“A good race in the end with decent points, and I don’t think there was a lot more I could've done.

Sacha Fenestraz put in a strong performance at the penultimate round of the 2019 Super GT season at Sportsland SUGO after finishing in the top five.

This weekend Sacha Fenestraz sealed the All-Japan Formula 3 Championship after a dominant display at the penultimate round of the season at Twin Ring Motegi.

Sacha Fenestraz and his team-mate Kazuki Hiramine moved up to second in the GT300 class standings for Super GT after finishing the 500 mile race at Fuji Speedway in seventh.

Sacha Fenestraz completed a trio of second-place finishes at Sportsland SUGO in the All-Japan Formula 3 Championship, giving himself the chance to win the championship next month at Twin Ring Motegi.

This weekend saw one of the most famed 24 hour races on the motorsport calendar, when the world’s best GT drivers take to the track at Spa-Francorchamps to contest the Total 24 Hours of Spa. Teaming up with Barwell Motorsports once again, alongside his teammates Sandy Mitchell and Jordan Witt, James Pull engaged in a fearsome battle against the elements and a 73 car field, to claim his greatest career victory to date, winning the Silver Cup at this year’s prestigious race.

A superb podium and a fourth-place finish at the Red Bull Ring ensured Martin Kodric remained in the International GT Open title hunt this weekend (July 13-14).

Sacha Fenestraz put in an impressive performance in very wet conditions during the second race of the weekend at Fuji Speedway, further extending his championship lead.

“It was a fun race! A good start, managed to go forwards and battled the Mercedes and the Ferrari for a lap or so, but had to concede those positions and think of my own race. The Alfa got past me on the first lap, around the outside at Turn Four. Not much I could’ve done and dropped back to fourth and then fifth, then had Max behind me for a little bit, so I was in there. I saved my tyres for the first few laps, had it under control then pushed and did what I needed to do, pulled a gap, boxed, and managed the pace from then on.

Sacha Fenestraz stepped onto the Super GT podium for the first time after he and Kondo Racing team-mate Kazuki Hiramine finished second in the GT300 class at Chang International Circuit in Thailand.