EU3000: ADM Dijon preview
Prospecting for perfection at Dijon Bareggio, 4th September, 2004 -From "Robin Hood" to the "Three musketeers" - the next Superfund Euro 3000 round will take place in France at the challenging circuit of Dijon, hosting the last race of this ...
Prospecting for perfection at Dijon
Bareggio, 4th September, 2004 -From "Robin Hood" to the "Three musketeers" - the next Superfund Euro 3000 round will take place in France at the challenging circuit of Dijon, hosting the last race of this category in 2002. ADM drivers Norbert Siedler and Allam Khodair are looking forward to their debut in Burgundy.
Renato Melchioretto (Team Principal)
"We were strong at Donington and we hope to be strong again at Dijon. The circuit offers some very quick and tricky corners, not easy to learn, but this was especially Norberts advantage so far. We are trying to make a perfect job in the pits and on the track and then we will see what happens. Willing to continue our programme in the top feeder series of Formula 1 we are also drawing our full attention to the plans on the future of Superfund Euro 3000. What we need is a competitive category that drivers can afford."
Norbert Siedler (Car. Nr. 3)
"Yes, I am looking forward to the next race and as always I will try to get the maximum out of the car. I have no track-experience in Dijon so far but I have completed several laps on my Sony Playstation to get a basic idea. As I have seen there is especially one corner, where you cannot see the apex. Anyway, I like to learn new circuits and this one is definitely a challenging one."
Allam Khodair (Car. Nr. 4)
"Donington was another disappointment for me, but at least I was able to show that I am quick enough to clinch some points. Generally my feeling for the upcoming race at Dijon is positive and it looks like, if we are one the way up in the second half of the season. I have already learned a lot on Formula 3000 at ADM Motorsport and also the team work with Norbert is perfect."
-www.adm-motorsport.com
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