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The Porsche Carrera Cup Asia drivers are ready to tackle the weekend’s Spa Invitational, part of the Porsche Carrera Cup 24 Hours. The Spa-edition Porsche Carrera Cup 24-hour is a showcase of sort for the Stuttgart based marque. |
Category: AFOS; PCCA
Porsche Carrera Cup Asia drivers ready for Spa 24-hour
Porsche Carrera Cup Asia returns to Thailand after a decade
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The Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Rounds 7 & 8 are scheduled for Thailand’s Chang International, from 31 July till 2 August. The series makes an enthusiastic return to Amazing Thailand after a decade of absence. |
Porsche Carrera Cup Asia returns to Rounds 5 & 6 action at Fuji
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Porsche Carrera Cup Asia (PCCA) continues with Rounds 5 and 6 at the Fuji Speedway, Japan this weekend. After four rounds, Clearwater Racing’s Craig Baird leads the overall Drivers standings with 70 points from Chris van der Drift with 59 points and Ro Charlz Skyangel, 41 points. Nico Menzel and veteran Rodolfo Avila are in the running as well, with 38 and 37 points respectively. As always, the PCCA field has 28 drivers in both Class A and B. |
Porsche Carrera Cup Asia embarks on 13th season
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The Porsche Carrera Cup Asia (PCCA) is about to embark on its thirteenth season this year with more excitement and intriguing racing then ever before. This time around, Reigning and back-to-back Champion Earl Bamber will face stern competitions from his main rival Martin Ragginger and drivers from 12 countries. In all, the 2015 PCCA field boasts an entry of 28 cars, ranging from Class A pros to Class B amateurs. |
Bamber retains Title at exciting PCCA finale
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Reigning Champion Earl Bamber has successfully defended his crown from rival Martin Ragginger at the PCCA (Porsche Carrera Cup Asia) finale in Shanghai, thanks to defining victories in the Rounds 11 and 12. Ragginger remains a runner-up in the final drivers’ standings for a second straight year. The Austrian only managed a third and second in the two races. Third placing Alexandre Imperatori affirmed his standings behind the first two drivers, with second and third place finishes in the two races. |
PCCA Round 10: Bamber storms to victory to strengthen grip in Drivers’ standings
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Current PCCA (Porsche Carrera Cup Asia) Series leader Earl Bamber captured a stomping victory at the street circuit of Marina Bay on Sunday. The Round 10 PCCA saw Bamber blast off from sixth on the grid to win it 4.8 seconds ahead of his championship rival Martin Ragginger and pole starter Alexandre Imperatori. |
Porsche Carrera Cup Asia prepares for 12th season at Sepang’s pre-season test
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The Porsche Carrera Cup Asia is slated to embark on its 12th season when the season opener kicks off on 28 – 30 March at the Sepang Circuit. PCCA (Porsche Carrera Cup Asia) organizers today introduced the new 911 GT3 Cup (Type 991) challenger and Class A/B drivers line-up from 10 countries, prior to the weekend’s official test session at Sepang. (click to enlarge) |
Bamber storms to first Porsche Carrera Cup Asia title at Shanghai
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At the penultimate round 11 of the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia, Earl Bamber grabbed his very first PCCA Championship on the back of a pole to flag victory at the Shanghai International Circuit. Bamber, on his way to a sixth win of the year, also posted the fastest lap of the 12-lap race at the Formula 1 track, beating title rivals Alexandre Imperatori and Martin Ragginger. |
Bamber keeps the lead in PCCA Championship, with latest victory in Singapore
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The astonishing Marina Bay street circuit played host to the Class A and B runners of Porsche Carrera Cup Asia last weekend. Fittingly it was current Championship leader Earl Bamber who captured victory at round 10’s PCCA to keep the lead in the Drivers standings and the 2013 PCCA Class A title within his reach. |
Ragginger and Ho-Pin Tung take a victory apiece at PCCA’s debut in South Korea
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Rounds 8 of the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia at the brand new Inje Speedium International Circuit in South Korea over the weekend saw Chinese driver Ho Pin Tung capture his very first victory in the series. Round 9 was won by the former PCCA championship drivers’ standings leader Martin Ragginger. |
