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BULL RACING PRESENTS ITS DRIVERS FOR THE EUROSERIES 3000/2009. BONANOMI, PUGLISI AND SISTOS: THIS IS THE TRIS RANGED BY CATELLA. In the wake of enthusiasm for the victory achieved with Nico Prost in 2008, Ernesto Catella, Team Principal of Bull ...

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BULL RACING PRESENTS ITS DRIVERS FOR THE EUROSERIES 3000/2009.

BONANOMI, PUGLISI AND SISTOS: THIS IS THE TRIS RANGED BY CATELLA.

In the wake of enthusiasm for the victory achieved with Nico Prost in 2008, Ernesto Catella, Team Principal of Bull Racing, announces its team for the 2009 Season of Euroseries 3000.

The selected drivers are Marco Bonanomi, Marcello Puglisi and Carlos Juan Sistos, all drivers who boast a great potential and who are preparing themselves at their best for the start of the championship in Portimao (Portugal) on the 17th May, 2009.

The three drivers will have at their disposal the new Lola B 05/52, propelled by a Zytek 550 hp accredited engine, by the which they will try to do their best to win the prestigious prize offered for the winner: an whole GP2 Season in 2010.

Marco Bonanomi, 24 years, from Lecco, was already in Euroseries 3000 where he arrived second in 2006. Moreover he competed and distinguished himself in the World Series and in the GP2 Asia.

Marcello Puglisi, 22 years old, from Lombardia, has also a significant experience in the F.3000, in the International F. Master and in the GP2 Asia.

Juan Carlos Sistos is a Mexican driver who, in spite of his very young age, has already driven in Skip Barber, F.Renault PanAm, Mexican Clio and Latham Challenge.

"The team is ready and it's confident that the success achieved in 2008 will be repeated again in the new season" said Ernesto Catella.

In the coming days will be launched the official website of Bull Racing ( www.teambullracing.com ), whose implementation has been entrusted to a popular Brazilian web-designer: Felipe Brugger. Online on the official website will be available a lot of information about the team and the drivers, as well as photos and videos. It will be also available an area through the which visitors will be able to communicate directly with the team.

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