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09/25/16
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Audi R8 LMS Cup: Marchy Lee and Alex Yoong win in Korea

Audi R8 LMS #1 (Audi TEDA Racing Team), Alex Yoong

During the fourth race weekend of the Audi R8 LMS Cup in Korea, the spectators witnessed gripping duels. In race one, pole sitter Alessio Picariello collided with ex Formula 1 driver Alex Yoong, which ended the race early for Picariello. Victory went to Marchy Lee, who was trailed by Rahel Frey. Jan Kisiel, who had crossed the finish line in position three, dropped to fourth place due to a retroactive time penalty, trailing Kyong-Ouk You. In the second race, Alex Yoong struck back and secured victory, trailed by Martin Rump, Marchy Lee and Alessio Picariello. In the standings of the Audi one-make cup, Yoong extended his lead to eleven points, with Marchy Lee in second place trailed by Picariello in third with a deficit of another point.

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