The Japanese golfer finished at 17 under par. BMW Group Korea reported 40,171 spectators across the tournament week.
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BMW reported that Yuri Yoshida claimed her first LPGA Tour victory at the sixth BMW Ladies Championship. She finished on 271 strokes (17 under par), one stroke ahead of her closest challengers.
During the second round, Andrea Lee made a hole-in-one and won an all-electric MINI Countryman SE ALL4. The tournament in South Korea drew 40,171 spectators, according to BMW Group Korea.
The milestone car is a BMW M4 Competition Convertible for the US market. The plant has built BMWs since 1973 and will begin producing the new 3 Series Sedan in November.
Germany comes first. The Level 2 system will still require an attentive driver.
The partnership focuses on electric off-road motorcycles. Venna will remain independent; BMW did not disclose the investment amount or stake.