24H Nurburgring: Kenneth Heyer race report
Kenneth Heyer placed 6th overall at the 24h-Nurburgring! Over 235.000 spectateurs saw the Frikadelli Team and the Interwetten.com Pilot Kenneth Heyer last year 3rd overall finished at this years 37.ADAC Zurich 24h-Nurburgring race 6th overall ...
Kenneth Heyer placed 6th overall at the 24h-Nurburgring!
Over 235.000 spectateurs saw the Frikadelli Team and the Interwetten.com Pilot Kenneth Heyer last year 3rd overall finished at this years 37.ADAC Zurich 24h-Nurburgring race 6th overall which was another super result for the team and the young FIA-GT driver from Wegberg.
Absolutely no problems for the Porsche 997 which was entered and prepared from the Frikadelli Racing Team out of one tyre punctre in the morning which costs some minutes.
Next to Interwetten.com Pilot Kenneth Heyer it was the same teammates like 2008 Klaus Abbelen, Sabine Schmitz and Eddi Althoff who started on the Porsche 997 RSR.
Interwetten.com Pilot Kenneth Heyer: We want to finish at the top 10 at one of the strongest races in the world and we did quiet well like last season with a super 6th place. And on top the 2nd place in the class. It is a big result for everyone in the team.
Now Kenneth Heyer is preparing himself fort he next FIA-GT race in Oschersleben which he will drive on the BMS Scuderia Italia Ferrari F430 GTC.
Our plan is also to be part of the FIA-GT season 2010 when the series is official a World Championship, so explains us Kenneth.
The new FIA World Championship will be at 12 rounds on five different continents. New will be the rounds in Russia, South Africa, Bulgaria and Australia.
-credit: kenneth-heyer.com
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