PREMIERE IN BRANDS HATCH Audi works driver Nico Müller's race debut in England was disappointing. Edoardo Mortara also fell short of his potential in the Mercedes. At least both Swiss DTM drivers managed a result in the points. 1

EXHIBITIONS Due to the response in the firstor the next three weeks, the Bernese touring car driver Kris Richards will once again be inviting visitors to his Motorsport Weeks in three selected large regional shopping centers. 1

TWO WINS IN ONE WEEK One week after Osnabrück, Ronnie Bratschi also scored full FIA points with his Mitsubishi at the Lučine hill climb in Slovenia. The title in the 2018 FIA International Hill Climb Cup is now out of his grasp. 1

BRAND CHANGE After six years as a strategic motorsport consultant at the Volkswagen Group, former Sauber F1 Team Director Max Welti is moving to the BMW Group in the same role. At the 24 Hours of Spa, he was able to celebrate a double victory. 1

REMUS-POKALE IMOLA Sandro Zeller secured the Formula 3 championship early with another double victory in Imola, while the Formula Renault title also goes to a Swiss driver in the shape of Florian Münger. 1

FIRST RACE INVENTION As the first finalist in the "AutoScout24 Young Driver Challenge powered by SEAT", Leonardo Tinland lined up at the Nürburgring to win a race in the ADAC TCR Germany. The completely inexperienced driver from Vaud did surprisingly well. 1

CELEBRATE FOR FREE On the last weekend in August, VW Switzerland invites all customers, fans and friends of Volkswagen to join in the celebrations. Free tickets for the folk festival in Interlaken can be ordered online. 1

FIRST LEADERSHIP ROUND Driver of the weekend from the Swiss drivers' camp at the ADAC GT Masters at the Nürburgring was Ricardo Feller. Unfortunately, the 18-year-old was not allowed to keep his second place from Saturday. Giorgio Maggi scored the first points in the Honda NSX. 1

START WITH QUESTIONS Joël Volluz is on the start list for the International Hill Climb Oberhallau on August 26. Whether the Valais native, who had an accident in 2016, will return with the rebuilt Osella FA30 at the Gurnigel remains to be seen. 1

PRIZES FOR THE SWISS Marcel Steiner finished third overall at the Osnabrück International Hill Climb, but had no chance against the day's winner Sébastien Petit (F). Robin Faustini was the second-fastest race car driver, while Ronnie Bratschi dominated the touring car category. 1