TRANSFERS AT THE END OF THE SUMMER BREAK Valtteri Bottas remains in the Mercedes world champion team in 2020. Instead, Nico Hülkenberg has to make way for Frenchman Esteban Ocon at Renault. And Red Bull is already making a change in Belgium. 1

UNBEATABLE MARTIN BÜRKI With his victory in the Renault Classic Cup, Philipp Krebs took the lead in the Swiss Hillclimb Cup in Oberhallau. Man of the day was once again the previous leader in the standings, Martin Bürki. 1

COUNTDOWN TO THE RACING BRIDGE Although it is a standard chassis, the 99X electric is unmistakably a Porsche racing car thanks to its design. Neel Jani is looking forward all the more to the race debut at the end of November. 1

THREE-FIGURE WIN Toyota took the entire podium at the German WRC rally round. No WRC team has managed this for four years. Ott Tänak from Estonia celebrated his fifth win of the season. 1

MOUNTAIN RACING FOR OLDIES Already for the 15th time, the Arosa Classic Car Mountain Race will take place from Thursday to Sunday with an international field of participants. As always, spectators enjoy free admission except for the grandstand seats. 1

SECOND WIN OF THE SEASON, TENTH PODIUM At the Lausitzring, Nico Müller enjoyed the most successful weekend of his DTM career to date. As a result, the Bernese driver is keeping the internal Audi title fight with René Rast open. 1

OPPONENT POWERLESS Eric Berguerand also left a helpless Marcel Steiner in Oberhallau. His title now seems to be a mere formality. Andy Feigenwinter and Ronnie Bratschi also celebrated a record victory in their categories. 1

ANNIVERSARY RACE Be there when the racing engines roar in the Gantrisch region on September 7 and 8, 2019. Around 250 cars will start the 50th National Hill Climb Race on the Gurnigel. 1

OLDEST TRACK RECORD SHAKING The setting and weather are perfect for the Oberhallau hill climb to offer great motorsport one week after the European Championship race in the Jura. A new track record is in the air. 1

RECORD WIN DESPITE MURDER After his most emotionally difficult race in the Jura, Martin Bürki, whose friend and customer Jürg Beiner (photo) passed away, leads the Swiss Mountain Cup alone. That will change again on Sunday in Oberhallau. 1