2007-08 A1GP of South Africa | |
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Race Details | |
Race 7 of 10 in the 2007-08 A1 Grand Prix season | |
Date | 24 February 2008 |
Location |
Durban street circuit Durban, South Africa |
Weather | Dry |
Sprint race | |
Qualifying | |
Pole | Canada (Robert Wickens) |
Time | 1'18.150 |
Podium | |
1st | Canada (Robert Wickens) |
2nd | Great Britain (Oliver Jarvis) |
3rd | Switzerland (Neel Jani) |
Fastest Lap | |
FL | New Zealand (Johnny Reid) |
Time | 1'18.629, (Lap 3) |
Feature race | |
Qualifying | |
Pole | Switzerland (Neel Jani) |
Time | 1'17.688 |
Podium | |
1st | Switzerland (Neel Jani) |
2nd | France (Loïc Duval) |
3rd | Portugal (F.Albuquerque) |
Fastest Lap | |
FL | China (Congfu Cheng) |
Time | 1'18.744, (Lap 35) |
Official Classifications | |
PDF Booklet |
The 2007–08 A1 Grand Prix of Nations, South Africa is an A1 Grand Prix race, held on 24 February 2008 at the Durban street circuit in Durban, South Africa. This is the seventh meeting in the 2007-08 A1 Grand Prix season.
A1 Team New Zealand and France lead the championship by 96 points each other.
Portugal replace for the rest of the season, their lead driver João Urbano by the newcomer Filipe Albuquerque. For Czech Republic, it was Josef Král that replace Tomáš Enge for the rest of the season.
Bruno Junqueira and rookie Alexandre Negrão will return for Brazil this weekend as race driver and rookie driver like it was in the 2006-07 season.
Loïc Duval was the race driver despite his commitment in Super GT and Formula Nippon this season.Nicolas Prost ran the Rookie sessions, Jonathan Cochet the Friday practice session and Loïc Duval the Saturday afternoon practice and the both Sunday races traveling from Japan during the Friday to Saturday night. Therefore, 3 different drivers from the same team, France, take part on the race weekend. A1 Team Greece engage also 3 different drivers on the 2006-07, Netherlands but only 2 actually ran.