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ET.China AGT Masters Travels to SIC ET.China AGT Masters will travel to Shanghai International Circuit (SIC) on July 25th & 26th, with a fleet of Ferrari super GT cars and three Radical racing cars. The championship will join the renowned ...
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ET.China AGT Masters Travels to SIC
ET.China AGT Masters will travel to Shanghai International Circuit (SIC) on July 25th & 26th, with a fleet of Ferrari super GT cars and three Radical racing cars. The championship will join the renowned China Touring Car Championship (CTCC) racing weekend and will be ET.China AGT Masters' first race at the SIC in the 2009 season.
This will be the 3rd race weekend for the ET.China AGT Masters championship, and most of the Ferrari cars featured are the famous F 430 GT3. The race will use track configuration No.3 (4.603KM) with a front straight (763 M) and a back straight (1175M), which will enable the racing cars to reach full speed during the race. Race fans in Shanghai will be able to enjoy the competition from the 300km/h Ferrari and powerful Radical cars. The championship features Paul Poon, Samson Fung, Paul IP and Kenneth Ma on the driver entry list, all excellent touring car drivers. Ran Zhang, the young girl from Beijing, is also going to start her engine on the AGT grid. Byron Tong, a new driver from Hong Kong, is having his very first professional car race in ET. China AGT Masters this weekend. John O'Hara, Frank Yee and Alexandre Imperatori are joining the race with their Radical racing cars.
The championship will have one qualifying session (13:30) & one race (18:00) on Saturday and one race on Sunday (10:50). The interesting line up of this weekend's ET.CHINA AGT Masters is sure to bring excitement to race fans.
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