After having secured the FSR WC constructors' championship in the previous week's round, Precision continues racing on a tight schedule as FSR will move to Yeongam for the first time in history to witness the Korean GP. With only 3 races left to go, Precision has an excellent chance to secure more championships: both the WC and WS drivers' championships are at stakes.
Bono Huis at the moment has a 57-point gap to Morgan Morand, meaning that the Dutch secures his third straight championship, should he finish with a less than 8 point deficit to the Frenchman. Jack Keithley can meanwhile win the WS championship if he finishes first or second, no matter where his closest opponent, Philipp Puschke, finishes.
Team Manager Ondrej Kuncman commented:
"We are approaching this weekend with a positive mind. Since Nurburgring we have finally had the strongest car and I don't see a reason why this shouln't continue, as Korea is more or less a mix of Suzuka and Nurburgring. Straights in sector 1 however demand higher compromise in terms of top speed than last 2 races. The goals for this weekend are clear, win both drivers championships with Jack in WS and Bono in WC. For that reason we will take a bit more careful approach and hopefully nothing goes wrong."
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Precision Motorsports Press
Official Press Release
written by John-Eric Saxen
www.precision-motorsports.de
Bono Huis at the moment has a 57-point gap to Morgan Morand, meaning that the Dutch secures his third straight championship, should he finish with a less than 8 point deficit to the Frenchman. Jack Keithley can meanwhile win the WS championship if he finishes first or second, no matter where his closest opponent, Philipp Puschke, finishes.
Team Manager Ondrej Kuncman commented:
"We are approaching this weekend with a positive mind. Since Nurburgring we have finally had the strongest car and I don't see a reason why this shouln't continue, as Korea is more or less a mix of Suzuka and Nurburgring. Straights in sector 1 however demand higher compromise in terms of top speed than last 2 races. The goals for this weekend are clear, win both drivers championships with Jack in WS and Bono in WC. For that reason we will take a bit more careful approach and hopefully nothing goes wrong."
To follow the progress of the team during the weekend, make sure to join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Precision Motorsports Press
Official Press Release
written by John-Eric Saxen
www.precision-motorsports.de
