Brands Hatch: Teams nominate drivers
NOMINATED DRIVERS: Brands Hatch Friday, April 27, 2007 RAB CAPITAL A1GP BRANDS HATCH, GREAT BRITAIN -- A1 TEAMS NOMINATED DRIVERS The following drivers have signed-on to compete in the RAB Capital A1GP Brands Hatch, Great ...
NOMINATED DRIVERS: Brands Hatch
Friday, April 27, 2007
RAB CAPITAL A1GP BRANDS HATCH, GREAT BRITAIN -- A1 TEAMS NOMINATED DRIVERS
The following drivers have signed-on to compete in the RAB Capital A1GP Brands Hatch, Great Britain. <pre> Country Driver 1 Driver 2 Australia Ian Dyk* Brazil Bruno Junqueira Canada Sean McIntosh Kevin Lacroix* China Congfu Cheng* Czech Republic Jan Charouz* France Loic Duval Jean Karl Vernay* Germany Nico Hulkenberg Great Britain Robbie Kerr Oliver Jarvis* India Narain Karthikeyan* Indonesia Ananda Mikola Moreno Soeprapto* Ireland Richard Lyons John O'Hara* Italy Enrico Toccacelo Michele Rugolo* Lebanon Allam Khodair* Khalil Beschir Alex Khateeb Malaysia Alex Yoong Aaron Lim* Mexico Juan Pablo Garcia* Netherlands Jeroen Bleekemolen Renger van der Zande* New Zealand Jonny Reid Matt Halliday Pakistan Nur Ali* Portugal Alvaro Parente Joao Urbano* South Africa Adrian Zaugg Gavin Cronje* Switzerland Sebastien Buemi Marcel Fassler* USA Jonathan Summerton*
</pre> Drivers marked with a star are eligible to participate in the first official practice session on Friday 27 April 2007, reserved for rookie drivers and developing nations only.
A1 Team Singapore will miss the final round of the series at Brands Hatch this weekend, as diver Christian Murchison has injured his shoulder while weight training in preparation for the race.
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