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2010 calendar:
17-18 April - Motorland Aragon, Spain
1-2 May - Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
15-16 May - Monaco
5-6 June - Brno, Czech Republic
19-20 June - Magny-Cours, France
3-4 July - Hungaroring, Hungary
4-5 September - Hockenheim, Germany
18-19 September - Silverstone, United Kingdom
9-10 October - Barcelona, Spain

Alcaniz Test:

1 - Kevin Magnussen - Pons - 1'43"609 - 49 giri
2 - Antonio Felix Da Costa - P1 - 1'43"656 - 52
3 - Marco Sorensen - RC - 1'43"763 - 58
4 - Daniel Ricciardo - Carlin - 1'43"869 - 50
5 - Greg Mansell - Fortec - 1'43"946 - 49
6 - Sten Pentus - Tech 1 - 1'44"063 - 53
7 - Federico Leo - Draco - 1'44"317 - 27
8 - Nathanael Berthon - Tech 1 - 1'44"354 - 37
9 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'44"418 - 37
10 - Dean Smith - Comtec - 1'44"727 - 49
11 - Jake Rosenzweig - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'44"932 - 55
12 - Nico Muller - Prema - 1'45"133 - 37
13 - Takuto Iguchi - Pons - 1'45"215 - 45
14 - Jean Eric Vergne - Fortec - 1'45"258 - 41
15 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'45"369 - 55
16 - Victor Garcia - Prema - 1'45"552 - 35
17 - Celso Miguez - SG - 1'45"625 - 38
18 - Daniel Mancinelli - Draco - 1'45"765 - 27
19 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'45"982 - 36
20 - Guillaume Moreau - SG - 1'46"042 - 31
21 - Kimiya Sato - Comtec - 1'46"795 - 37
22 - Francesco Castellacci - Interwetten - 1'47"067 - 39
23 - Luis Sa Silva - Interwetten - 1'47"336 - 47
24 - Jukka Honkavuori - RC - 1'49"018 - 36

1 - Antonio Felix Da Costa - P1 - 1'43"935 - 30 giri
2 - Greg Mansell - Fortec - 1'44"039 - 43
3 - Daniel Ricciardo - Carlin - 1'44"069 - 27
4 - Dean Smith - Comtec - 1'44"070 - 35
5 - Nathanael Berthon - Tech 1 - 1'44"213 - 35
6 - Jean Eric Vergne - SG - 1'44"266 - 15
7 - Sten Pentus - Tech 1 - 1'44"389 - 42
8 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'44"467 - 40
9 - Federico Leo - Draco - 1'44"647 - 36
10 - Jean Eric Vergne - Fortec - 1'44"718 - 26
11 - Jake Rosenzweig - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'45"147 - 37
12 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'45"263 - 36
13 - Kimiya Sato - Comtec - 1'45"489 - 33
14 - Victor Garcia - Prema - 1'45"549 - 38
15 - Mihai Marinescu - Interwetten - 1'45"562 - 30
16 - Francesco Castellacci - Interwetten - 1'45"666 - 33
17 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'45"726 - 37
18 - Guillaume Moreau - SG - 1'46"038 - 23
19 - Basil Shaaban - Prema - 1'46"311 - 28
20 - Takuto Iguchi - Pons - 1'46"602 - 12
21 - Adrian Campos - Draco - 1'47"216 - 41
22 - Jan Charouz - RC - 1'48"017 - 29
23 - Filip Salaquarda - RC - no time - 0

1 - Jean Eric Vergne - SG - 1'43"366 - 37
2 - Greg Mansell - Fortec - 1'43"738 - 53
3 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'43"902 - 27
4 - Jon Lancaster - Fortec - 1'43"904 - 39
5 - Federico Leo - Pons - 1'44"065 - 41
6 - Adrian Quaife Hobbs - Comtec - 1'44"159 - 38
7 - Antonio Felix Da Costa - Tech 1 - 1'44"187 - 44
8 - Filip Salaquarda - RC - 1'44"296 - 40
9 - Anton Nebilitskiy - Tech 1 - 1'44"306 - 46
10 - James Walker - P1 - 1'44"406 - 26
11 - Roberto Merhi - Carlin - 1'44"417 - 38
12 - Guillaume Moreau - SG - 1'44"518 - 30
13 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'44"546 - 30
14 - Jake Rosenzweig - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'44"770 - 23
15 - Nelson Panciatici - Pons - 1'44"772 - 36
16 - Mihai Marinescu - Interwetten - 1'44"819 - 42
17 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'45"039 - 34
18 - Jan Charouz - RC - 1'45"153 - 39
19 - Pedro Petiz - Interwetten - 1'45"778 - 37
20 - Basil Shaaban - Prema - 1'45"905 - 21
21 - Francesco Castellacci - Prema - 1'46"039 - 41
22 - Stephane Richelmi - Draco - 1'46"242 - 36
23 - Adrian Campos - Draco - 1'46"657 - 40
24 - Pierre Combot - Comtec - 1'47"258 - 30

