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NA-F2000: Teams continue season testing at Mid-Ohio

Zetec Championship Teams continue preparations at Mid-Ohio. ST. PETERSBURG, FLD. (April 22, 2001) -- The Formula Ford 2000 Zetec Championship teams and drivers continue preparations for the upcoming rounds in the championship this week, with ...

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Zetec Championship Teams continue preparations at Mid-Ohio.

ST. PETERSBURG, FLD. (April 22, 2001) -- The Formula Ford 2000 Zetec Championship teams and drivers continue preparations for the upcoming rounds in the championship this week, with series testing at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, April 24-25, 2002.

A number of regular series competitors, as well as newcomers to the Zetec Championship, are expected to take part in the two-day test.

Run on the technically challenging 2.25-mile, 13-turn road course, the test will allow teams work on various road course setups. This is particularly important, with three rounds of the 2002 Zetec Championship being run at Mid-Ohio and the next two rounds in the championship taking place on the demanding Mosport International Raceway road course. With two full days of testing on tap, drivers will get a vast amount of seat time, which is a key component to the training the drivers receive in the Zetec Championship. In addition, teams and drivers will get the opportunity to try out the new A24 Avon Tyres racing slick. The new tire will become the mandatory spec tire for all road course events, beginning at Round Eight at Mid-Ohio, June 29, 2002.

"This two-day test is a way for the teams and drivers to further build that all-important relationship," said Bryan Sellers, the series points leader after the opening two rounds. "The team is getting a better understanding of how I like the car and I'm continuing to learn how to communicate with my engineer and mechanic. I know the team have a bunch things they want to try on the car before Mosport and I'm sure all the other teams will be doing the same thing. After this test I fully expect the race at Mosport to be a real battle."

The 2002 Formula Ford 2000 Zetec Championship continues with Rounds Three and Four at Mosport International Raceway, May 18-19, as part of the Victoria Day Trans-Am Weekend.

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