Eine kunterbunte Hauptstadt, Likör in vielen Farben und unglaublich weißer Sand an hellblauem Wasser: Curaçao in der Karibik ist eine friedvolle Insel mit wunderbaren Orten. Kann man so ein Eiland besser erkunden als in einem MINI Cabrio in Caribbean Aqua?
Der Start-up Accelerator URBAN-X wurde 2016 von MINI gegründet. Seit 2017 wird er gemeinsam mit dem Amerikanischen Venture Fund Urban Us betrieben. URBAN-X unterstützt frühphasige Start-ups, deren Produkte und Angebote Städte nachhaltiger machen. Seit dem Start des Programms haben mehr als 70 Start-ups aus unterschiedlichen Ländern den Accelerator durchlaufen.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Four thrilling races are on the cards at the next round of Formula BMW Pacific on May 30 – 31, as the series returns to Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit. After the 2009 season roared to life there last month at the 2009 Formula 1 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix, the region’s most talented young drivers can look forward to a marathon weekend on track.
Sepang, Malaysia – Formula BMW Junior Chris Wootton (AUS/20/Eurasia Motorsport) scored his first pole positions of the 2009 Formula BMW Pacific season today after qualifying with the two fastest times for both Rounds 3 and 4.
Bahrain's Salman Al Khalifa (Team E-Rain) clinched the 2005 Formula BMW Asia Driver Championship after a season which saw him take six wins and seven pole positions. The 24-year-old needed just two points going in to the final round and his 5th place finish in the 10-lap race was enough to clinch the title.
Hamed Al Fardan (BAH/Team Meritus) scored a perfect victory today in Round 13 of Formula BMW Asia at the Formula 1 Grand Prix of China in Shanghai. The 18-year-old led from pole to chequered flag, opening up a massive 4.7 second lead over second-placed man and Rookie Charlie-Ro Charlez (MAS/Team Meritus) by the chequered flag.
The battle for the 2005 Formula BMW Asia title will be decided next weekend at the Formula 1 Grand Prix of China in Shanghai, and never have the stakes been higher after the closest season in the series' history.
Salman Al Khalifa (BAH/Team E-Rain) moved one step closer to the 2005 Formula BMW Asia title today taking victory Round 12 at the 4.6km Autopolis Circuit in Japan. Second was BMW Junior Michael Patrizi (AUS/Team Meritus), with fellow Junior Armaan Ebrahim (IND/Team E-Rain), third, taking his second podium finish this season.
Bahrain's Salman Al Khalifa (Team E-Rain) was back on winning form today taking victory in Round 11 of Formula BMW Asia as Typhoon Nabi closed in on Japan's Autopolis Circuit. Second was pole sitter and BMW Junior Michael Patrizi (AUS/Team Meritus), who lost out to a win after just one mistake in difficult track conditions.
As Formula BMW Asia gears up for the penultimate meeting of the 2005 season, the fight for the Driver Classification title could not be more intense, with eight of Asia's most talented single seater drivers all still in contention.
Australian Michael Patrizi (Team Meritus), 21, scored his first Formula BMW Asia victory in Round 10 today after an eventful race. The BMW Junior took the chequered flag ahead of pole-sitter and team mate Charlie-Ro Charlez (MAS), 19, and karting ace Aaron Lim (MAS/Minardi Team Asia), who took his first podium on the season.
In the worst weather conditions experienced in the series so far, it was Hamed Al Fardan (BAH/Team Meritus) who shone through today, taking a masterful - and skilful - victory in Round 9 of Formula BMW Asia on South Korea's 2.5km Taebaek Circuit.
Team E-Rain is the only private Korean racing team competing outside the country, and this season is also fielding current championship leader Salman Al Khalifa (BAH) and exciting Indian teenager, Armaan Ebrahim. Jeon is committed both to developing Korean drivers and creating a successful, international team.
Hamed Al Fardan (BAH/Team Meritus), 18, ensured it was an all-Bahraini affair in Beijing this weekend by taking victory in Round 8 of Formula BMW Asia at the 2.4km Goldenport Circuit in China's Capital city. Second was team mate, BMW Junior and Rookie Michael Patrizi (AUS), with fellow Junior An Suk Won (KOR/Team E-Rain) spectacularly taking the first Formula BMW Asia podium of his career.
Beijing, China - Salman Al Khalifa, 24 (BAH/Team E-Rain), notched up his fourth victory of the season at Beijing's 2.4km Goldenport Circuit today, taking the win after a dramatic race. Fellow countryman, 18-year-old Hamed Al Fardan (Team Meritus) took second, making it a one-two for Bahrain, with team mate and Rookie Charlie-Ro Charlez, 19, in third.
As he prepares to race a single seater for the first time ever in China, BMW Junior Wang Jian Wei (Ao's Racing Team) firmly believes Formula BMW Asia is key to the development of motorsport in the world's most populous country.
Salman Al Khalifa (BAH/Team E-Rain) got his championship bid right back on track today, taking a perfect pole to chequered flag victory in Round 6 of Formula BMW Asia. Right behind him in second was fellow countryman, and winner of the previous round, Hamed Al Fardan (Team Meritus), repeating the pair's result in Round 3 in Malaysia in May.
Hamed Al Fardan (BAH/Team Meritus) took a well-deserved maiden win today in Round 5 of Formula BMW Asia. Second was pole-man and BMW Junior Michael Patrizi (AUS/Team Meritus) who led for most of the race, with fellow Rookie Charlie-Ro Charlez, 3rd.
Bira, Thailand - BMW Junior Robert T. Boughey (Team Meritus) will need strong shoulders next weekend as he carries the hopes of his country as the sole Thai driver in the Formula BMW Asia field.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Fifteen-year-old Indian Formula BMW Junior and Rookie, Armaan Ebrahim (Team E-Rain), astounded the Asian racing fraternity today by taking a brilliant victory in Round 4 of Formula BMW Asia.
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