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The '''2011 Supercup Abu Dhabi Grand Prix''' was the 2nd race of the [[2011 Supercup season]] and was won by [[Bart De Vos]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:30, 14 August 2011

Flag of the United Arab Emirates.png   2011 Supercup Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Race details
2011 Supercup season
Circuit Yas Marina.png
Date March 30th, 2011
Official name 2011 Supercup Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Location Yas Marina Circuit
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Course Permanent Racing Facility
3.451 mi / 5.554 km
Distance 28 laps, 96.628 mi / 155.512 km
Weather Sunny
Pole position
Driver Belgium Bart De Vos Malta Force GP
Time 1:45.971
Fastest Lap
Driver Belgium Bart De Vos Malta Force GP
Time 1:46.354
Podium
First Belgium Bart De Vos Malta Force GP
Second Switzerland David Jundt Nijo Racing
Third Greece Georgios Davakos Nordsjoen Racing


The 2011 Supercup Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was the 2nd race of the 2011 Supercup season and was won by Bart De Vos.

Report

Bart De Vos made it two out of two in the GPVWC Supercup as he fought his way to victory in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Belgian driver had to fend off attacks from both Sam Millar and David Jundt before opening a decisive gap, while behind the leaders an entertaining race unfolded.

The start saw a rare mistake by Bart de Vos, who went wide at turn 1 when starting from pole and allowed Millar to clinch P1, as behind them an accident almost occurred when Mal McKee and Chris Williamson got too close for comfort. Gavin Thomas was less fortunate and was hit straight on by the Ulsterman, while Adam Smith managed to avoid the mayhem around him and had gained 7 positions by the time the first lap was over.

Three laps of close battling between De Vos and Millar ensued, until a contact ended the Scotsman's race. The incident started as coming out from turn 8, the two drivers went side by side and made contact. The Malta Force of De Vos touched the rear tyres of Millar's Williamson Dynamics car, sending the latter into the wall heavily - a second DNF in two races for one of the pre-season title favourites. Controversially, De Vos sustained no damage from the contact and was able to go on. A protest was been lodged over the incident, but the GPVWC Disciplinary Committee later considered it a racing incident and no further action was taken.

The battling allowed David Jundt to climb into the lead, followed by Liam Hatchell and Georgios Davakos, who traded positions in an equally fascinating fight. However, De Vos was quick to recover positions and found himself on the tail of Jundt, pulling a decisive passing move into turn 8, just moments before Davakos passed Hatchell for 3rd.

By the halfway point in the race, positions had crystallized, with the only changes in the midfield being when both the Red 5 Racing cars of Ben Morgan and Gavin Thomas suffered heavy crashes which led to DNFs. A late battle between Paul McKenna and Dan Rusu led to a drive through penalty for the CP Lotus driver, but up ahead there were no more shocks as De Vos crossed the line first for the second time in as many weeks.

Classification

Qualifying

Pos No Driver Team Lap Gap
1 14 Belgium Bart de Vos Malta Force GP 1:45.971 —
2 5 Scotland Sam Millar Williamson Dynamics 1:46.059 +0.087s
3 4 Switzerland David Jundt Nijo Racing 1:46.688 +0.717s
4 19 Estonia Pavel Loknovski Triple-Double Racing 1:46.991 +1.020s
5 10 Greece Georgios Davakos Nordsjoen Racing 1:48.169 +2.197s
6 23 England Liam Hatchell Synergetic Motorsports 1:48.189 +2.218s
7 16 England Gregg Lawson Woods Racing 1:48.925 +2.954s
8 7 Wales Ben Morgan Red 5 Racing 1:49.871 +3.900s
9 8 Wales Gavin Thomas Red 5 Racing 1:49.982 +4.011s
10 15 Romania Leontin Nemet Malta Force GP 1:50.351 +4.380s
11 22 Northern Ireland Mal McKee Synergetic Motorsports 1:50.483 +4.512s
12 17 Romania Dan Rusu Woods Racing 1:51.306 +5.335s
13 12 Greece Nikos Evangelidakis Mineral GP 1:51.735 +5.763s
14 20 England Paul McKenna CP Lotus 1:51.993 +6.022s
15 3 England Chris Williamson Nijo Racing 1:52.291 +6.319s
16 21 Northern Ireland Luke McKee CP Lotus 1:53.701 +7.729s
17 6 England Adam Smith Williamson Dynamics 1:53.985 +8.013s
18 11 United States Robert Rose Mineral GP 1:55.256 +9.284s

