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Audi driver squad fit for the 2013 season

Traditional Audi winter camp in Ofterschwang help 19 Audi factory drivers to form a strong team with an extensive program for each day.

Edited: Feb 23, 2013, 4:21 PM

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Audi drivers and team

Ingolstadt, - United, they stand tall: The Audi factory drivers, the team directors plus Head of Audi Motorsport Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich and Dieter Gass, Head of Racing Commitments, will continue to gear up for the 2013 season in Ofterschwang until Saturday.

Audi drivers and team

Audi drivers and team

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“The winter camp is the perfect opportunity to continue to build our team spirit,” stresses Head of Audi Motorsport Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich. “It’s not only in endurance racing that our drivers can strictly be successful as a team.

Our many title wins in the DTM are the result of strong teamwork as well. The spirit of Ofterschwang wafts through the whole season.”

The FIA WEC Endurance World Champions Marcel Fässler (CH), André Lotterer (D) and Benoît Tréluyer (F) just like Oliver Jarvis (GB), Tom Kristensen (DK) and Allan McNish (GB) have known the winter camp for many years.

Loïc Duval (F) is there for the second time, Marc Gené (E) and Lucas di Grassi (BR) are in Ofterschwang for the first time.

Marco Bonanomi (I), the reserve driver for the WEC rounds at Spa and Le Mans this year, is part of the squad as well. The DTM driver line-up is taking part in the camp too. Filipe Albuquerque (P), Mattias Ekström (S), Jamie Green (GB), Miguel Molina (E), Edoardo Mortara (F/I), Mike Rockenfeller (D), Timo Scheider (D) and Adrien Tambay (F) are completing the extensive daily programs together with their sports car driver colleagues. Rahel Frey (CH) completes the Audi squad.

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