Oulton Park Circuit (Intl w/no Chicanes)

In the Nissan GTP class at Oulton Park, Gabri Martinez dominated the field from start to finish. Starting from pole position, Martinez led all 33 laps of the event, maintaining consistent pace to secure the victory. Andrew Peddie, who qualified in the second position, held his place throughout the race to finish P2, though he struggled with car control, accumulating 10 incidents over the course of the 33 laps. Ilkka Kotisalo put on a strong performance, climbing from a seventh-place start to complete the podium in third, finishing with a clean race record of only one incident. The Audi 90 GTO class featured a more dynamic battle for the lead. Pole-sitter Noel Luneburg could not maintain his advantage, ultimately finishing in third place with nine incidents recorded. Cal Young, who started from the second position, capitalized on the shifting dynamics to take the class win after completing 30 laps, despite recording nine incidents of his own. Mickey Friesen, starting from the third position, moved up one spot to secure second place with six incidents. Several drivers experienced a difficult outing at Oulton Park, characterized by high incident counts. Diego Gonzalez Solana struggled significantly, recording 19 incidents during the race. Martin Krejcirik and Marty Novak also faced challenges, each accumulating 10 incidents throughout their respective runs. Despite the high attrition and incident rates across the field, Lance Simon managed a notable recovery, gaining five positions within the Audi 90 GTO class to improve his standing from his original starting slot. The race concluded with clear separation between the top finishers in both classes, reflecting the technical difficulty of the Oulton Park International layout.