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The busiest CIK-FIA Event of the year has finally crowned excellent winners in the four categories competing at the Belgian circuit of Genk.

The WTCC cars will be racing at Spa-Francorchamps with the same weights as the previous event at Moscow.

Preview of Round 2 at Nogaro

Latvia’s Reinis Nitiss has won World RX of Norway, round three of the FIA World Rallycross Championship, after a near-perfect performance at the wheel of his Ford Fiesta Supercar.

The 82nd 24 Hours of Le Mans is likely to be classed as an epic race, with multiple leaders, incidents and passes from the moment that Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso waved the French Tricoleur to when the chequered flag was shown at the finish.

The 82nd 24 Hours of Le Mans kept fans on the edge of their seats from the moment that Fernando Alonso waved the French Tricoleur to the chequered flag at the finish, with elation and despair being experienced in equal measure.

As dawn rose over the Circuit des 24 Heures and the race moved into its final quarter, the action up and down the pit lane continued unabated.

The big story of the last four hours came at 05h00 when bad luck hit the race-leading No.7 Toyota TS040 Hybrid.

At the half way point of the 2014 race, the no7 Toyota TS040 hybrid of Stephane Sarrazin continued to lead the way and was 1minute 55 seconds in front of the no2 Audi R18 of Andre Lotterer and two laps ahead of the no1 Audi of Tom Kristensen.

As the sunset set over Le Mans, and with one third of the 24 hour race completed, it was the Toyota TS040 that had started on pole position that held the upperhand with Kazuki Nakajima holding an advantage of nearly 2 minutes over Marcel Fassler in the no2 Audi R18, with Marc Gene in the no1 Audi in third place.