PROZEDUR Toyota finally won the 24 Hours of Le Mans and with them Sébastien Buemi with Fernando Alonso and Kazuki Nakajima. Rebellion brought both cars home behind the two uncompetitive Toyota cars. Mathias Beche finished third, as did Jonathan Hirschi in the LMP2. 1

FROM THE ASPHALT TO THE WATER jaguar has set new speed records in England with a battery-powered racing boat. Four days earlier, Mitch Evans brought the British racing team its first pole position in Formula E in Zurich. 1

NEW BMW CHAPTER On the sidelines of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, BMW presented the new 8 Series Coupé. What has been tried and tested in racing now benefits the beautiful and luxurious sports coupé. 1

IN THE LOOK OF THE GT RACE CAR Ferrari presented the 488 Pista "Piloti Ferrari" at Le Mans". This is a special model with road approval for customers who also know how to drive a 488 fast on the racetrack. 1

OPTIMUM STARTING POSITION Sébastien Buemi's Toyota will start the 24 Hours of Le Mans from pole position on Saturday. The Rebellion of Neel Jani will be right behind. In the GT class, Marcel Fässler and his Corvette can only hope for a miracle. 1

Catching up at the second round of the Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge Suisse at the Circuit Paul Ricard, champion Jean-Paul von Burg took his first win of the season. In the endurance race, Paul Kasper and professional driver Jaap van Lagen drove to victory from 13th on the grid. 1

NEW WINNERS Three SM Juniors from 2017 contested their first hill climb in the SuperSeries and had great battles for best times. Rolf Reding also remained unbeaten in the new class. The group victory went to Andy Feigenwinter in a new Lotus. 1

TOYOTA ALONE FAVORITE Now that scrutineering has been completed, it is clear that seven Swiss drivers will be at the start of the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Saturday, plus several dual nationals with red passports. Sébastien Buemi has the best chance of winning with Toyota.
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UNCHALLENGED After Eric Berguerand withdrew at short notice, Marcel Steiner was without an equal opponent at the Hemberg hill climb. Nevertheless, he set a track record, as did Ronnie Bratschi and Frédéric Neff in their touring car categories. 1

AUDI-SIEG The first Swiss Formula E race was met with huge interest from spectators in Zurich. Unfortunately, they did not see a Swiss driver on the podium. Victory went to the Brazilian Lucas di Grassi in an Audi. 1