Race

Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Pitstops Fastlap Controller Points
1 14 Belgium Bart de Vos Malta Force GP 28 50:53.225 1 1 01:46.354 Wheel generic-unknown.png 15
2 4 Switzerland David Jundt Nijo Racing 28 +41.460s 3 1 01:47.455 Wheel ffb.png 12
3 10 Greece Georgios Davakos Nordsjoen Racing 28 +1:09.013s 5 1 01:49.119 Wheel generic-unknown.png 10
4 16 England Gregg Lawson Woods Racing 27 +1 Lap 7 1 01:49.685 Wheel generic-unknown.png 8
5 22 Northern Ireland Mal McKee Synergetic Motorsports 27 +1 Lap 11 1 01:49.842 Wheel ffb.png 6
6 3 England Chris Williamson Nijo Racing 27 +1 Lap 15 1 01:52.747 Wheel ffb.png 5
7 20 England Paul McKenna CP Lotus 27 +1 Lap 14 3 01:50.857 Wheel generic-unknown.png 4
8 12 Greece Nikos Evangelidakis Mineral GP 26 +2 Laps 13 2 01:51.756 Wheel nonffb.png 3
9 11 United States Robert Rose Mineral GP 26 +2 Laps 18 1 01:55.504 Wheel generic-unknown.png 2
10 17 Romania Dan Rusu Woods Racing 25 +3 Laps 12 3 01:53.401 Wheel ffb.png 1
Ret 8 Wales Gavin Thomas Red 5 Racing 23 DNF 9 2 01:52.875 Wheel ffb.png 0
Ret 7 Wales Ben Morgan Red 5 Racing 23 DNF 8 2 01:50.807 Wheel generic-unknown.png 0
Ret 23 England Liam Hatchell Synergetic Motorsports 18 DNF 6 3 01:48.835 Wheel ffb.png 0
Ret 21 Northern Ireland Luke McKee CP Lotus 11 DNF 16 3 01:56.742 Wheel nonffb.png 0
Ret 6 England Adam Smith Williamson Dynamics 7 DNF 17 1 01:53.804 Wheel generic-unknown.png 0
Ret 19 Estonia Pavel Loknovski Triple-Double Racing 4 DNF 4 0 01:49.018 Joypad.png 0
Ret 5 Scotland Sam Millar Williamson Dynamics 3 DNF 2 0 01:48.157 Wheel nonffb.png 0
Ret 15 Romania Leontin Nemet Malta Force GP 2 DNF 10 0 01:56.277 Wheel generic-unknown.png 0

Standings after the Race

Drivers' Championship standings
Pos Driver Points
1 Belgium Bart De Vos 30
2 Greece Georgios Davakos 15
3 England Gregg Lawson 14
4 Estonia Pavel Loknovski 12
= Switzerland David Jundt 12
6 Finland Samuli Leinonen 10
7 Wales Gavin Thomas 8
= England Chris Williamson 8
9 Northern Ireland Mal McKee 6
10 England Paul McKenna 5
11 Wales Ben Morgan 4
12 Greece Nikos Evangelidakis 3
= Romania Dan Rusu 3
14 United States Robert Rose 2

Constructors' Championship standings
Pos Constructor Points
1 Malta Malta Force GP 30
2 Italy Nordsjoen Racing 25
3 England Nijo Racing 20
4 England Woods Racing 17
5 England Triple-Double Racing 12
= Wales Red 5 Racing 12
7 Northern Ireland Synergetic Motorsports 6
8 Germany CP Lotus 5
= United States Mineral GP 5

Preceded by:
2011 Supercup Australian Grand Prix 		2011 Supercup Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
2011 		Succeeded by:
2011 Supercup Japanese Grand Prix
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