Robert Wickens regained the lead of the 2011 Formula Renault 3. cheap jerseys .5 Series following a stellar weekend at Germanys Nürburgring Circuit with the Canadian racer dominating the double-header proceedings with two pole positions, a victory on Saturday and second place in Sundays race. Robert, an official Formula One reserve driver for Marussia Virgin Racing, signaled his intent early in the weekend quickly setting the pace throughout Fridays fifth round free practice sessions at the 4.55km track. The 22-year-old then translated his pace into points, recapturing the lead of the Driver Standings with Wickens now heading the 2011 title chase on 132 points. As a result of taking control of the points at the half-way stage of the season, Wickens will be rewarded by the World Series by Renault with the opportunity to drive a Renault F1 car in a demonstration run at the next round of the championship in Hungary in July. Nürburgrings variable weather-system proved to be the only other constant of the weekend alongside Roberts impressive performance. Renowned for changeable conditions, Saturdays qualifying session brought with it the ever-present threat of a downpour. Undeterred, Robert paced the field to claim pole position with a flying lap of 1m44.782s, nearly four tenths of a second faster than Americas Alexander Rossi in second. Rain on the formation lap of Saturdays race posed a dilemma but starting from the pole on dry tires meant Wickens was unwilling to sacrifice the lead to opt for wets. An early safety car period offered those who wished to pit the opportunity to do so but Roberts optimism was rewarded as the rain stopped. Despite losing the lead briefly to Australias Daniel Ricciardo, it was the Canadians mastery of the challenging conditions that made the difference as he reclaimed the lead and ultimately led the field home to the checkered. Wickens duly celebrated his second victory of the season, joined on the podium this time around by Ricciardo in second and Estonias Kevin Korjus in third. Sunday mornings wet qualifying session once again saw Robert top the timesheets in his Marussia Motors-backed Carlin entry. The Toronto native enjoyed a half second advantage in the rain over New Zealands Brendon Hartley, Roberts best a 2m04.009s to the Kiwis 2m04.552s. A good start to the 24-lap race allowed Wickens to build a solid lead but a safety car period in the middle of the mandatory pit-window blew out the teams strategy of a late-stop with time in hand. With his advantage eradicated and some rivals having already pitted, Robert surrendered his lead when he darted into the pits. Back on-track and charging in third with a fresh set of tires, Robert passed Malaysias Fairuz Fauzy on the penultimate lap to take second but ran out of time to catch leader and ultimately race winner Kevin Korjus. "Overall its been a fantastic weekend," stated Wickens. "We were close to achieving the complete sweep which would have been remarkable but unfortunately that safety car period in todays race ended our shot at another win. Its a bit ironic that Im left a little disappointed because of that, not least considering the weekend was so strong, but I really am happy with our overall achievements. Carlin gave me a great car here in Germany and were back in the points lead!" Cheap Manchester City Jerseys . LOUIS -- Walking Billy Hamilton to start the ninth inning was a bad sign for Trevor Rosenthal. jerseys from china . - Wednesdays lightweight bout between Canadian Sam (Hands of Stone) Stout and K.EDMONTON -- Brett Pollock scored twice as the Edmonton Oil Kings beat the Brandon Wheat Kings 4-2 in Western Hockey League play Tuesday. Riley Kieser and Mitchell Moroz also scored as Edmonton (35-13-1) won its sixth straight game to increase its lead to 13 points atop the Eastern Conference. Jayce Hawryluk and Peter Quenneville replied for Brandon (26-18-5). Tristan Jarry stopped 27 shots in net for the Oil Kings, while Wheat Kings goalie Curtis Honey made 25 shots. ---- CHIEFS 6 BLAZERS 3 KAMLOOPS, B. Cheap Manchester United Jerseys. C. -- Mitch Holmbergs pair of goals led Spokane past the Blazers. Liam Stewart, Adam Helewka, Carter Proft and Dominic Zwerger had a single apiece for the Chiefs (30-15-4), who have a three-game winning streak. Chase Souto, Coly Ully and Matt Revel scored for Kamloops (11-34-5), which dropped its third straight. Spokanes Eric Williams turned aside 24 shots, two better than Bolton Pouliot did in Kamloops net. cheap jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '