Not exact matches
Even though LeBron James didn't have to submit a cover letter to the Cavaliers, he could hypothetically have
pointed out the benefits of experience (and
championship rings) he obtained as a
leader on the Miami Heat.
Apparently, Honda wants him to finish off his season in Super Formula as he's only half a
point behind the current
championship leader, the Toyota - backed Hiroaki Ishiura.
The
championship leader at the end of the normal 26 - race section will be awarded «regular season champion» and get 15 additional playoff
points, with the rest of the top 10 also getting them on a 10 (for second) to one (for 10th) playoff
point basis.
Heading into the summer break he's 33
points off of
championship leader Vettel but has been the highest - scoring driver over the past five Grands Prix, and has put in a number of impressive drives.
He fell 33
points behind
leader Jeff Gordon and 28 behind Kenseth, who is in the fourth and final transfer position to the
championship race at Homestead - Miami Speedway.
Gasly was just half a
point behind
championship leader Hiroaki Ishiura heading into the finale, and the showdown between the pair of them was set up nicely.
Bird's win takes him to within 18
points of
championship leader Vergne with five races to go, whilst Rosenqvist's untimely error leaves him a distant third, 37
points off of the lead.
Lewis Hamilton entered his home race at Silverstone with a 20 -
point deficit to
championship leader Sebastian Vettel, after a tough recovery drive in Austria.
But a final decision will have to be made after the current season as Busch is still a contender, currently 47
points (less than a full race) behind
championship leader Matt Kenseth with six races remaining.
MOTOR SPORTS — Aussie JACK BRABHAM, three - time winner of the world driving
championship, drew within nine
points of
leader Denis Hulme of New Zealand for the 1967 title when he drove his self - designed Brabham - Repco to a 1:01 win over runner - up Hulme in the 220 - mile Canadian Grand Prix in Mosport, Ont., Can.
Despite finishing down in sixth, Kappet still holds a 19 -
point championship leader over Geoffrey Fournier after four rounds.
With eight races to go he is fifth in the
championship, 41
points behind team mate and
championship leader Romain Grosjean.
Corvette Racing's Oliver Gavin and Tom Milner might look, on a lap chart, to have experienced a roller - coaster of highs and lows at different times through the race, but the GT
championship points»
leaders were able to not only retain their hold on the lead but extend it, thanks to their eventual fourth place finish.
Class
championship leaders Oliver Gavin and Tommy Milner retained their GTLM
points lead despite a ninth - place class finish for the 2012 ALMS GT race - winners at VIR.
With three of nine rounds completed, Corvette Racing drivers Jan Magnussen and Johnny O'Connell are fifth in the drivers
championship, 25
points behind the
leaders (65 - 40), while Oliver Gavin and Olivier Beretta are sixth.
Hayden stressed that the ALMS
championship situation, in which Rebellion drivers Neel Jani and Nick Heidfeld are 42
points behind
leaders Klaus Graf and Lucas Luhr from Muscle Milk / Pickett Racing was not a factor.
With solid results acquired over the weekend by drivers Sandberg, Plumb and Ziegler, ANSA Motorsports bridged the gap with the team leading the
championship and went from third to second, now only 6
points behind the team -
championship leader.
The duo currently trail
championship leader Alessandro Balzan by three
points heading into Sunday's penultimate round of the season.
Long heads into Sunday's title decider 9
points behind
championship leader Alvaro Parente, of K - PAX Racing, who posted the 6th quickest time in the afternoon session.
Corvette Racing's pair of drivers each have 111
points, and sit only 10
points behind the
championship leaders.
Don't get me wrong, it was exciting at times — the
leaders of the inaugural race wrecked in the final turn, and then the
championship was decided by one
point on the last lap of the season.