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News from FormulaSPEED 2.0: “We
have won countless races and championships with
Hewland transaxles and gears,” stated FS2.0
Project Manager Mark Milazzo. “We currently have
27 racecars in our stable and all of them are
outfitted with Hewland products. We had some
very good offers to use transaxles from other
companies, and we could have saved some money in
production, but we believe in only using the
best components in our competition cars and that
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British F3: Oli Webb claimed the
lead of the British Formula 3 championship by
taking his second win of the weekend in the
feature race at Magny-Cours. The Fortec
driver made another demon getaway to out-drag
poleman Jean-Eric Vergne (Carlin) and slot into
the lead as the pack hared towards the
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F2: The new era of Formula 2 had it’s first street race in Morocco, Dean Stoneman winning the first race and Philipp Eng the second. Formula 2 selected Hewland Engineering as the series prefered gearbox suppler in 2008 to deliver high performance transmission at a very competitive price. |
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WTCC: The 2009 championship
winner Gabriele Tarquini continued where he left
off by winning the third round of the
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GP3: This
new and exciting race series kicked of in Spain
at the Circuito de Montmelo, Barcelona this
month, with Pal Varhaug becoming the GP3 first
ever winner. The GP3 series
is a support race to the European F1 events,
showing of the talents of the world’s best young
drivers. Hewland has designed
and manufactured a new “bespoke” transmission (
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Chevron: The Chevron GR8 Challenge has its first race at Silverstone this weekend; this is a new race car introduce this season and relies on a Hewland JFR gearbox.
GT:
Superleague Formula: Yelmer Buurman overcame poleman and series leader Craig Dolby of Tottenham Hotspur to romp away and give AC Milan its first victory of the Superleague Formula season at Magny-Cours on Sunday.
Max Wissel was the one constant in a chaotic second Superleague Formula race leading from start to finish for FC Basel. AC Milan's Yelmer Buurman made up for a disastrous race two by scooping the €100,000 on offer to the winner of the super final.
DTM:
Bruno Spengler took advantage of misfortune in
the pits for Paul di Resta to take victory in
the DTM race at Lausitz on Sunday.
The pair had comfortably led the race
throughout, with pole sitter di Resta edging
away from his team-mate early on before holding
the gap at around three seconds. Mercedes
taking all three podium places with Jamie Green
coming in third.
Hewland supply both Mercedes and AUDI with their
DTM transmission for the sixth consecutive year.
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