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SCOTS endurance ace Jonny Adam’s outstanding performance ensured double podium success at the weekend.He steered his Garage 59 Aston Martin Vantage home to second place in the Pro-Am class in first incident-filled race of the GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup event.Then, despite it being the Fife flyer’s first visit to Misano in Italy, he claimed the outright pole position in qualifying for the second encounter – a first for a Pro-Am runner in the series.Adam then took command of the contest from the start, creating a comfort gap from the chasing pack until he pitted to let team-mate Alexander West take the wheel.And West kept his cool under intense pressure from a rival Mercedes to claim Pro-Am victory by just one thousandth of a second

EXPERIENCED Scots endurance racer Jonny Adam will be joining the fray at the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona this weekend.

A NUMBER of high-profile Scottish racing drivers are in the hunt for podium glory in Europe this weekend.Dundee’s Finlay Hutchison, pictured top, will begin his 2021 campaign with Audi Sport squad Sainteloc Racing in the opening round of the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup.He and his fellow R8 LMS GT3 pilots are being tipped as ones to watch in the three-hour race at Monza in Italy on Sunday.Kirkcaldy’s Jonny Adam returns to defend the Pro-Am class title as part of an unchanged Garage 59 Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 crew.Successful GT campaigner and fellow Fifer Dean MacDonald will compete in the GT4 European Series as part of the Monza weekend in a United Autosports-run McLaren 570S.Meanwhile, Airdrie’s Ryan Dalziel and his

FIFE flyer Jonny Adam got his GT World Challenge Europe campaign off to the best possible start with a podium-topping performance.He and Garage 59 team-mates Alexander West and Chris Goodwin were clear winners in the Pro-Am class in the Endurance Cup event at Imola in Italy on Sunday.In a 46-car field, Kirkcaldy-born Adam, who took the last stint, finished an excellent 14th overall in their Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 and nine places clear of their nearest rivals.Adam, who was Pro-Am champion in 2017, said: “The Aston Martin Vantage GT3 performed perfectly this weekend, and we’ve not had much chance to test it as a team prior to the start of the season so it was really satisfying.“Chris and Alex both drove very well, which made my job

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SCOTS duo Jonny Adam and Graham Davidson will be back in action in the British GT Championship this year in matching Aston Martin Vantages with the TF Sport team.