Team Penske earned its sixth consecutive pole position at Watkins Glen International and eighth in a row this season overall. That impressive statistic will mean little if one of its three drivers don’t come away with the victory in the Camping World Grand Prix at The Glen. 

Starting from pole position for the fifth time this year, Daniel Ricciardo (Tech 1 Racing) took his second win in Formula Renault 3.5 Series, having led the race from start to finish. The Australian driver catches up three points on Mikhail Aleshin (Carlin), second today. Sten Pentus (Fortec Motorsport) finished third, despite the incessant attacks of Brendon Hartley (Tech 1 Racing).

Halfway through Lap 26 of the British Grand Prix will mark the central point of the 2010 Formula 1 season. Before visiting a new-look Silverstone, GPUpdate.net reviews each driver’s performances, including highs and lows, from the first nine races of a highly dramatic championship.

Jolyon Palmer took his fourth victory of the season with an assured performance in the opening race in the Algarve, the Briton leading from the start and negotiating a safety car period to eventually clinch victory by just over 2.5 seconds.

With his third victory of the season, Edoardo Mortara (Signature) extended his lead in the drivers' standings of the Formula 3 Euro Series. The Italian now has 16 points more than Marco Wittmann (Signature), who finished second in his home race at the 2.3 kilometres long Norisring in Nuremberg. Valtteri Bottas (ART Grand Prix) and Alexander Sims (ART Grand Prix) followed the Signature duo across the finish line.

This is your chance to be a part of Virgin Racing's first home Grand Prix and stay at the same venue as the race team over the entire British Grand Prix weekend.

Halfway through Lap 26 of the British Grand Prix will mark the central point of the 2010 Formula 1 season. Before visiting a new-look Silverstone, GPUpdate.net reviews each driver’s performances, including highs and lows, from the first nine races of a highly dramatic championship.

On Friday Red Bull Racing presented Adrian Newey with an RB5 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The gift, which Adrian will drive at the event this weekend, was a sign of the team’s appreciation for what the talented aerodynamicist has contributed since joining Red Bull at the start of 2006.

He might not be leading the World Series by Renault championship but Daniel Ricciardo will once again start a race from pole position. The Red Bull supported driver claimed pole position at the Hungaroring with a best time of 1.33.168. Ricciardo was half a second ahead than championship leader Mikhail Aleshin. Hartley and Pentus will start from the second row later today.

Jolyon Palmer put in a stunning late effort to take pole position for the opening race at the the Algarve - the fourth time the Briton will have started from the front.

Josef Kral is recovering in hospital near his home in Prague this week following his high speed accident in Valencia last weekend.

Jenson Button's target for next weekend's British Grand Prix is very clear. The McLaren driver is hoping to win his home Grand Prix, something he was unable to do so far. Button was the championship leader in 2009 when Formula 1 travelled to Silverstone but was unable to win the race so far.

Halfway through Lap 26 of the British Grand Prix will mark the central point of the 2010 Formula 1 season. Before visiting a new-look Silverstone, GPUpdate.net reviews each driver’s performances, including highs and lows, from the first nine races of a highly dramatic championship.