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Leaving for Germany: after the summer break, Draco Team promises to do battle at Nurburgring After the long summer break of the World Series by Renault Championship, Draco Team is ready to face the last 4 Grand Prix of the season 2008. It begins ...
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Leaving for Germany: after the summer break, Draco Team promises to do battle at Nurburgring
After the long summer break of the World Series by Renault Championship, Draco Team is ready to face the last 4 Grand Prix of the season 2008. It begins with the circuit of Nurburgring in Germany, where this weekend two races will be played.
Nurburgring, "the ring of Nuerburg", built in 1927 around the town of Adenau in the area around the tower of the castle of Nuerburg from which it takes its name, it has a length of 5,148 kilometers and it is a fixed stage of the Renault championship. Last year Draco Team has made excellent placements with the Spanish Barba and this weekend it has intention to conquer the German podium.
The collective test will begin Thursday with a turn in the morning and one in the afternoon, turns that will be repeated the next day. Saturday will be played the Qualifying to determine the SuperPole and then the start order. The start of the first race of G.P. of Germany is scheduled for 14:20, while the second and final race of the weekend will start at 14:20 of Sunday 31.
The races will be followed on various television channels in the world and in prerecorder in some web sites.
Media Coverage:
- Sport + (France)
- Speed Channel (South America)
- Sports Channel (Russia)
- Teledeporte (TVE) (Spain)
- Highlights - Sky Sports 2, Setanta (United Kingdom)
- Autosport. Com (Italy)
- Italiracing.net (Italy)
- Stop and Go.tv (Italy)
- Racingworld (Netherlands)
- RTL (Belgium)
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