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Good weekend at Le Mans for Marco Barba always very combative. Baguette pays the exclusion from Superpole. At the end of the weekend the teams do the accounts of two days and Marco Barba can be satisfied. The Spanish is gone in Superpole, he is ...

Published: Sep 8, 2008, 9:00 PM

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Good weekend at Le Mans for Marco Barba always very combative. Baguette pays the exclusion from Superpole.

At the end of the weekend the teams do the accounts of two days and Marco Barba can be satisfied. The Spanish is gone in Superpole, he is arrived 10o. in race 1 and 8o. in race 2 despite he was started the 13o. position. Fast and precise in the guide, Barba has been able to face any obstacles and, thanks to the car and the winning strategy of the team in the pit stop in race 2, he remained always within the top ten. "It is been a good weekend - said the Spanish - I am sorry only to not be in the first 8 in Superpole. The races were hard and competitive but I have always given the maximum. I am sure that I will give soon great satisfaction to my team and my supporters. "

The be out of the Superpole instead it has compromised both races of Bertrand Baguette that, starting in 12o. row in race 2 and being a circuit where overtaking is very difficult, he was unable to earn more than 16o. position. The Belgian now hopes to have more luck at Estoril, on 18 and 19 October, the penultimate round of the season.

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