Turkey

Galatasaray driver Alessandro Pier Guidi topped the times on the final day of Superleague Formula testing at Valleunga - setting the fastest time of the week for the football-themed motor racing championship.

Pier Guidi headed of the pack closely followed by Davide Rigon on board Borussia Dortmund, Enrico Toccacelo in the AS Roma car and day one and two pacesetters, Robert Doornbos in the AC Milan car.

With a total of nine cars starting the three day test, only eight remained on the final day with the Anderlecht car retiring from the test following a fire.

Scuderia Playteam's Graziano Semiani (team manager), Jason Tahincioglu (driver), Alessandro Pier Guidi (driver), and team owner Giambattista GiannoccaroScuderia Playteam's Graziano Semiani (team manager), Jason Tahincioglu (driver), Alessandro Pier Guidi (driver), and team owner Giambattista Giannoccaro

GP2 racer and local Turkish hero, Jason Tahincioglu. GP2 racer and local Turkish hero, Jason Tahincioglu.

Superleague Formula is the fusion of the two of the world’s most popular sports – capturing the passion of football with the thrill and excitement of motor racing.

The new concept kicks off in August 2008 with a field of V12-powered 750 horsepower single seater race cars bearing the colors of the world’s leading football teams. The first round will take place August 30-31 at Donington Park, UK.

Traditional rivals on the pitch will do battle at some of the world’s greatest racetracks. This is more than just a race, Superleague Formula will provide a spectacular entertainment package for all the family at each event.

Superleague Formula Clubs

1-AC Milan, Italy

2-Al-Ain FC, UAE

3-Anderlecht, Belgium

4-AS Roma, Italy

5-Beijing Guoan FC, China

6-Borussia Dortmund, Germany

7-Corinthians, Brazil

8-FC Basel, Switzerland

9-FC Porto, Portugal

10-Flamengo, Brazil

11-Galatasaray, Turkey

12-Liverpool, UK

13-Olympiacos, Greece

14-PSV Eindhoven, Netherlands

15-Rangers FC, Scotland

16-Sevilla FC, Spain