The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: Week 10
By (Analyst) on March 23, 2009
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It's the big 1-0!!
And what a week! A packed weekend of racing, and enough white collar, back room shenanigans to fill two Power Rankings.
NASCAR went to Bristol, the WTCC endured Puebla in Mexico, the Australian V8 Supercars series got underway round the street circuit of Adelaide, and the American Le Mans Series celebrated their own milestone, with the series' 100th race in Sebring, Florida.
15. Bernie Ecclestone (F1)
14. Kazuki Nakajima (F1)
13. Dave Blaney (NASCAR)
Blaney qualified eighth, surprising everyone with his speed and control.
John Andretti surprised no one with his lack of speed and control.
12. Nick Wirth (ALMS)
11. Luis Companc (ALMS)
10. Augusto Farfus (WTCC)
9. Adrian Fernandez (ALMS)
They always say that you only need two cars to make a race.
Adrian set his three fastest laps on his final three racing laps of Sebring, despite being the only car still in P2 still running.
So perhaps it only takes one.
8. Marcos Ambrose (NASCAR)
7. Ian James (ALMS)
6. Rickard Rydell (WTCC)
5. Scott Dixon (ALMS & Indycar)
4. Jamie Whincup (V8 Supercars)
3. Kyle Busch (NASCAR)
Class of the field for most of the Sprint Cup race, and probably the only car on the track Denny Hamlin wouldn’t drive through to finally win at Bristol.
2. Allan McNish (ALMS)
Quite possibly the best sportscar racer in the world, his stints in the diesel ‘quietly’ won the race.
1. Tom Kristensen (ALMS)
So that’s eight wins at Le Mans, and now a historic five at Sebring.
Tom has to be considering driving in the Daytona 24 hours instead, if only because the watches will leave more room in the trophy cabinet.
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