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2000: Guerriere German Formula Renault report

Another victory to finish the season of the German Formula Renault. Esteban Guerrieri wanted to finish the year with a good result and he did it very well. In the German circuit of Oschersleben, seventh and last double round of the category, the ...

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Another victory to finish the season of the German Formula Renault. Esteban Guerrieri wanted to finish the year with a good result and he did it very well. In the German circuit of Oschersleben, seventh and last double round of the category, the Argentinian got two excellent results: second in the competition of Saturday and he took the victory on Sunday.

After the qualifying session of Friday, where he finished second, the young driver of the Jenzer Motorsport showed confident to be protagonist in the fight for the victory.

¨I`m very happy with the car that the team gave me. I liked it, it goes very well in all the circuit and the set up is fantastic. I` ll try to make a good start and take the first position, but always taking care the car for the race of Sunday. The circuit has curves of third and fourth gear with straights not too longs, but with some places to pass. Is one of the circuit I like more because is complete and I have a lots of laps here¨said Esteban on Friday.

The first race was a little hard, because in spite of started second, he lost one position and he finished third. However the disqualification of a rival let him advance to the second place of the podium. The winner was the German Andreas Zubel, Motopark team, with 1s181 over the Argentinian.

The competition of Sunday showed the driver of 17 years starting from the second position in the grid -the second race start with the result of the first one- and with the idea of win.

The victory was very worked, because the first five finished in less of two seconds. Finally the difference with the second and champion of the category, the Austrian Christian Klein (JD Motorsport) was of only 0s408 and 0s769 with the German Robert Schlunssen (JD Motorsport), third in the race.

With this result Guerrieri finished third the championship with 225 points, after four victories and six podiums. The end of the season couldn`t be better for the Argentinian.

- 7° round of the German Formula Renault
- October 12th. and 13th. 2002
- Circuit: Oschersleben (Germany)
- Length: 3.667 metres
- Pole position: Hendrik Vieth (SL Racing)

RACE RESULTS - OSCHERSLEBEN I
Pos Driver Team
1° Andreas Zuber (Motopark)
2º Esteban Guerrieri (Jenzer Motorsport)
3º Ross Zwolsman (Ma-con)
4° Robert Schlünssen (JD Motorsport)
5º Dennis Furchheim Alemania (WL Racing)

RACE RESULTS - OSCHERSLEBEN II
Pos Driver Team
1° Esteban Guerrieri (Jenzer Motorsport)
2º Christian Klein (JD Motorsport)
3º Robert Schlünssen (JD Motorsport)
4° Hendrik Vieth (SL Racing)
5º Hannes Lachinger (Ma-con)

DRIVERS CHAMPIONSHIP 2002 (FINALS RESULTS)
Pos. Driver Points
1°Christian Klein 278
ºBruno Spengler 254
ºEsteban Guerrieri 225
°Ross Zwolsman 199
ºRobert Schlünssen 186

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