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Second FIA WEC victory for Manthey PureRxcing in São Paulo
Manthey PureRxcing wins the six-hour race at the Autodromo José Carlos Pace in São Paulo, clinching its second and the overall fourth victory of the season for Manthey in the FIA WEC Endurance Championship. Alex Malykhin (Great Britain) took the lead after just 90 minutes of racing, which Joel Sturm (Germany) and Klaus Bachler (Austria) defended until the end of the race after 214 laps.
Two Top-Ten finishes for Manthey EMA in Sunday's race at the Norisring
Manthey EMA claimed two top ten results in Sunday's race at the Norisring. While Thomas Preining made up six places to finish sixth, Ayhancan Güven improved by five places to finish ninth. A post-race penalty moved him up to eighth place. The team had a difficult day in Saturday's race, finishing 14th (car number 91) and 16th (car number 90).
Mühlner Motorsport and W&S Motorsport win fifth PETN championship round
The 69th ADAC Westfalenfahrt was the fifth race of the season for the Porsche Endurance Trophy Nürburgring (PETN), in which a total of 27 participants competed in the classes Cup 2 and Cup 3. The 4-hour race as part of the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (NLS) started with a delay of 45 minutes after qualifying had already been postponed in the morning due to dense fog.
Manthey EMA victorious in LMGT3 Le Mans debut
Manthey EMA triumphs in its class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the Porsche 911 GT3 R starting number 91. The winning driver trio at the debut of the new LMGT3 class of the FIA WEC Endurance Championship consisted of Richard Lietz (Austria), Morris Schuring (Netherlands) and Yasser Shahin (Australia). In the meantime, the sister car from Manthey PureRxcing (No.
DTM Zandvoort: Challenging race weekend for Manthey EMA at the sprint series guest appearance in the Netherlands
Manthey EMA experienced a challenging DTM race weekend in Zandvoort. Thomas Preining (Austria) achieved two top 15 results with a 14th and a tenth place and scored eight important championship points at the DTM's guest appearance in the Netherlands. Ayhancan Güven (Turkey) suffered two unfortunate tyre punctures in both races, leaving him without points in races five and six of the season.