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EU3000: ADM Monza race report

Luck was not on the side of ADM-drivers Norbert Siedler and Allam Khodair in todays 4th round of the Superfund Euro 3000 at Monza. Renato Melchioretto (Team Principal) "We are just hoping for better luck. Norbert had a brilliant start and was in ...

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Luck was not on the side of ADM-drivers Norbert Siedler and Allam Khodair in todays 4th round of the Superfund Euro 3000 at Monza.

Renato Melchioretto (Team Principal)

"We are just hoping for better luck. Norbert had a brilliant start and was in a good position for a podium result, but his little accident with Mathias Lauda, who was a little bit too impatient, ended up badly for both drivers. Anyway, that' racing, such as the fact that Allam was hit by Lloyds car and had to retire." s

Norbert Siedler (P7)

"I was just too slow on the straights, and not even quick enough to stay in the slipstream of Tuka and Mathias. Mathias apologized for our little incident in the chicane, but I am not angry with him. Fabrizio del Monte can again say thank you to us Austrians, because we make him his life easy at the moment."

Allam Khodair (P11; 1:41.305 min) "My race was finished in the first lap when Alex Lloyd hit my car. I lost control in the Parabolica after something had broken in the rear and I had to retire."

Result Race Superfund Euro 3000 / Monza
1. Nicky Pastorelli Draco
2. Tuka Rocha Zele
3. Fabrizio del Monte GP Racing
7. Norbert Siedler ADM

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