Amlin Aguri names da Costa, Duran as drivers
Pair will contest next Formula E race in Long Beach
Photo by: Jose Mario Dias
Amlin Agurihas confirmed its driver line-up for the upcoming Formula E race in Long Beach, Los Angeles. Amlin Aguri are very pleased to announce that António Félix da Costa and Salvador Duran will be racing in the sixth race of the Formula E championship on 4 April 2015.
After the win in Buenos Aires and the ten-place climb in Miami, Antonio Felix Da Costa has high expectations of himself for Long Beach “I’m hoping to qualify much higher up the grid, from there I want to finish in the high-points. I can’t wait to race in front of the amazing US fans again and Long Beach is a beautiful place to do it”.
Amlin Aguri Team Principal Mark Preston has complete faith in his team to deliver points from the top-ten places while in Long Beach: “The US is a fantastic place to race, Miami had a great crowd and we are hoping for even greater support for our drivers in LA so we can boost our way to some more points”.
Duran commented “With each race the team and I understand the car more and more, we are now in great position to deliver a top-ten finish and get amongst the action. I can’t wait!”
“Our team has been loving FanBoost; so I really hope we can get that again. The support of the fans means so much to the whole team” said Preston.
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