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The Draco Team is going to prepare the double WSR join test session of Le Mans and Nurburgring. The Draco Team, immediately after the end of the two days test session in Barcelona, is preparing itself for the two next test sessions. Le Mans and ...
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The Draco Team is going to prepare the double WSR join test session of Le Mans and Nurburgring.
The Draco Team, immediately after the end of the two days test session in Barcelona, is preparing itself for the two next test sessions. Le Mans and Nurburgring are waiting for. Nadia Morini, Team Manager said : " Two fantastic and difficult circuits. Another hard job is waiting for us. I must say that the championship is really competitive and in the session of Barcelona we could see how deep is the interest of young drivers in WSR. Our two drivers are doing a intense training and the team is working "full immersion" It's important to do a good job and to develop of our cars setup due to the new 2006 regulation. I do not use to make any prediction but we are sure that we are going, as usual, to give our maximum."
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