REC-2022 season results – all the news of Formula 1 2022

On November 26, the award ceremony following the results of the racing season Russian Endurance Challenge-2022 took place in Moscow on the territory of MIKS Karting. The event brought together drivers and team representatives who received original awards made from carbon used in racing cars.

A total of 47 crews and more than 100 drivers in five different classes have competed in the series since the start of the season: CN Pro, CN, GT Pro, GT and GT Light. This year the number of stages has been expanded to four.

The first stage took place in July at Moscow Raceway, the second stage took place in August as part of the Garage Fest festival at the renovated Igora Drive circuit, the third stage took place again in September at the circuit near Moscow, and finally, the last
series was held in October at Sochi Autodrom, where Formula 1 races took place.

Each of the stages took place in a fierce battle for the podium, giving unforgettable emotions to the participants and spectators. A distinctive feature of the “long” races is that the intrigue persists to the end – even in the fourth hour of the last leg’s race, the result was unpredictable, both for the teams fighting among themselves in the class, and for those who fought for leadership in the general classification.

REC-2022 Final Results:

Absolute ranking

Yadro Motorsport, crew 48 (Sergey Stolyarov, Rinat Salikhov and Victor Shaitar)

CN PRO class

1 place – Crew No. 26 of the G-Drive Racing team (Roman Rusinov, Sergey Afanasiev and Daniil Kvyat)

2nd place – Crew No. 17 of the SMP Racing team (Sergey Sirotkin Sergey and Viktor Shaitar)

3rd place – crew No. 11 of the SMP Racing team (Vitaly Petrov and Mikhail Alyoshin Mikhail)

CN class

1 place – Crew No. 44 of the “Race and Point” team (Vadim Vereshchagin, Tatyana Dobrynina, Ivan Pugachev and Dmitry Sololovov)

2nd place – No. 21 Balchug Racing Team crew (Mikhail Loboda and Kirill Kirakozov)

3rd place – crew No. 9 of the Zub&Ko team (Konstantin Zakharevsky, Vitaly Zubenko Vitaly and Evgeny Kulikov)

GT PRO class

1 place – crew No. 48 Yadro Motorsport (Sergey Stolyarov Sergey, Rinat Salikhov and Viktor Shaitar)

2nd place – Crew No. 13 of the Capital Racing Team (Denis Remenyako, Adam Cristodulu and Mikhail Aleshin Mikhail)

3rd place – crew No. 7 of the IY Engineering & Mospolytech team (Vitaly Larionov and Michael Belov)

GT class

1 place – Crew No. 126 of the APR team (Marat Khairov Marat, Gabriele Piana Gabriele, Oleg Semyonov, Viktor Shaitar and Konstantin Tatulov)

2nd place – Crew No. 83 of the MotorSharks team (Anton Nemkin and Ivan Lukashevich)

3rd place – crew No. 98 of the Time4BMW team (Oleg Semyonov Oleg, Egor Orudzhev Egor and Vladimir Atoev)

GT Light class

1 place – Crew No. 53 of the Mazda Karting Academy team (Valery Smirnov and Arina Sukhanova)

2nd place – crew No. 77 of the Mazda Karting Academy team (Sergey Baldin Sergey, Aslan Shirinov and Ilya Obzhigalov)

3rd place – Crew No. 8 of the RK-Sport team (Maxim Vasilyev Maxim, Evgeny Trushin, Dmitry Potseluev and Arkady Tsaregradtsev)

Russian Endurance Challenge (REC) is a series of long-distance racing marathons with a competition duration of up to four hours, the regulations allow the switching of drivers in crews, tire changes and refueling. In its current form, endurance races have been held in Russia since 2015. The winners are determined both in the general classification and in the classes.

This year the number of stages has been expanded to four. Next year the season will consist of 5 stages:

May 14, 2023 – Moscow Race Track
July 23, 2023 – Moscow Race Track
August 6, 2023 – Igora Drive
September 24 – Moscow Racetrack
October 22 – Sochi Autodrom.