No surprises going in to the sprint race, with the three Mondeos occupying the three front grid positions. Rydell led away from the line, but Reid soon came under pressure from the Honda Accord of Gabriele Tarquini. The two clashed, and this led to the Italian being forced off on to the grass, and in to retirement, thanks to damage to the front right suspension.

In Class B, the battle was between Mark Lemmer and Alan Morrison, and it was Lemmer who came out on top when Morrison retired following damage sustained during their fight.

Independent racer Matt Neal fought off attacks from the Hondas of James Thompson and Tom Kristensen to finish in fourth position, whilst at the front, there was no change. Rydell led home from team mates Menu and Reid, giving the Swede his first victory of the season.

The script for the feature race was slightly different. Gabriele Tarquini had secured pole position, with Menu in second, and Thompson third. When the lights went green, Tarquini got away well, as did Rydell from sixth. Jason Plato went off at the hairpin after early contact, resulting in damage to the left rear quarter of his car. Anthony Reid made a strong pass on Vincent Radermecker stick, and then repeated exactly the same move on Yvan Muller on the next lap.

Matt Neal was again in the thick of the action. Firstly being passed by Anthony Reid, and then Muller, following a hard battle. Before the end of the race, he also made a good save after being hit by a frustrated Radermecker. The harsh circuit played a role in determining the result, taking the scalps of Kristensen (driveshaft), and Menu. Tarquini managed to hold on to his lead to take victory from Thompson and Sprint race winner Rydell.