Trident announces Luca Ghiotto for the 2015 championship
Luca Ghiotto has chosen to race for the entire competitive 2015 season with the Trident colors.
Photo by: GP3 Series Media Service
Trident is pleased to announce with great satisfaction the realization of the agreement with the driver Luca Ghiotto for the GP3 2015 Series Season Championship.
The young driver from Vicenza, who with Maurizio Salvadori’s very own team recorded excellent chronometric results during the post seasonal GP3 tests in Abh Dhabi, has chosen to race for the entire competitive 2015 season with the Trident colors.
Maurizio Salvadori, Team Principal: “I am very happy to have Luca Ghiotto in Trident for the next season with whom we have already demonstrated to be able to obtain great results. Luca’s determination and speed ability are fundamental characteristics in order to perform well in GP3. If in addition to this, we add the fact that the driver and the entire Team have established a strong and productive relationship based on trust and the desire to grow together, I am sure that success will be reached very soon.”
Luca Ghiotto: “The reaching of this agreement with Trident makes me very happy. My objective for 2015 is to leave a mark in the GP3 Category and I am convinced that, starting right away on the preparation of the next season, we will be able to frequently hear the Italian national anthem on the podium.”
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