British club Glasgow Rangers made home advantage pay to become the 100,000 Weekend Winner when John Martin (AUS) netted the concluding Super Final race honours in the Superleague Formula by Sonangol at Donington Park in Britain today (2 August). It was the Scottish Premier League club and Australian drivers maiden SLF race victory.
FC Basel (Max Wissel) and FC Porto (Tristan Gommendy) were victorious around the parkland 2.5-mile track in the British Midlands in the earlier races. Liverpool FCs Adrián Vallés (SP) heads for the fourth round of the six-venue series in Portugal next month with a reduced 10-points lead now over Basel. 
Race 1 FC Basel On A Swiss Roll
Swiss club FC Basel and Max Wissel scored their maiden SLF wins when the German, the youngest driver in the SLF field, comfortably led home Rangers Martin.
Martin got stuck behind the third-placed but yet to pit PSV Eindhoven car allowing Wissel, who set the races fastest lap, to sweep ahead. Vallés, who started from his worst proper qualifying position of the season in 10th place, finished sixth one second behind the Tottenham Hotspur machine of Craig Dolby (GB).
Meanwhile the pole-starting Corinthians car of Antônio Pizzonia finished third having led until pitting on lap nine but a slow pit-stop lost the Brazilian valuable time.
FC Basel: Max Wissel (D)
Its a perfect result for FC Basel Im so happy for my club. I pushed very hard but the car and pit-stop were all very good Im delighted.
Glasgow Rangers: John Martin (AUS)
I came out of the pits leading but was effectively robbed of a win due to a backmarker not getting out of the way at a critical moment with Basel right behind me.
Corinthians: Antônio Pizzonia (BRA)
Until my pit-stop everything was good but there was a delay at my stop which cost me any chance of a win.
Race 2 FC Porto Heads Home Double Delight For Portugal
FC Porto scored its first victory of the season when Tristan Gommendy (F) scored his and the clubs second ever SLF victory, coming through from 10th on the grid.
Sporting Clube de Portugals Pedro Petiz (POR) did well to fend off a hard-charging, back row starting FC Basel for second place in the latter stages of the race to earn Portugal a magnificent 1-2.
Flamengo (Enrique Bernoldi) had started from pole, after spinning out on the opening lap of race one, while the cars of Rangers and AC Milan collided causing a Safety Car period. Olympiacos (Davide Rigon) started from the pit-lane when he was unable to take up his front row slot when work on replacing the engine overran but retired early while RSC Anderlecht (Yelmer Buurman) non-started due to a gearbox issue with Flamengo retiring after a slow stop.
FC Porto: Tristan Gommendy (F)
To get a victory again for Porto, and the first for this season, is fantastic. The car was very good. I gave it 100% and it all came together for me.
Sporting Clube de Portugal: Pedro Petiz (POR)
The previous races at Zolder had been a nightmare so to get a second place here is incredible. I had to handle the pressure from Basel.
FC Basel: Max Wissel (D)
To come from the back of the grid to third place is truly unbelievable. I am now second in the series just 10pts behind Adrián Vallés so I think the next races in Portugal will be interesting.
Super Final Quick Repair Hands Maiden SLF Win To Glasgow Rangers and Martin
FC Basel lined-up in pole for the five-lap dash for cash, the Rangers car fully repaired after its race two collision while Spurs claimed a place in the six-car line-up due to Basel, third in race two, having already qualified for the Super Final courtesy of victory in race one.
Basel led initially before a gearbox problem on lap three allowed Rangers in to the lead, Tottenham also taking second from the Swiss club on the same lap. The two Portuguese cars collided on lap two while Corinthians briefly went off the track in a separate incident. Wissel salvaged third place, 6.210secs behind Rangers at the chequered flag.
Glasgow Rangers: John Martin (AUS)
This victory is very sweet. The team did an awesome job after my accident in race two taking just half the time to repair it would normally. The car wasnt perfect but it was still good enough to win!
Tottenham Hotspur: Craig Dolby (GB)
Id only previously ever done a race standing start in a much less powerful car so that in itself was an interesting feature of the Super Final for me. Im remain third in the championship standings, but now only 21pts off the lead, so to finish second in this race completes a great weekend for me.
FC Basel: Max Wissel (D)
I had the speed to win but the gearbox pressure died and I was left in fourth gear for a short while. This result is disappointing but in general its been a great weekend.