Welcome to the new Allan McNish Official Website.
Welcome to my website! I hope you like it. I wanted to create a dynamic and user friendly website for all my faithful fans and have integrated a whole range of new features in this revamped site.
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Saturday, JUNE 13, 2009, Sonoma, CA - Round five of the Jim Russell Championship Series delivered plenty of thrills at Infineon Raceway. Visiting racer, Igor Sushko, earned pole position in his first race in FJR-50 and rookie Greg Liefooghe earnt his first overall win.
In a poll that includes drivers, team owners, and journalists, SPEEDtv.com has determined the two fastest sportscar drivers in the world Allan McNish and David Brabham.
Allan McNish missed out on claiming his Le Mans 24 Hour “hat trick” and a second consecutive win when the Briton steered his new diesel engined Audi home third in this year’s race today (14 Jun). The 39-year-old Scotsman driving a “factory” entered Audi R15 TDI had been aiming to repeat last year’s victory along with co-drivers Dindo Capello (44, Italy) and Tom Kristensen (41, Denmark) in the twice-around-the-clock race won by the Peugeot of Marc Gene (Sp)/Alexander Wurz (A)/David Brabham (Aus).
Well here we are a couple of weeks since Le Mans, and we [Audi] weren’t able to retain the title, that we had fought very hard for in 2008 and on this occasion, Peugeot got the better of us. They had looked as if they could be able to this in the past but we stole the trophies from under their noses more often than not. Sebring 2009 was another example of this but, you know, really this is racing at its best. There is us, Peugeot, Aston Martin and if they had been a bit more consistent, they would have been in there all the time, in fact we had to watch over our shoulder for them at the end of the race and, all in all, I think right now sport car racing is probably at its most difficult.
Allan's Le Mans 24 Hours Post Race Blog 2009 (985.1kb)
Allan's Le Mans 24 Hours Post Race Blog 2009
Allan's Pre Le Mans Blog # 2 2009 (3.4mb)
Allan's Pre Le Mans Blog # 2 2009
Allan's Pre Le Mans Blog 2009 (2.4mb)
Allan's Pre Le Mans Blog 2009
