🇵🇱 TOR POZNAN WEEKEND SUMMARY

Qualifying Recap

The qualifying session at Tor Poznań was incredibly tight, with James Thompson (Phoenix Motorsport) continuing his strong form by securing pole position with a 32.93s lap. Chase Newfield (McNair Automotives) was just 0.09s behind in second, while Luke Stokey (OSM Racing Int.) took third. The top 10 were separated by less than a second, promising an exciting race ahead.

Race 1 – 20 Minutes

From the very start, the first race of the weekend was full of drama and action. Stefan Klien (Tenuk Racing) delivered a masterclass drive, charging from 11th on the grid to claim his first season victory, gaining 10 positions on his way to the top step of the podium.

Chase Newfield (McNair Automotives) backed up his qualifying pace with another excellent performance, finishing 2nd, while Theo Sorensen (Team Dinoco) completed the podium after a smart and consistent race.

Pole-sitter James Thompson (Phoenix Motorsport) couldn’t quite hold onto the lead, finishing 4th, but still scored valuable championship points. Will Hoskins (Plus Ultra Racing) rounded out the top five with another solid performance.

It was also a great race for Tenuk Racing, with Karl Beckenbauer finishing 5th to join teammate Klien in the top five — giving the team their strongest overall weekend so far.

Ellie-Mae Theodoulou (K8ley Racing) and Luca Romero (Porsche Motorsport) made notable gains, climbing through the field to secure important points. The only retirement was Dominic Hanson (Phoenix Motorsport), who suffered mechanical issues late in the race.

Top 10 – Race 1:

1. Stefan Klien – Tenuk Racing – 33 pts
   
   

2. Chase Newfield – McNair Automotives – 28 pts
   
   

3. Theo Sorensen – Team Dinoco – 25 pts
   
   

4. James Thompson – Phoenix Motorsport – 22 pts
   
   

5. Karl Beckenbauer – Tenuk Racing – 20 pts
   
   

6. Will Hoskins – Plus Ultra Racing – 18 pts
   
   

7. Elroy Wagner – Team Dinoco – 16 pts
   
   

8. Raj Sharma – Kelley Racing – 14 pts
   
   

9. Luke Stokey – OSM Racing Int. – 12 pts
   
   

10. Spencer James – GameTech Int. – 10 pts
    
    

Race 2 – Reversed Grid

The second race at Tor Poznań featured a full reversed grid, creating an unpredictable and exciting challenge for the drivers.

Chloe King (Phoenix Motorsport) mastered the conditions perfectly, working her way through the field to take a commanding first win of the season. It was another strong showing for Phoenix Motorsport, who now have both of their drivers as race winners.

Behind her, Jean Mattson (Porsche Motorsport) produced an impressive drive, gaining 12 positions to finish 2nd and earning Porsche’s best result so far. Nathaniel Powers (Plus Ultra Racing) also starred, climbing 13 places to finish 3rd, showing great overtaking skill and consistency.

Luke Stokey (OSM Racing Int.) delivered another stunning performance, moving up 17 places to take 4th, while Thomas Falzon (Aqua Sportscar Team) rounded out the top five.

Karl Beckenbauer (Tenuk Racing) impressed again with another strong recovery drive from deep in the grid, finishing 7th and scoring important points for the team.

Further down, there were mixed fortunes for several front-runners from Race 1. James Thompson managed to recover to 12th, while Stefan Klien could only reach 18th after starting from the back.

