wins it for Sébastien Loeb RacingAfter winning Race 3 at WTCR Race of Japan in 2019, Johan Kristofferson was asked about his pass on Honda-powered Tiago Monteiro for the lead. The incident happened at Turn 2 after the Portuguese had beaten the pole-sitting Swede off the line.
The WTCR Trio with Rob Huff
Before the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup’s summer holidays began, the FIA’s Ryan Ghis put three key questions to the drivers. Rob Huff, who has taken two race wins and the WTCR Trophy title so far in 2022, had this to say. What is your favourite corner on the WTCR calendar and why?“I can’t tell you one corner, but in terms of track, it has to be Macau.
The WTCR Trio with Tiago Monteiro
In the days leading up to the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup’s summer break, the FIA’s Ryan Ghis put three key questions to the drivers. These are Honda-powered LIQUI MOLY Team Engstler driver Tiago Monteiro’s answers.
The WTCR Trio with Esteban Guerrieri
Prior to the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup’s summer break, the FIA’s Ryan Ghis put three key questions to the drivers. This is what Honda-powered ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport’s record WTCR winner Esteban Guerrieri had to say.
BWF Cancels Tournaments In Hong Kong, Macau Due To COVID-19
Two world tour badminton events -- Hong Kong Open Super 500 and Macau Open Super 300 -- have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 restrictions in the two countries, world governing body BWF said on Thursday. While the Macau Open was slated from November 1 to 6, the Hong Kong Open was scheduled to be held in Kowloon from November 8 to 13. However, the Badminton World Federation said it was informed by the governing body of the two countries that hosting an event will not be viable under the current situation.
Hong Kong Open Badminton Falls Victim To Covid Policies
Hong Kong's top badminton tournament has been cancelled because of stringent anti-Covid policies which required players to compete in an "isolation bubble", organisers said on Thursday. The Hong Kong Open, scheduled for November 8-13, has not been held since the pandemic began and the latest announcement dealt a fresh blow to the Chinese city's ambitions to reboot its decimated sports scene. The Hong Kong Badminton Association said there was "no viable option" but to cancel because the city's anti-epidemic measures -- which follow China's zero-Covid strategy -- differed from that of other World Tour events.