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Hungaroring: Adam Carroll preview
Great Britain's Adam Carroll heads east to Budapest after a hectic month which has seen 3 races in 4 weekends. Temperatures are normally soaring but this weekend it looks as if we'll see more showers than sunshine. The Racing Engineering driver is ...
Published: Aug 4, 2006, 2:40 PM
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Great Britain's Adam Carroll heads east to Budapest after a hectic month which has seen 3 races in 4 weekends. Temperatures are normally soaring but this weekend it looks as if we'll see more showers than sunshine. The Racing Engineering driver is looking forward to putting the disappointment and bad luck of last weekend in Germany behind him and concentrating on the task ahead.
"Hungaroring is a circuit which I enjoy driving and I'm looking forward to putting last weeks mechanical nightmare behind me and getting back to driving. There's a little bit of everything here in Hungary, lots of different corners and it'll be quite challenging. Our main challenge this weekend is getting a long overdue good result!"
WHERE AND WHEN
Friday 4 Aug 1530-1600 GP2 Qualifying Saturday 5 Aug 1600-1715 Race 1 - Feature Sunday 6 Aug 1000-1045 Race 2 - Sprint
Hungaroring: Celebrating its 21st F1GP, the track 10 miles outside of Budapest has a winding layout with medium and slow corners. That means it's one of the slowest on the calendar but it's still a challenge. The heat always makes it one of the toughest for both drivers and cars.
-www.adam-carroll.com
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