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NICOLA LARINI WINS BOLOGNA MOTOR SHOW RACE Second Consecutive Victory On Lacetti's Very Last Outing BOLOGNA, 8th December 2008 Chevrolet's Nicola Larini has won the Yokohama World Touring Car Show for the second year running in Bologna, Italy, ...

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NICOLA LARINI WINS BOLOGNA MOTOR SHOW RACE

Second Consecutive Victory On Lacetti's Very Last Outing

BOLOGNA, 8th December 2008 Chevrolet's Nicola Larini has won the Yokohama World Touring Car Show for the second year running in Bologna, Italy, today. The race, which sees six touring car aces compete against each other in a series of head-to-head heats, is held annually during the Boogna Motor Show at which Chevrolet's 2009 competition car, the Cruze, was unveiled in its new livery last week.

On his way to victory Larini beat BMW `s Jorg Muller and Duncan Huisman, SEAT's vice-world champion Gabriele Tarquini and Oscar Nogues, and Honda's Tomas Engstrom.

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Nicola Larini (1st): "I am very happy to have won this exhibition race for the second year in a row in front of such a large crowd. It is not a championship race, but it is always good to win! But my biggest satisfaction today is to have given the Lacetti a last victory in its very last race, just as Rob and Alain did in the last WTCC event in Macau. It's a deserved farewell to the Lacetti before its retirement, and we hope to give the new Cruze a similar welcome!"

-credit: chevroleteurope.com

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