Top 10 – Race 2:

1. Chloe King – Phoenix Motorsport – 20 pts
   
   

2. Jean Mattson – Porsche Motorsport – 16 pts
   
   

3. Nathaniel Powers – Plus Ultra Racing – 14 pts
   
   

4. Luke Stokey – OSM Racing Int. – 12 pts
   
   

5. Thomas Falzon – Aqua Sportscar Team – 11 pts
   
   

6. Tumo Kinnumen – Team Dinoco – 10 pts
   
   

7. Karl Beckenbauer – Tenuk Racing – 9 pts
   
   

8. Rossendo Werner – ASM by Mathershaw – 8 pts
   
   

9. Ethan Knight – Aqua Sportscar Team – 7 pts
   
   

10. Spencer James – GameTech Int. – 7 pts
    
    

Weekend Summary

The Tor Poznań weekend proved to be one of the most exciting rounds of the season so far.
Tenuk Racing were the biggest winners in Race 1, with Klien’s victory and Beckenbauer’s double-points finish boosting their championship standing.
Phoenix Motorsport bounced back brilliantly in Race 2, with Chloe King taking her first win and James Thompson adding more points to his campaign.

Porsche Motorsport and Plus Ultra Racing also had standout weekends, with both teams putting drivers on the podium. Luke Stokey continued his run of strong results, while Aqua Sportscar Team showed consistency with both drivers finishing inside the top ten.

With the championship picture tightening and multiple race winners already emerging, the battle for both driver and team honors looks set to intensify in the coming rounds.

🧍‍♂️ DRIVER STANDINGS AFTER TOR POZNAN

Position

Driver

Points

Notes

1

James Thompson (Phoenix Motorsport)

58 pts

Consistent finishes keep him on top.

2

Nathaniel Powers (Plus Ultra Racing)

54 pts

Podium in Race 2 moves him into title contention.

3

Luke Stokey (OSM Racing Int.)

52 pts

Remarkable progress with strong Race 2 result.

4

Jean Mattson (Porsche Motorsport)

47 pts

Gained big with a 2nd-place finish.

5

Theo Sorensen (Team Dinoco)

45 pts

Podium in Race 1 and consistent points.

6

Stefan Klien (Tenuk Racing)

42 pts

Race 1 victory highlights his weekend.

7

Chase Newfield (McNair Automotives)

42 pts

Fast and consistent again at Poznań.

8

Elroy Wagner (Team Dinoco)

40 pts

Solid results keep him inside the top ten.

9

Chloe King (Phoenix Motorsport)

38 pts

First win of the season in Race 2.

10

Karl Beckenbauer (Tenuk Racing)

38 pts

Strong recovery drives and consistent form.

Other notable drivers include Will Hoskins (34 pts), Spencer James (33 pts), and Ethan Knight (32 pts) — all showing steady progress. The midfield remains extremely close, with minimal gaps between positions.

🏎️ TEAM STANDINGS AFTER TOR POZNAN

Position

Team

Points

Notes

1

Phoenix Motorsport

112 pts

Two race wins and both drivers inside the top ten overall.

2

Team Dinoco

105 pts

Strong pace from both Sorensen and Wagner keeps them close.

3

Plus Ultra Racing

88 pts

Consistent scoring across both races.

4

K8ley Racing

85 pts

Steady team effort with both drivers finishing in the points.

5

Tenuk Racing

80 pts

Huge points haul from Klien’s win and Beckenbauer’s strong results.

6

Porsche Motorsport

80 pts

Mattson’s podium boosts them into contention.

7

OSM Racing International

52 pts

Stokey’s heroics keep them in the mix.

8

Aqua Sportscar Team

43 pts

Double top-10 in Race 2 shows improvement.

9

McNair Automotives

42 pts

Another podium for Newfield keeps them competitive.

10

GameTech International

37 pts

Consistent points from Spencer James.

11

ASM by Mathershaw

16 pts

Werner and Simon continue to build momentum.

12

Vipera Corse

14 pts

Still searching for consistent form.

13

Sector 1 Racing

12 pts

Scoring points but struggling for pace.

🏆 Championship Outlook

After two rounds, James Thompson holds a narrow lead in the Drivers’ Championship, but both Nathaniel Powers and Luke Stokey are close behind. Phoenix Motorsport and Team Dinoco are separated by just a few points in the Teams’ standings, with Plus Ultra, K8ley, and Tenuk Racing all within striking distance.

The competition is fierce, and as the championship heads into its next round, every position and every point will matter more than ever.