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Catalunya: Trident Racing qualifying report

Second row Good qualifying for Gimmi Bruni who placed his Trident Racing car at P4 while Andreas Zuber once more will start from the seventh row at P13. At the end of the day the session can be positively considered, both drivers will have the ...

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Good qualifying for Gimmi Bruni who placed his Trident Racing car at P4 while Andreas Zuber once more will start from the seventh row at P13. At the end of the day the session can be positively considered, both drivers will have the chance to fight for good even if different goals. Gimmi will fight for the lead of race 1 while Andreas more in the back but for a position good to start race 2 in front. Maurizio Salvadori, Trident Racing team owner, said: "After the seventh row at the Nuerburgring, this second row gives us the chance to manage the weekend in the right way. I'd like to give my congratulations to Lewis Hamilton and the ART team for the strength of their performances".

Gimmi Bruni # 26 - 4th position

"The car balance was good and, except for a traffic problem during my first attempt, I drove my fliers without major problems. I've been able to set the time with just one minute and a half to go so I well exploited the whole session. Tomorrow I will start from the second row, if we will choose the right pit-stop strategy I will for sure have the chance to fight for a good result".

Andreas Zuber # 27 - 13th position

"The brakes were not performing well, so once more I had to be happy with position thirteen. Tomorrow I will fight to recover some positions but I will take a special care with the tyres because I'm absolutely willing to start race 2 from the front. And I will do my best to do it".

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