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GPO Broadcast news: Round 12, Hungary

Stuart Fields — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:05:15 +0000

Tune in this weekend to see the GPO Challenge and Sprint events broadcast live on Simrace.tv

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GPO Sprint review: Hockenheim

Stuart Fields — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 23:06:27 +0000

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Grand PrixView – Hungary

Nick Oldenhuis — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:53:38 +0000

Only one week after the German Grand Prix, the next one is on the schedule. The Hungaroring, near Budapest, is the host of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Scott Wilde leads the Challenge series, with a marginal 2 points infront of Drazen Cokor. Stuart Fields is still on top of Sprint Championship ladder, extending his lead over Malcolm Rice in Germany to 7 points.

The Track

The Hungaroring is 4.381 meters long, which makes it the third shortest track on the race calender this season. Only Monaco and Sao Paolo are shorter. The track features 15 corners, 9 of them bend to the right. The Challenge race will count 70 laps, whilst the Sprint race is 35 laps. The broadcast commences Saturday at 18:45 GMT and Sunday the broadcast will go live at 09:00 GMT.

Summerbreak

The Hungarian Grand Prix will be the last race before the summer break. 4 weeks after the race on the Hungaroring the next race is scheduled in Belgium. The teams will look forward to this break and take some well deserved time off. But before this break, all of them are looking forward to the races this weekend! Don’t forget, all action will be brought live through SimRace.tv! Don’t miss it.

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GPO secures broadcasting!

Stuart Fields — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 21:19:59 +0000

It is with great pleasure that GPO can announce its new partnership with simrace.tv, a dedicated simracing broadcasting service. This will provide all GPO races with full broadcasts for the remainder of the year. We are still looking for dedicated staff to help us with the work involved with broadcasting so if you are a budding cameraman or director please drop us a line over at the GPO forum. In the meantime do check out simrace over at their website. A great day for GPO so lets get stuck in and show the world the awesome racing here at Grand Prix Online.

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Jack Nicholls releases his 2010 showreel

Stuart Fields — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:10:09 +0000

GPO driver, long standing sim racer and now real life British motorsports commentator Jack Nicholls is one of us who is making big waves in the racing community. Starting out as a sim commentator Jack is rapidly making his way up the ranks in real life motorsports commentating and you can see his newly launched show reel here by clicking the image below. Check it out and give Jack the feedback he deserves. GPO wishes him all the best for his future, well done Jack.

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GPO hits Machinima.com!

Stuart Fields — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 22:16:46 +0000

GPO are proud to announce that their partnership with Machinima is now bearing fruits as we have out first video ready for viewing on their site.

Click the machinima banner below to go to the video and check out this amazing hotlap with an incredible commentary track by Jack Nicholls.

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GPO caught out by avid fan?

Stuart Fields — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 01:26:10 +0000

Grand Prix Onlines administration would like to say that at this time we have no comment on the article posted in the daily news.

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GPO News article: British Grand Prix Sprint Race

Stuart Fields — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 11:39:51 +0000

Here is the full article about the events of the GPO sprint series British Grand Prix. The actual written report was huge this time (in the very best way) so the font size had to be reduced to fit all of the text into the document. So as a result you will see that the image, when clicked on, will go slightly larger than previous. Thanks to Nick Oldenhuis for a superb article and thanks to all of the sprint series drivers for giving us such a great race to write about. Enjoy.

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Important: Allocation for race events

Stuart Fields — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 04:18:33 +0000

Can all drivers registered to drive in either Challenge or Sprint series events please remember to complete your driver allocation for the upcoming race. This is an important part of the preparation for a grand prix weekend and we would appreciate your co operation on this matter. Thank you.

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Team News: Millenium Racing Preview German GP

GPO Admin Team — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 03:53:44 +0000

After a break of six races, Millenium Racing and Kammann are returning to the grid for the German GP in Hockenheim 2010. The team tests so far are looking promising and the drivers feel very comfortable in the car. But the team is clever enough to not underestimate the other teams and their drivers. Even Millenium Racing team-chief Jermaine Venhorst sounds fortunate.

Team-chief Jermaine Venhorst: “Finally we can race in Hockenheim, it was not sure if Kammann can do this GP but now we are happy to see him back in the car, even if it is maybe only for one race. But still the team wants to win this race and we are working hard to reach that.”

Jan-Moritz Kammann: “I’m very happy to get the chance to sit in this car again. This is my home GP so I’m jubilant to go to the track and go racing again here in this wonderfull series. Hopefully the homecrowd will cheer for the german drivers and also for me, but I think the atmosphere will be brilliant.”

Article by: Jan-Moritz Kammann

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