He won against his teammate Alessandro Zanardi with 43 inter milan jersey to 8 points. With 46 to 43 points he prevailed internally against Fabrizio Giovanardi. With a 30:19 defeat against the Swarco Raiders Tirol, the Eurobowl XXIII ended with the runner-up title. At Euro 2021, he featured in four of six games for the Spanish squad that lost to Italy in the semi-finals. García won four races and won the championship. He trained in Munich from 1987 to 1991, for two months in spring 2009, from 2011 to 2013 and for the last time from autumn 2017 to 2018. Under him, the team won four championships and one DFB Cup and one Champions League pot. The first stage race in the Basque Country took place in 1909 under the name "Irún-Pamplona-Irún" in the organization of the two cycling clubs Racing Club de Irun and Pamplona FC 1 Second Team of Fehérvár AV19, since 2016 under different names. He was active in the NASCAR Sprint Cup from 1999 to 2016, where he won the championship in 2002, 2005 and 2011, making him the only driver to have won the NASCAR Cup title during both the Winston Cup and the Nextel Cup and the Sprint Cup.

Castroneves, the overall leader, achieved his worst qualifying result of the year in 22nd place. The 2020 event has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Greece's Player of the Year 2001 scored 127 goals in 242 games for the record champions. For Czechoslovakia he played in 203 international matches, in which he scored 89 goals. 2004 García remained in the ETCC at Ravaglia Motorsport. In 2003, García switched to touring car racing with Ravaglia Motorsport in the European Touring Car Championship (ETCC). In 2012, García won two Rolex Sports Car Series races for Spirit of Daytona Racing and finished 13th in the DP classification. He was also active for CRS Racing in a race in the FIA ​​GT series. García began his motorsport career in 1994 in karting, where he was active until 1998. In 2007, García was active in both European and American endurance racing. García also started for Corvette Racing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. In 2013, García together with Magnussen for Corvette Racing achieved overall victory in the ALMS GT classification. García also raced in the FIA ​​GT Championship for Russian Age Racing in 2005, winning the GT1 class. In 2006, García also made his debut for Russian Age Racing at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

In 1999, García retained his Campos cockpit in the series, now called the Euro Open MoviStar by Nissan. Sky was the only participant there that also had a logo, making use of the advantage of being the operator of the platform and the content provider at the same time. In 2005, the touring car series was given the status of a world championship and has been known as the WTCC ever since. The series operated under the name Open Telefónica by Nissan this year. The tour led over three stages from Bilbao via Pamplona, ​​San Sebastian back to Bilbao and was started under the name Gran Premio Excelsior. In North America, he drove three races in the DP prototype class of the Rolex Sports Car Series for Cheever Racing and one race in the GT1 class of the American Le Mans Series (ALMS) for Team Modena. In the Rolex Sports Car Series he drove six races for Brumos Racing and won the DP classification once. Racing for Spirit of Daytona Racing, he finished the season with a podium finish in 16th place in the DP standings. In the 2013 Rolex Sports Car Series, García drove two races in the DP class for Spirit of Daytona Racing and one race in the GT category for Stevenson Motorsports.

He also completed two races in the Superfund World Series for Campos. In 2002, García returned to Campos in what is now the Telefónica World Series championship. In 2010 García ended his involvement in the Le Mans Series. He drove in the Le Mans Series for Cirtek Motorsport and Team Modena. The special ranking for the best national driver was won by Teodoro Monteys from the Unio Sportivas de Sans team, who took 7th place overall. In addition to the overall ranking, there was another ranking for the best national drivers. 29 riders crossed the finish line in Bilbao. 38 drivers actually showed up at the start, among others. In 2000 he won the Open Telefónica by Nissan. 2000 denied García his third season for Campos. García finished the season without points, 26th overall. The following list includes all referees involved in the 2009–10 season. Before and during the 1976/77 season, BVB signed important new players such as Ente Lippens and Manni Burgsmüller and reached a safe eighth place. He won two races and finished fifth in the drivers' standings while teammate Marc Gené won the title. During the tournament, Gori, who was deployed as an attacker, played one game.