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The world’s fastest GT drivers will gather at Monaco, home of the iconic Monaco Grand Prix this weekend to determine the first ever Nations Cup Champion and Manufacturer Series Champions.
Where can I see the action?
You can catch the race live at the following times:
Friday 16 October 18:00 – 20:00 (CET)
Nations Cup: Qualifying Races
Saturday 17 October 18:00 – 20:00 (CET)
Manufacturers Series World Finals
Sunday 18 October 18:00 – 20:00 (CET)
Nations Cup World Finals
Links to the YouTube stream with commentary for your respective language can be found .
You can also find further details including tournament structure and race formats .
Nations Cup
Of the European drivers, Mikail Hizal is one of the current favourites following his stellar performance in Madrid where he managed to maintain pole throughout the competition with his consistently fast lap times. Or can Suswillo or Mangano pull ahead with their aggressive but calculated racing styles which has led them to a podium position in the European Finals?
The Asia contingent has some incredibly strong and consistent drivers with many of them excelling during qualifying rounds. Both Kokubun and Yamanaka are potential favourites to win and have proven they are some of the fastest in terms of lap times but can they fend off the hungry European and American drivers under pressure? Or could Jonathan Wong from Hong Kong pull off a surprise win for the small country which has always had a passion for GT.
The Americas region has some superstar drivers in the form of Igor Fraga, Fabien Porilla and Andy McCabe. With his experience in F3 racing, Fraga achieved a comfortable win in the Americas Finals just a few weeks ago but Portilla showed he was both fast and consistent. With Andy McCabe winning the Manufacturer’s exhibition race in Salzburg along with Mikail Hizal [hyperlink to Salzburg replay] he has also shown his ability to perform on a global stage.
Manufacturer Series
Monaco will mark the first time we will see the manufacturer teams come together to race. Be sure to tune in on Saturday to find out who which team will emerge as the first ever Manufacturer Series champions!
Each Manufacturer will consist of the top driver in each of the 3 regions – Europe, Asia/Oceania and the Americas. Drivers would have raced 3 seasons of online races consisting of up to 22 rounds for their chosen manufacturer and come out on top at the end of the season to earn their spot on the team.
Below are the 16 manufacturer teams being represented in the final and their respective drivers. You will see some familiar names from the Nations Cup, in particular Nissan with all 3 regional winners! Will they be standing on the podium or will we see some new stars emerge to challenge them?
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Where can I see the action?
You can catch the race live at the following times:
Friday 16 October 18:00 – 20:00 (CET)
Nations Cup: Qualifying Races
Saturday 17 October 18:00 – 20:00 (CET)
Manufacturers Series World Finals
Sunday 18 October 18:00 – 20:00 (CET)
Nations Cup World Finals
Links to the YouTube stream with commentary for your respective language can be found .
You can also find further details including tournament structure and race formats .
Nations Cup
Of the European drivers, Mikail Hizal is one of the current favourites following his stellar performance in Madrid where he managed to maintain pole throughout the competition with his consistently fast lap times. Or can Suswillo or Mangano pull ahead with their aggressive but calculated racing styles which has led them to a podium position in the European Finals?
The Asia contingent has some incredibly strong and consistent drivers with many of them excelling during qualifying rounds. Both Kokubun and Yamanaka are potential favourites to win and have proven they are some of the fastest in terms of lap times but can they fend off the hungry European and American drivers under pressure? Or could Jonathan Wong from Hong Kong pull off a surprise win for the small country which has always had a passion for GT.
The Americas region has some superstar drivers in the form of Igor Fraga, Fabien Porilla and Andy McCabe. With his experience in F3 racing, Fraga achieved a comfortable win in the Americas Finals just a few weeks ago but Portilla showed he was both fast and consistent. With Andy McCabe winning the Manufacturer’s exhibition race in Salzburg along with Mikail Hizal [hyperlink to Salzburg replay] he has also shown his ability to perform on a global stage.
Manufacturer Series
Monaco will mark the first time we will see the manufacturer teams come together to race. Be sure to tune in on Saturday to find out who which team will emerge as the first ever Manufacturer Series champions!
Each Manufacturer will consist of the top driver in each of the 3 regions – Europe, Asia/Oceania and the Americas. Drivers would have raced 3 seasons of online races consisting of up to 22 rounds for their chosen manufacturer and come out on top at the end of the season to earn their spot on the team.
Below are the 16 manufacturer teams being represented in the final and their respective drivers. You will see some familiar names from the Nations Cup, in particular Nissan with all 3 regional winners! Will they be standing on the podium or will we see some new stars emerge to challenge them?
The post appeared first on .