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Open Telefonica Magny Cours final times

24TH AUGUST 2001- Matteo Bobbi, del Team Adrian Campos Motorsport, ha conseguido hoy un nuevo record no oficial del Open Telefonica durante la segunda y última jornada de entrenamientos privados celebrada en la pista francesa de Magny Cours. El ...

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24TH AUGUST 2001- Matteo Bobbi, del Team Adrian Campos Motorsport, ha conseguido hoy un nuevo record no oficial del Open Telefonica durante la segunda y última jornada de entrenamientos privados celebrada en la pista francesa de Magny Cours. El italiano ha rodado en 1.30.266 ( 169.499 km/h), superando el registro obtenido ayer por el piloto francés Franck Montagny (Epsilon by Graff).

Los equipos, al contar con sólo un set de neumáticos, que deberán utilizar también el próximo viernes durante el qualilfying del sexto meeting del OPEN TELEFONICA, han preferido trabajar a fondo, sin darle mucha importancia a los tiempos. Los principales protagonistas de este singular campeonato se han mostrado bastante cautos.

----------------- Matteo Bobbi (Adrian Campos Motorsport) has achieve a new record of the Series in this track lapping 1.30.266 (169.499 km/h) during the second and last session of privated tests held at Magny Cours.

<pre> TIME OF LIST/COMPLETE LIST OF TIMES

Temp Air. 38 C Temp. Track 42 C

POS DRIVER/TEAM TIMES DIF LAPS 1 Matteo Bobbi /Adrian Campos Motors.) 1.30.266 46 2. Rafael Sarandeses (Adrian Campos Motors) 1.30.582 a 0.316 28 3. Angel Burgueño (Repsol-YPF Meycom) 1.30749 a 0.483 68 4. Tomas Scheckter (Vergani Racing) 1.30.768 a 0.502 45 5. Andrea Belicchi (Sitec Motirposrt) 1.31.144 a 0.878 79 6. Paulo Ahlo (Fama Motorsport) 1.31.237 a 0.971 45 7. Manuel Giao (Famá Motorsport) 1.31.265 a 0.999 65 8. Frank Montagny (Epsilon by Graff) 1.31.481 a 1.215 71 9. Borja Gracía (Adrian Campos Motor.) 1.31.526 a 1.260 43 10. Nicolas Filiberti (PSN Racing) 1.31.647 a 1.381 60 11. Victor Ordoñez (Repsol-YPF Meycom) 1.31.723 a 1.457 64 12. Geoffrey Dellus (Epsilon by Graff) 1.31.972 a 1.706 61 13. Gregoire de Galzain (Epsilon by Graff) 1.32.028 a 1.762 43 14. Leandro Iglesias (PSN Racing)) 1.32.462 a 2.196 79 15. Santiago Porteiro (Vergani Racing) 1.32.543 a 2.277 60 16. Angelo Ferrazano (Sitec Motorsport) 1.33.214 a 2.948 64 17. Abel Fajas (Venturini Racing) 1.34.632 a 4.366 65

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