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Nurburgring: Trident Racing preview

Ready for the Nuerburgring During the next weekend the "scuderia" Trident Racing will race at the Nuerburgring, the german circuit beeing one of the most evocative places of the world for both race personnel and fans. One of the major factor to ...

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Ready for the Nuerburgring

During the next weekend the "scuderia" Trident Racing will race at the Nuerburgring, the german circuit beeing one of the most evocative places of the world for both race personnel and fans. One of the major factor to consider are the weather conditions, which can be quite dreadful there, so the teams must always be prepared to change set ups and strategies according to the weather or even to the weather forecasts. So drivers and engineers must manage a difficult situation but the spectators enjoy a more exciting event.

Gianmaria "Gimmi" Bruni # 26

"Last year I was leading the Nuerburgring race when my gearbox failed, consequently I think there is a sort of credit I should receive back from this track. So I hope I will enjoy a better luck this time. I like the circuit very much and, considering I'm not bad on wet, if it will rain I should not be in big troubles. Then even if we don't drive in the Nordschleife for me the Nuerburgring is always a fascinating place. But I like the way the circuit has been updated as well, I think the first two corners are great. Considering all this, for me scoring the second victory in a row in Germany should be absolutely fantastic".

Andreas Zuber # 27

"After so many places were the laguage has latin roots, I mean France, Spain and Italy, I'm happy to be back to a place where german language is spoken. So, talking in my own language, I hope I will be able to explain luck to take a better look at me this time. I'm joking of course but considering that during the previous races I was not doing bad when something wrong always happened, this time I hope I will be able to finish a race without peculiar problems. I like the Nuerburgring, for me it's quite an home race so I'd like to do something really good up there".

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