1 - Jean Eric Vergne - SG - 1'43"230 - 27 giri
2 - Greg Mansell - Fortec - 1'43"529 - 40
3 - Jon Lancaster - Fortec - 1'43"562 - 45
4 - Adrian Quaife Hobbs - Comtec - 1'43"567 - 37
5 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'43"725 - 32
6 - James Walker - P1 - 1'43"829 - 30
7 - Antonio Felix Da Costa - Tech 1 - 1'43"889 - 38
8 - Daniel Mancinelli - Draco - 1'44"027 - 35
9 - Filip Salaquarda - RC - 1'44"034 - 25
10 - Nelson Panciatici - Pons - 1'44"049 - 38
11 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'44"150 - 40
12 - Roberto Merhi - Carlin - 1'44"221 - 34
13 - Federico Leo - Pons - 1'44"325 - 31
14 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'44"356 - 27
15 - Mihai Marinescu - Interwetten - 1'44"525 - 43
16 - Stephane Richelmi - Draco - 1'44"526 - 44
17 - Daniel Ricciardo - Carlin - 1'44"540 - 9
18 - Jake Rosenzweig - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'44"568 - 34
19 - Anton Nebilitskiy - Tech 1 - 1'44"588 - 47
20 - Pedro Petiz - Interwetten - 1'45"177 - 34
21 - Francesco Castellacci - Prema - 1'45"197 - 40
22 - Jan Charouz - RC - 1'45"579 - 27
23 - Basil Shaaban - Prema - 1'45"706 - 22
24 - Pierre Combot - Comtec 1'46"967 - 14

1 - Filip Salaquarda - RC - 1'43"426 - 59 tours
2 - Jon Lancaster - Comtec - 1'43"435 - 42
3 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'43"500 - 64
4 - Federico Leo - Pons - 1'43"568 - 54
5 - Jean Eric Vergne - SG - 1'43"642 - 47
6 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'43"786 - 37
7 - James Walker - P1 - 1'43"797 - 49
8 - Nelson Panciatici - Pons - 1'43"809 - 55
9 - Sten Pentus - Prema - 1'43"889 - 68
10 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'44"025 - 69
11 - Daniil Move - Fortec - 1'44"077 - 71
12 - Francesco Castellacci - Interwetten - 1'44"111 - 64
13 - Brendon Hartley - Tech 1 - 1'44"223 - 53
14 - Victor Garcia - Fortec - 1'44"246 - 74
15 - Anton Nebilitskiy - Tech 1 - 1'44"254 - 80
16 - Daniel Ricciardo - SG - 1'44"307 - 40
17 - Mihai Marinescu - Draco - 1'44"336 - 70
18 - Alessandro Kouzkin - Draco - 1'44"511 - 65
19 - Roberto Merhi - Prema - 1'44"656 - 67
20 - Albert Costa - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'44"669 - 59
21 - Jan Charouz - RC - 1'44"718 - 67
22 - Pierre Combot - Comtec - 1'45"189 - 57

Test Barcellona

1 - Albert Costa - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'34"740 - 44 LAPS
2 - Daniel Zampieri - Comtec - 1'34"756 - 43
3 - Miki Monras - SG - 1'34"825 - 42
4 - James Walker - P1 - 1'34"936 - 39
5 - Nathanael Berthon - Draco - 1'34"957 - 42
6 - Brendon Hartley - Tech 1 - 1'35"133 - 16
7 - Daniil Move - SG - 1'35"198 - 42
8 - Antonio Felix Da Costa - Prema - 1'35"356 - 47
9 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'35"437 - 51
10 - Filip Salaquarda - RC - 1'35"483 - 38
11 - Jon Lancaster - Fortec - 1'35"516 - 46
12 - Julian Leal - Fortec - 1'35"626 - 52
13 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'35"682 - 28
14 - Jan Charouz - RC - 1'35"808 - 44
15 - Daniel Ricciardo - Tech 1 - 1'35"854 - 38
16 - Francesco Castellacci - Draco - 1'35"952 - 46
17 - Nelson Panciatici - Pons - 1'36"127 - 45
18 - Pierre Combot - Comtec - 1'36"187 - 42
19 - Jake Rosenzweig - Carlin - 1'36"191 - 30
20 - Neel Jani - Interwetten - 1'36"238 - 42
21 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'36"467 - 37
22 - Michele Faccin - Pons - 1'36"622 - 51
23 - Basil Shaaban - Prema - 1'37"074 - 47
24 - Alessandro Kouzkin - Interwetten - 1'38"225 - 37

