Italia: Series Monza race one report
Monza, race one: third victory for Sanchez-Lopez, Zampieri steps closer to the title In the second race, scheduled tomorrow at 12.10 local time, Zampieri will need just a point to be crowned champion. Much more uncertainty seems characterize the ...
Monza, race one: third victory for Sanchez-Lopez, Zampieri steps closer to the title
In the second race, scheduled tomorrow at 12.10 local time, Zampieri will need just a point to be crowned champion. Much more uncertainty seems characterize the fight for the second and third positions, worth a test with the F60 Ferrari Formula One. This fight involves Zipoli, Sanchez-Lopez, Campana (Lucidi Motors) and Campos-Hull (Prema Powerteam), victim today of an accident.
The partial grid inversion for race two will see Salvatore Cicatelli (Team Ghinzani) in pole position with Stephane Richelmi (RC Motorsport) next to him.
The race will be broadcast live on Nuvolari (SKY Italy 218).
A thrilling race one at Monza gave to Pablo Sanchez-Lopez and to Mygale of Alan Racing Team, the third victory of the season.
The Mexican driver, started from the sixth place of the grid, has been author of a good recovery and got the lead around the middle of the race. Second position for Marco Zipoli (BVM-Target) who overtook his team mate and classification leader Daniel Zampieri during the last lap of the race, keeping s small chance open for the title fight. The title will go anyhow to one of the drivers of the team led by Giuseppe Mazzotti and Roberto Venieri.
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