Continental Tire Sports Car Festival

I really like the turn & elevation changes at this track & enjoy the challenge posed by multi-class events here.

Fabio was always going to disappear into the distance, so I planned to settle in for the distance and try & keep it clean. That idea didn't last long as I overshot going into the corkscrew and took off the front splitter. Without that the Fabcar is undriveable so I had to stop straight away.

This let Rok through into 2nd with a sizeable gap, but depending on traffic I was faster so managed to reel him in until he had a problem and pitted on L20, giving me 2nd place again which I held to the end.

Had a handful of dodgy moments when cars lost it in front of me and either didn't stay on line/were having handling problems/were being helpful, not sure which. Managed to avoid contact in all cases and stroked it home.

Grats to Fabio & Thomas on their race/Championship wins with one event still to go and all who made it to the end.

I dont like too much this track......sorry guys but I think corkscrew is not suitable for a racing track.....

In qualy session I found a single first clean lap and all other with traffic which were settling their laps so that I aborted all others.....I think it was possible driving under 15s with low fuel...

About the race.....I had a fun and correct battle with Ken who was fast in the first lap till I warmed my tires and tried to push but my pace was not too good :-(

As always I found gentlemen drivers on track who gave to Fabcars room asap, thanks again guys.....I would suggest to Gary Lewis that its not necessary change your driving line while a Fabcar is passing you.....so that you can avoid misunderstanding, my opinion ;-)

Congrats to Fahn on the win class, all podiumers and finshers :-)

See ya next one ;-)

Cheers
Fab

Congrats on the Win Fahn, good going..! :)

Come on Fabrizio......you're not afraid of an itty, bitty roller coaster ride through the Corkscrew are you ;)