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After a short summer break, BMW M Motorsport and the BMW DTM teams now return for the second half of the 2018 DTM season. The DTM is back at Brands Hatch in the south of England for the sixth of its ten race weekends. The iconic circuit in the county of Kent hosted the touring car series between 2006 and 2013. Back then, however, the shorter Indy variant was used, whereas this year’s races will be held on the 3.908-kilometre Grand Prix circuit. Most of the drivers are as yet unfamiliar with this layout, with the exception of BMW drivers Augusto Farfus (BRA), who won on the longer circuit in the FIA World Touring Car Championship (FIA WTCC), and BMW DTM rookie Philipp Eng (AUT), who knows the track from his time in GT racing. BMW raced in the DTM at Brands Hatch in 2012 and 2013, with Bruno Spengler (CAN) finishing on the podium on both occasions.
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This is Sergei Putyakov, one of the fastest guitarists to ever strum. Sergei set a world record in 2012 by playing a whopping 33 notes in one second, outdoing Russian guitarist Victor Zinchuk and Brazilian maestro Tiago Della Vega. He recounted the story of the night that he decided to try for the record. Sergee's skills haven't gone anywhere since 2012. He showed off his mastery by playing a jaw-dropping 330 notes in 10 seconds in the Crimean city of Yevpatoria over the weekend. However, counting the notes per second is only one way to measure guitar playing speed. Other guitarists have claimed to be the fastest based on their ability to play extremely quickly over a longer period of time. Guitarists like American John Taylor and Iranian Vahid Shahi can play Rimsky-Korsakov's blistering number Flight of the Bumblebees at over 300 beats per minute. So who is the fastest after all? Actually, Guinness has received so many applications and counterarguments that they were forced to temporarily shut down the category until they could sort it out.
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