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IFM: Alejandro Nunez joins Trident Racing

Trident Racing is glad to announce the agreement reached with Alejandro Nunez for a ride in this season`s International Formula Master. The team owned by Maurizio Salvadori will field three cars, as the 24-year-old Spaniard will be joining Kasper ...

Edited: May 15, 2008, 1:56 AM

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Trident Racing is glad to announce the agreement reached with Alejandro Nunez for a ride in this season`s International Formula Master. The team owned by Maurizio Salvadori will field three cars, as the 24-year-old Spaniard will be joining Kasper Andersen and Harald Schlegelmilch. Nunez is joining the team today at Valencia. The Ricardo Tormo racetrack will host an anticipation of next weekend`s seasonal opening.

Alessandro Alunni Bravi, Managing Director

"I`m pleased to have the chance to announce the arrival of Alejandro Nunez at Trident Racing. The Spaniard will be lined-up together with Andersen and Schlegelmilch by our International Formula Master operation. Alejandro has a great talent, and a good international experience too: we`re sure he`ll be able to stand among the series` leaders. He gave a taste of his qualities last season in the World Series 3.5, taking one win at Hungaroring for Comtec Racing. I think his mix of talent and experience will give a boost to our cars` development, and will create a constructive competition among team-mates. I met Alejandro for the first time at Magny-Cours, and I really appreciated his professionalism and his cool approach with the team. I hope to see him increase his feeling with our staff even more, and to see him have a successful debut. It`s good to have a Spaniard with us, since it`s good to be representing such a crucial market in our sport. He`ll be able to make a perfect start at home. The first tests, as well as the 2008 opening, will be at Valencia, in front of the home crowd...".

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