Thomas Biagi is the Italian Superstars 2010 Champion
Thomas Biagi is the Italian Superstars 2010 Champion Thomas Biagi is the Italian Superstars 2010 Champion. To win the title, the Italian driver for BMW Team Italy had to obtain at Vallelunga a third and fifth place in the last round of the ...
Thomas Biagi is the Italian Superstars 2010 Champion
Thomas Biagi is the Italian Superstars 2010 Champion. To win the title, the Italian driver for BMW Team Italy had to obtain at Vallelunga a third and fifth place in the last round of the tri-colour Series, valid also for the International Series.
Remarkable are the figures of Biagi's season, the Italian driver has been author of a pole position, three victories, two second places, a third and five fastest lap of the race.
The final classification of the championship crowns Biagi champion with 178 points, followed by Pigoli (Mercedes) with 147 and Ferrara (Mercedes) with 134.
In the International Series, Biagi strenghtens his leadership instead and reaches 147 points, followed by Ferrara at 106 and Pigoli at 97.
Roberto Ravaglia (ROAL Motorsport, Team Principal):
"The victory of the Italian title is one of the two objectives we set at
the beginning of the year and also in the International Series the
classification is quite favourable to us. With just a round still to be
run, we are therefore close to finish the season with the highest
possible result".
Umberto Grano (BMW Italy, Sportive Activities Manager):
"We can be extremely satisfied: BMW Italy believed in the growth of the
Superstars Series and the spectators' success at Vallelunga awards the
work done in the past months by the organizers. From a sportive profile,
Thomas Biagi's victory of the Italian title and his consistant leadership
in the International Series highlight the value of ROAL Motorsport that
managed to develop a winning car since the beginning".
Thomas Biagi:
"Winning the Italian title in my debut year in Superstars and at the
wheel of a car very different from GT1 and LMP2 that I drove in the last
few seasons is a dream. The setting offered by fans today was simply
great, spectators of the greatest occasions on grand stands and my fans
club did the rest.
BMW Team Italy have done a great job since winter tests and the merit of today's success has to be shared among all members of the team. A key role was certainly played by Roberto Ravaglia, whom I always admired as a driver and he is certainly not any worse as a team principal. Our focus is on the final round at Kyalami scheduled for next 28 November which will nominate the International champion, but now we want to enjoy this title at least for one day".
-source: roal
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