TCR World and life

Despite missing both races in the season opener due to a technical issue, Klim Gavrilov (above) never gave up; his victory in Race 1 of the final event at Fort Groznyi meant he secured the second spot in the championship. After clinching four consecutive TCR Russia titles, Dmitry Bragin (below) was forced to abdicate, but he did it with the honours of war, claiming a brilliant win at the N Ring and finishing third in the standings. 27 Round 9 – Sunday 6 September, Smolensk Ring 1. I. Lukashevich (LUKOIL Racing Team, Hyundai i30 N); 2. G. Burlutskyi (Carville Racing, Hyundai i30 N); 3. M. Mityaev (LADA Sport Rosneft, LADA Vesta Sport) Round 10 – Sunday 6 September, Smolensk Ring 1. A. Dudukalo (LUKOIL Racing Team, Audi RS 3 LMS); 2. K. Ladygin (LADA Sport Rosneft, LADA Vesta Sport); 3. K. Gavrilov (VRC-Team, Hyundai i30 N) Round 11 – Sunday 20 September, N Ring 1. D. Bragin (TIF Motorsport, Hyundai i30 N); 2. A. Dudukalo (LUKOIL Racing Team, Audi RS 3 LMS); 3. M. Mityaev (LADA Sport Rosneft, LADA Vesta Sport) Round 12 – Sunday 20 September, N Ring 1. K. Ladygin (LADA Sport Rosneft, LADA Vesta Sport); 2. A. Maslennikov (LUKOIL Racing Team, Hyundai i30 N); 3. P. Kalmanovich (AG Team, CUPRA) Round 13 – Saturday 10 October, Fort Groznyi 1. K. Gavrilov (VRC-Team, Hyundai i30 N); 2. M. Mityaev (LADA Sport Rosneft, LADA Vesta Sport); 3. P. Kalmanovich (AG Team, CUPRA) Round 14 – Saturday 10 October, Fort Groznyi 1. A. Radoshnov (Carville Racing, Audi RS 3 LMS); 2. G. Burlutskyi (Carville Racing, Hyundai i30 N); 3. I. Lukashevich (LUKOIL Racing Team, Hyundai i30 N)