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Czech GP: Vincent, Battaini race notes

Fiorenzo Caponera (Team Manager) 125 c.c. "A return from the summer vacations enough troubled has countersigned this race on the splendid circuit of the Czech Republic. Arnaud in fact in the last week has had a series of physical problems ...

Published: Aug 29, 2002, 9:42 AM

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Fiorenzo Caponera (Team Manager)

125 c.c.

"A return from the summer vacations enough troubled has countersigned this race on the splendid circuit of the Czech Republic. Arnaud in fact in the last week has had a series of physical problems because of a tooth of the judgment that the whole gum has inflamed him and a stretching to the tendon of the right shoulder that has not succeeded in resolving before facing this difficulty appointment. Vincent has had to face therefore the turns of tests and the race under heavy therapy antiobiotic and analgesic that surely have influenced his proverbial lucidity. Despite all he has succeeded in finding a correct setting to face the competition and strategically we have faced the competition with particular attention to the position of Poggiali. The final result seems us excellent considered also the not favorable premises. Two only points divide us from the head of the classification.... and in Portugal we hope to be recovered...".

250 cc.

"Another negative result for Franco. Despite on a test basis he had shown a certain competitiveness, in race he has never been protagonist . A not beautiful start and a rhythm enough under tone in the first half of the competition have put him completely out from the group protagonist. At the end he was however reassembling positions when a contact with Checa has put out definitely him from game."

World Championship Classification after this race

125 CC
Arnaud Vincent - 2 position ­ points 169

250 cc
Franco Battaini - 6 position ­ points 88

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