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The race of the year The champion of AC Milan Clarence Seedorf will pay a visit to Trident Racing in Montecarlo. This will make even more special an event already special by itself. Clarence Seedorf is a real sportsman, he will be present to ...
Published: May 23, 2006, 5:34 PM
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The race of the year
The champion of AC Milan Clarence Seedorf will pay a visit to Trident Racing in Montecarlo. This will make even more special an event already special by itself. Clarence Seedorf is a real sportsman, he will be present to give his moral support to all the team boys. Everybody in the scuderia feels a different emotion because of this debut. The following quotes reflect this situation.
Maurizio Salvadori - team owner
"Because of what happened during the last races I believe luck owes us something. So I hope the roulette ball will return to stop on numbers 26 and 27".
Alessandro Alunni Bravi - team principal
"Monaco is an event of paramount importance for everybody involved in it. It's a race worth a championship because the attention arisen is much more than usual. We are doing a great effort not to disappoint our supporters".
Stefano Alessi - engineer car # 26
"Montecarlo is the most beutiful track because of its unique atmosphere and is the worst too because it's completely unforgiving. For sure one works breathless there".
Andrea De Martin - meccanico vettura # 27
"For us mechanics Montecarlo means a double fatigue but even a double emotion. Specially during the pitstops. To do a good result there is really super".
Gimmi Bruni # 26
"Montecarlo is Montecarlo, full stop. Getting up on that podium is one of the greatest emotion a racing driver could feel. I felt it last year and I really like to feel it again".
Andreas Zuber # 27
"A good result in Montecarlo should pay me back for all the bad adventures of the previous races. May this time be the right time at least".
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