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Catalunya: Trident Racing preview
No more mistakes After the point picked up in Germany, the whole Trident Racing team is doing its best for the next race in Barcelona. Everyone is concentrated not to make the smaller mistake in order to get back to the excellence position showed ...
Published: May 10, 2006, 10:04 PM
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No more mistakes
After the point picked up in Germany, the whole Trident Racing team is doing its best for the next race in Barcelona. Everyone is concentrated not to make the smaller mistake in order to get back to the excellence position showed in Imola. The Catalunya Circuit is surely very committing for drivers and cars and particularly hard for the brakes. To come back home with a trophy will not be easy but everyone will do his best to succeed.
Gimmi Bruni # 26
"Barcelona is absolutely one of my favourite tracks, as circuit layout, it's a place where you must drive for real. But you must deal with the crosswind and with a tarmac different from the others as well. We will have and I will have to do everything right because I get a good car and, from now on, the classification will not allow to make mistakes. I know that all the team is sharing this attitude so I will get all the boy's effort to do something good"
Andreas Zuber # 27
"In Barcelona I want to change the trend and to score the first championship points. Up till now I quite did it but, for many different reasons, I always remained with a fistful of wind. I received many compliments for the way I drove at the Nuerburgring but now it's time for me to score some points and break into the classification. My new internet site www.andreas-zuber.com is now online, it's very nice and I wish to decorate it with the picture of my first GP2 Series podium as soon as possible".
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