- Jean Eric Vergne - SG - 1'34"451 - 26 giri
2 - Daniel Ricciardo - Tech 1 - 1'34"778 - 31
3 - Albert Costa - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'34"867 - 31
4 - Nathanael Berthon - Draco - 1'34"987 - 24
5 - Daniil Move - SG - 1'35"190 - 34
6 - Brendon Hartley - Tech 1 - 1'35"221 - 32
7 - Daniel Zampieri - Comtec - 1'35"390 - 26
8 - Filip Salaquarda - RC - 1'35"483 - 21
9 - Jon Lancaster - Fortec - 1'35"543 - 18
10 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'35"722 - 22
11 - Nelson Panciatici - Pons - 1'35"728 - 30
12 - Antonio Felix Da Costa - Prema - 1'35"729 - 35
13 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'35"730 - 33
14 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'35"734 - 24
15 - Neel Jani - Interwetten - 1'35"758 - 30
16 - Jan Charouz - RC - 1'35"932 - 35
17 - Julian Leal - Fortec - 1'35"934 - 30
18 - James Walker - P1 - 1'36"503 - 11
19 - Basil Shaaban - Prema - 1'36"790 - 25
20 - Michele Faccin - Pons - 1'36"794 - 40
21 - Alessandro Kouzkin - Interwetten - 1'36"891 - 29
22 - Pierre Combot - Comtec - 1'37"143 - 27
23 - Francesco Castellacci - Draco - 1'37"725 - 20
24 - Jake Rosenzweig - Carlin - no time - 0

1 - Daniel Zampieri - Comtec - 1'34"340 - 32 tours
2 - Albert Costa - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'34"729 - 31
3 - Jean Eric Vergne - SG - 1'34"831 - 24
4 - Greg Mansell - Fortec - 1'34"846 - 35
5 - Nathanael Berthon - SG - 1'34"908 - 28
6 - Brendon Hartley - Tech 1 - 1'35"076 - 28
7 - Daniel Ricciardo - Tech 1 - 1'35"222 - 32
8 - James Walker - P1 - 1'35"397 - 34
9 - Nelson Panciatici - Pons - 1'35"479 - 31
10 - Anton Nebilitskiy - RC - 1'35"520 - 31
11 - Filip Salaquarda - RC - 1'35"559 - 24
12 - Walter Grubmuller - P1 - 1'35"599 - 21
13 - Julian Leal - Prema - 1'35"857 - 38
14 - Francesco Castellacci - Draco - 1'35"924 - 30
15 - Michele Faccin - Pons - 1'35"949 - 35
16 - Keisuke Kunimoto - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'35"953 - 36
17 - Victor Garcia - Draco - 1'36"057 - 27
18 - Pierre Combot - Comtec - 1'36"076 - 37
19 - Sergey Afanasiev - Carlin - 1'36"096 - 28
20 - Federico Leo - Fortec - 1'36"108 - 34
21 - Alessandro Kouzkin - Interwetten - 1'36"329 - 38
22 - Sten Pentus - Prema - 1'36"810 - 30
23 - Marguerite Laffite - Interwetten - 1'42"063 - 36


Driver confirmed:
Hartley,Ricciardo to Tech 1
Grubmuller to P1
Salaquarda to ISR
Berthon to Draco

On Eurosport.

It's a shame that Eurosport is not able to make a good season review ... I would appreciate to see WSR on MotorsTV again.

Hopefully it will be a good 2010 season

C'mon, Motors TV Make much much worse season reviews! Badly edited races usually just showing the start and chequred flag and deliberately cutting out anything of remote interest!

When did Eurosport show the Renaul World Series review anyway?

yay okay MotorsTV's season reviews are not so good but anyway better as any Eurosport ones ...

This year WSBR Season Review featured WSBR and Megane Trophy for a 25 min Video ! Add some long and boring interviews and the result is not so good ...

WSBR Season Review (on RU) HERE

Silly season:


Calendar:
17-18 April - Motorland Aragon, Spain
1-2 May - Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
15-16 May - Monaco
5-6 June - Brno, Czech Republic
19-20 June - Magny-Cours, France
3-4 July - Hungaroring, Hungary
4-5 September - Hockenheim, Germany
18-19 September - Silverstone, United Kingdom
9-10 October - Barcelona, Spain

Tech 1 certainly seem the team to beat from the looks of it so far.

Round 1 is this weekend. Pole went to Daniel Ricciardo. Race 1 starts in about 1 hour.

According to our commentators, Eurosport will show both Monaco races live

Will be interesting to see if they can pull that off, especially since there's only one race.

well, the only race then will still be shown live

Not if Bernie has anything to do with it, it won't....

Unless Renault are suddenly paying the extra $$$$$$$ Bernie demands for live racing from a GP meeting....

Alex Rossi in for Guerrieri at ISR.

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the Monaco race is still listed as Live on the Eurosport website btw

The race will be today or tomorrow?

tomorrow after the PSC race

Thanks! Hope it will be a good race, but its strange, World Series by Renault this year is not having the same attention it has in previous years, propably because of GP3 but still its strange, cause its a very nice series and deserves more.

WSbR race will be on sunday at 11am CET

Any stream for the Monaco race?

http://veetle.com/view/index.html#4bbcfe909e591 (HD 720p at 2500kbps)
http://www.ustream.tv/channel-popup/e1-00000170

or search a other live stream on this great website : http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=&part=sports&discipline=motorsports

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looks like Eurosport really payed the extra bills, coverage started