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Rigon wins the second manche in Magione 11th June 2006 - Davide Rigon is the winner of Race 2, of the Magione Event of the F3 Italian Championship. The driver of the Team Corbetta has preceded Michele Rugolo (Ghinzani) and Efisio Marchese (Europa ...

Published: Jun 14, 2006, 11:28 AM

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Rigon wins the second manche in Magione

11th June 2006 - Davide Rigon is the winner of Race 2, of the Magione Event of the F3 Italian Championship. The driver of the Team Corbetta has preceded Michele Rugolo (Ghinzani) and Efisio Marchese (Europa Corse). At the first lap of lineup, the first episode, with Terranova who has to come back in the box, before the start of the race, caused by the breaking of a semiaxis. At the green light, good start of all the group of cars in the front, except the poleman Massironi, who began in advance and he was penalized in the following laps with a drive through. Then Rigon was at the top of the race and behind him there were Frassineti and Rugolo, until when the driver of the Lucidi Team made a mistake during a manoeuvre of overtaking and he came down at the fifth position. In the last laps the drivers kept the same positions, with Rigon who reached the first position at the finishing line.

Angelo Corbetta

"After a weekend a little bit complicated we need this victory. Rigon has driven in a perfect way, and I am satisfied of Glorioso and Crestani too. They made a wonderful performance".

Efisio Marchese

"After the accident in Race 1, for us was really important to do everyhing goo. I suffered a little bit for the pain to my thumb, that I hurted it this morning, but for the podium it is worth it. I would like to thank the team for the good job they made to set up the car after the accident

Gabriele Lucidi

" We hoped to repeat a second position with Frassineti in Race 1, but unfortunately Alex during the overtaking has lost postions becase he went in the car in the dirty. It is a pity, instead for Terranova, who could't fight for the first positions.

-f3italia.it

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