GTO: Ferrari Imola summary
GT Open -- Ferraris dominate at Imola Maranello, 24 May - Three weeks after the last event held at the Nurburgring, this weekend just gone saw the third round of the International GT Open championship take place at the Enzo e Dino Ferrari Circuit ...
GT Open -- Ferraris dominate at Imola
Maranello, 24 May - Three weeks after the last event held at the Nurburgring, this weekend just gone saw the third round of the International GT Open championship take place at the Enzo e Dino Ferrari Circuit at Imola.
The F430s finished on the podium in both races: the AF Corse Ferrari, driven by Alvaro Barba and Pierre Kaffer took victory in the first one, converting the pole secured in qualifying on Saturday, ahead of the other Ferrari, crewed by Raffaele Giammaria-Enrico Toccacelo (Edil Cris Racing Team) and the Porsche 911 of Gianluca Roda-Richard Lietz. In the second leg, victory went to the F430 of Chris Niarcos-Tim Mullen (CRS Racing,) followed home by the Aston Martin Vantage of Lucas Guerrero-Max Wiser and the Kessel Racing team entered Ferrari in the hands of Philip Peter-Michael Broniszewski.
The Barba and Kaffer crew thus left Imola heading the classification, 22 points ahead of Roda-Lietz and along with the other competitors in the Spanish series, will be back in action over the weekend of 27 June at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium.
-source: ferrari
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