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Monza: Trident Racing race two report

Start from the middle of the grid Qualifying in the middle of the starting grid for both Trident Racing drivers. Gimmi Bruni finished on P12, Andreas Zuber on P14. As best time for every sector the two could be much more in front, the ...

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Start from the middle of the grid

Qualifying in the middle of the starting grid for both Trident Racing drivers. Gimmi Bruni finished on P12, Andreas Zuber on P14. As best time for every sector the two could be much more in front, the problem consisted in not being able to put together the best sectors in the same lap. But even if not starting from ideal positions, tomorrow the two will surely be able to do something good.

Gimmi Bruni # 26 - position 12
"Today the second row for me was feasible. The delay occurred because I have not been able to put together my best sectors in the same lap. The reasons why? During every attempt I did something wrong happened mainly because of the traffic. It may look as an easy excuse but this is really what happened".

Andreas Zuber # 27 - position 14
"A bit of oversteer and some troubles with the traffic, so tomorrow I will start from row seven. Which does not make me satisfied but I am not worried as well. For the race I will be busy to recover the gap. My gaol are the points and I am sure I will be able to get some".

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