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FIFTH WTCC MEETING New challenge for the SEAT Leon TDI at the Brno circuit After the two races held at the urban track in Pau, the WTCC is set for a new meeting this weekend at the Czech Republic's Brno circuit. Getting good results here and ...
Published: Jun 11, 2008, 12:15 PM
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FIFTH WTCC MEETING
New challenge for the SEAT Leon TDI at the Brno circuit
After the two races held at the urban track in Pau, the WTCC is set for a new meeting this weekend at the Czech Republic's Brno circuit. Getting good results here and staying in the lead are still the SEAT Sport team's main objectives, in a championship which is becoming increasingly more competitive.
The results obtained in Valencia and Pau have balanced out the possibilities at the WTCC. After SEAT's victories early in the season, both Chevrolet and BMW have followed suit, demonstrating once again that it is still too early to name a winner. Nevertheless, the SEAT Sport team is optimistic about its chances with the SEAT Leon TDI, which has already proven its worth by attaining several podiums and putting up a fight against its rivals at two complicated tracks carrying considerable ballast.
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