Test Paul Ricard: Racing Engineering drivers set the pace

The Racing Engineering drivers, Javier Villa and Giorgio Pantano, set the two quickest times in the first of the test sessions scheduled this week for the GP2 Series at Paul Ricard.

 

Racing Engineering: Istanbul preview

The spectacular Istanbul Park track, close to the Turkish capital, will this weekend be the scene of the second date for Racing Engineering with the 2008 GP2 series.

After the positive beginning to the championship less than two weeks ago at Montmeló, with a podium, a fourth and a sixth place it was a really positive result for the two drivers of the Spanish team, Giorgio Pantano and Javier Villa. The race this weekend, part of the Formula 1 Turkish Grand Prix meeting, is a new chance to see the two Repsol and Telefónica liveried Dallaras of Racing Engineering racing in the top places.

 

SUPERB RACE BY THE RACING ENGINEERING TEAM, WITH GIORGIO PANTANO ON THE PODIUM AND JAVIER VILLA IS IN THE POINTS ZONE

The second GP2 race disputed this morning in Barcelona gave the Racing Engineering team the opportunity to climb to second position in the team classification, after a great performance by Giorgio Pantano and

 

British GP. Qualifying: Zuber sets Pole Position

Andi Zuber has claimed his long overdue first GP2 pole in blustery conditions at the Silverstone circuit today, pushing hard throughout the session as championship leader Timo Glock spun off on his outlap on fresh tyres while trying to outdo his teammate.

 

British GP. Racing Engineering: Preview

With almost no time to recover from the highs and lows that Racing Engineering
went through at the Magny Cours GP2 series weekend, it’s already time for the
team to focus again on the next important date of its 2007 campaign. From
Friday the GP2 cars will be back in action, this time the scene will be the historic
track of Silverstone, the venue of the British F1 Grand Prix.

 

French GP. Race 2 report

Javier Villa brought joy to his beleaguered team at the conclusion of their troubled weekend today by holding on in changable conditions for his first GP2 win, soaking up massive pressure in the late stages of race two from Luca Filippi and Giorgio Pantano.

 

French GP. Racing Engineering: First win for Javi Villa

Javier Villa today showed just how talented he is with a stunning debut GP2 victory,
driving with a wonderful combination of speed, aggression and maturity he took
command of the Magny Cours circuit and repaid the faith that Alfonso D’Orleans, Racing
Engineering and their backers, Repsol and Telefónica have placed in him.

 

Ernesto Viso is stable

Following a high speed accident in today’s GP2 Series race at Magny-Cours, Ernesto Viso (Racing Engineering) was transferred from the track’s on-site Medical Centre to the Hopital Pierre Beregovoy, Nevers, for check-ups. He was visited by the FIA Medical Delegate, who has reported that he was in a conscious and stable condition.

 

French GP. Racing Engineering: Scary day for Viso. Villa sets the pace

A day of high drama for Racing Engineering with new driver Ernesto Viso lucky to
escape from a horrific accident with relatively minor injuries and Javier Villa driving a
storming race from the back of the field to finish 7th.

 

French GP: Qualifying Press conference

GP2 Series: Welcome to the GP2 qualifying press conference in Magny Cours: joining us in third place is Bruno Senna from Arden International, in second place is Andi Zuber from iSport International, and between them is today’s poleman, Timo Glock from iSport International. Timo, congratulations on a great job today for your second GP2 pole – how satisfying is it to take pole in a session as close as this one was?