Trident Racing Abu Dhabi test preview
Starting from Tuesday, November 23, the Abu Dhabi racetrack will host the final collective GP2 Series test of the 2010 season, rounding out the championship's second 3-year technical stint before the arrival of the new cars, seen on-track last week ...
Starting from Tuesday, November 23, the Abu Dhabi racetrack will host the final collective GP2 Series test of the 2010 season, rounding out the championship's second 3-year technical stint before the arrival of the new cars, seen on-track last week at the French Paul Ricard venue.
Behind the wheel of the Trident Racing Dallara racecars, Stefano Coletti, who was confirmed as one of the team's regular drivers for 2011, will be partnered by Colombian Julian Leal, South African Adrian Zaugg and Venezuelan Rodolfo Gonzalez. Leal had already made his debut at the track driving for Trident Racing in the last GP2 Asia Series season, while Adrian Zaugg will be eager to start fighting back at the end of a really tough season. Gonzalez has been part of the team in the past too, having made his GP2 debut in 2009.
Luca Zerbini: "The drivers we'll test at Abu Dhabi have some some experiences behind them, and also different kinds of expectations and motivations. We're really looking forward to work with each of them, and we'll do our best to provide them with a fast and efficient racecar..."
-source: trident racing
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