A1GP Features

Nico Hulkenberg extended his run of consecutive victories to five in the A1 Grand Prix sprint race at Durban, the German putting in another peerless lights-to-flag performance that matches Alexandre Premat's seven race winning record.

When you're racing in the southern hemisphere, particularly 'down under' in Australia, the last thing you expect is to be facing the right way up for the northern hemisphere.

NICO HULKENBERG of A1GP Team Germany won the first feature A1GP race of the 2006-2007 season Sunday at Zandvoort in front of an estimated 75,000 crowd.

For the third day in a row, Mother Nature dictated the schedule for the A1 Grand Prix of Nations race at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in Monterey CA.

SALVADOR DURAN/A1Team Mexico is on pole for Sundays' A1GP Sprint race at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca with the fastest lap - 1:15.189. The 20-year old was fastest in only one session - the last, and he pulled it off in the last few moments. He said "I have the car for sure and I have the best team in the series. In the race I just have to be smart, consistent, not make any mistakes and be fast."

NICOLAS LAPIERRE/A1Team France grabbed the fastest time Saturday morning on the very last lap of the delayed hour-long A1GP Practice session at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. His fast time was 1:16.840, and was his second fastest time during the sunny session. It was a balmy 43 degrees F/6.1C. Last night after chequered flag it was 39F/3.9C. Friday night it snowed at Laguna.

The Laguna Seca round of the A1 Grand Prix, due for this coming weekend, was briefly scrapped and teams told to stay home. The move, the latest setback in the self-proclaimed 'World Cup of Motorsport,' would have meant the championship title was decided had it not been reversed 24 hours later...

The A1GP sprint race at Parque Fundidora in Monterrey Mexico was won by promoted pole sitter, ALEXANDRE PREMAT (Team France), who led every lap. It was the twelfth A1GP victory for Team France, current points' leader.

'We The People' are the first words to the preamble to the Constitution of the United States, and that phrase is on the rear wing. In fact, the three-word phrase is all over the car, in the languages of each circuit on schedule.

STEPHEN SIMPSON/Team South Africa pulled off a last second flying lap of 1:22.078 in the fourth and final A1GP qualifying session at Parque Fundidora in Monterrey Mexico to nail the first-ever pole position for his team.