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The DS Automobiles Race of France was won by Brock Kidd - signalling a return to form after a difficult period in the past few races - while championship leader Nick Addison, and fellow rival Felipe Cesar both failed to finish.
Brock Kidd bounced back well from his disappointment of retiring from the 250 Miles of Monaco by taking pole position for the DS Automobiles Course de France in a closely fought session.
The Rolex 250 Miles of Monaco was won in dominant fashion by Nick Addison, only briefly losing the lead after a late caution.
Nick Addison will start on pole position for the Rolex 250 Miles of Monaco, having pipped Triple Crown team mate Will Hoskins by just fourth hundredths of a second, with the pair over a second clear of the rest of the field.
Puccio Giodano ended practice on top for the second IndyVirtual Triple Crown race of 2017, the Rolex 250 Miles of Monaco, in a session that was stopped five times due to various incidents.
Formation Competition have become the first IndyVirtual team to announce their 2018 driver line-up, confirming the signing of Yakumi Takahashi from Team Morley to partner Marcus Thunder.
Cerberus Team Principle Oliva Rose was absolutely ecstatic today following Felipe Cesar's victory at the Indy circuit. The win marks the first in the history of Cerberus and many at the team it has been a long time coming especially with Cesar leading the driver's championship.
The Chevrolet Indianapolis 250 was won by Felipe Cesar after a race that was full of intrigue and a surprisingly low attrition rate.
Enzo Domenicalli will start on pole position for the Chevrolet Indianapolis 250 at the famous brickyard after denying Nick Addison his third pole by 0.071 mph.
The Mobil 1 Race of Sebring was won by Keith Murphy after the Canadian came from 11th on the grid to beat the rest of the field, benefiting from many big-name retirements at the front of the field.
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