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Fisichella Motor Sport kicks off Formula BMW Europe campaign Fisichella Motor Sport International embarked on a new challenge for the team at the weekend in Barcelona, Spain, as the Italian squad competed in its first weekend of the brand new ...
Published: Apr 29, 2008, 10:43 PM
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Fisichella Motor Sport kicks off Formula BMW Europe campaign
Fisichella Motor Sport International embarked on a new challenge for the team at the weekend in Barcelona, Spain, as the Italian squad competed in its first weekend of the brand new Formula BMW Europe championship.
The event was a support race for the Formula One World Championship at the Circuit de Catalunya, and FMSI fielded Pedro Bianchini, Mihai Marinescu and Ollie Millroy for the weekend's two races. Bianchini finished Saturday and Sunday's races in sixth and 11th respectively, with Marinescu finishing seventh on Saturday and tenth on Sunday. Millroy finished out of the points in 16th on Saturday and was unfortunately unable to finish on Sunday.
After two out of 16 races, Bianchini is seventh in the championship with 19 points, with Marinescu just one point behind in eighth place. Ollie Millroy has yet to open his points account. After winning both of the opening races, Eifelland Racing's Adrien Tambay is leading the series with 62 points. Fisichella Motor Sport International is fifth in the team standings with 37 points, just one point behind fourth-placed Double R Racing.
The Formula BMW Europe championship will resume on 30 May at Circuit Zolder, Belgium.
Paolo Coloni, Team Principal: "I was very pleased with the start of the season and we performed well in both races. I was impressed with the performance of all three drivers and the team has gelled together well. All in all it was a good start and I'm very much looking forward to seeing our progress at the next race."
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