2011 Supercup Monaco Grand Prix

  2011 Supercup Monaco Grand Prix

Race details
2011 Supercup season
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Date	June 1st, 2011
Official name	2011 Supercup Monaco Grand Prix
Location	Circuit de Monaco Monte Carlo, Monaco
Course	Temporary Street Circuit 2.080 mi / 3.340 km
Distance	38 laps, 79.040 mi / 126.920 km
Weather	Sunny
Pole position
Driver	Bart De Vos	Malta Force GP
Time	1:20.068
Fastest Lap
Driver	Jason Muscat	PB Racing
Time	1:21.776
Podium
First	Pavel Loknovski	Triple-Double Racing
Second	Jason Muscat	PB Racing
Third	Gregg Lawson	Woods Racing

The 2011 Supercup Monaco Grand Prix was the 8th race of the season and saw the first win for Pavel Loknovski.

Classification

Qualifying

Pos	No	Driver	Team	Lap	Gap
1	14	Bart De Vos	Malta Force GP	1:20.068	—
2	19	Pavel Loknovski	Triple-Double Racing	1:20.769	+0.701s
3	25	Jason Muscat	PB Racing	1:20.827	+0.759s
4	16	Gregg Lawson	Woods Racing	1:20.929	+0.861s
5	23	Liam Hatchell	Synergetic Motorsports	1:21.098	+1.030s
6	5	Ojay Clark	Williamson Dynamics	1:21.335	+1.267s
7	4	David Jundt	Nijo Racing	1:21.545	+1.477s
8	26	Georgios Davakos	Water Blue Racing	1:22.481	+2.413s
9	27	Ihab Abbas	Water Blue Racing	1:22.687	+2.619s
10	21	Luke McKee	CP Lotus	1:22.899	+2.830s
11	20	Christoph Lichtenstein	CP Lotus	1:23.766	+3.698s
12	28	Tom Parker	Kernow Sport	1:23.781	+3.713s
13	15	Leontin Nemet	Malta Force GP	1:23.807	+3.738s
14	3	Chris Williamson	Nijo Racing	1:24.418	+4.350s
15	22	Mal McKee	Synergetic Motorsports	1:25.773	+5.705s
16	12	Nikos Evangelidakis	Mineral GP	1:25.781	+5.713s
17	29	Wopke Hoekstra	Kernow Sport	1:26.217	+6.148s
18	24	Teemu Toikka	PB Racing	1:26.769	+6.701s

Race

Pos	No	Driver	Team	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Pitstops	Fastlap	Controller	Points
1	19	Pavel Loknovski	Triple-Double Racing	38	52:58.180	2	1	01:21.795		15
2	25	Jason Muscat	PB Racing	38	+3.450s	3	1	01:21.776		12
3	16	Gregg Lawson	Woods Racing	38	+44.479s	4	1	01:22.209		10
4	4	David Jundt	Nijo Racing	38	+46.766s	7	1	01:22.438		8
5	20	Christoph Lichtenstein	CP Lotus	37	+1 Lap	11	1	01:24.358		6
6	26	Georgios Davakos	Water Blue Racing	37	+1 Lap	8	3	01:23.090		5
7	28	Tom Parker	Kernow Sport	37	+1 Lap	12	2	01:24.781		4
8	3	Chris Williamson	Nijo Racing	36	+2 Laps	14	3	01:24.961		3
9	21	Luke McKee	CP Lotus	35	DNF	10	3	01:24.143		2
10	27	Ihab Abbas	Water Blue Racing	35	+3 Laps	9	3	01:24.164		1
11	22	Mal McKee	Synergetic Motorsports	35	+3 Laps	15	3	01:25.975		0
12	24	Teemu Toikka	PB Racing	34	+4 Laps	18	6	01:26.654		0
Ret	29	Wopke Hoekstra	Kernow Sport	24	DNF	17	5	01:26.240		0
Ret	5	Ojay Clark	Williamson Dynamics	22	DNF	6	2	01:22.800		0
Ret	12	Nikos Evangelidakis	Mineral GP	9	DNF	16	1	01:25.965		0
Ret	23	Liam Hatchell	Synergetic Motorsports	4	DNF	5	1	01:24.351		0
Ret	15	Leontin Nemet	Malta Force GP	0	DNF	13	0	-		0
Ret	14	Bart De Vos	Malta Force GP	0	DNF	1	0	-		0

Standings after the Race

Drivers' Championship standings

Pos	Driver	Points
1	Pavel Loknovski	59
2	Bart De Vos	57
3	Jason Muscat	45
=	David Jundt	45
5	Gregg Lawson	43
6	Lewis Redshaw	42
7	Georgios Davakos	40
8	Liam Hatchell	38
9	Chris Williamson	23
10	Sam Millar	21
11	Samuli Leinonen	20
=	Christoph Lichtenstein	20
13	Simon Cattell	18
14	Nikos Evangelidakis	10
15	Gavin Thomas	9
=	Mal McKee	9
=	Ihab Abbas	9
18	Paul McKenna	5
19	Ben Morgan	4
=	Tom Parker	4
21	Dan Rusu	3
22	Robert Rose	2
=	Luke McKee	2

Constructors' Championship standings

Pos	Constructor	Points
1	Malta Force GP	78
2	Nordsjoen Racing	77
3	Nijo Racing	68
4	Triple-Double Racing	59
5	Synergetic Motorsports	47
6	Woods Racing	46
7	PB Racing	42
8	Water Blue Racing	34
9	CP Lotus	27
10	Williamson Dynamics	21
11	Red 5 Racing	13
12	Mineral GP	12
12	Kernow Sport	4

Pavel Loknovski led the field away and would go on to win the race.

Jason Muscat pulls off a great pass on Loknovski at St. Devote.

Liam Hatchell gets some air moments before retiring.

Preceded by: 2011 Supercup French Grand Prix

2011 Supercup Monaco Grand Prix 2011

Succeeded by: 2011 Supercup British Grand Prix