After celebrating on top in the six last rounds of the FSR World Championship, Precision Motorsports attempts to continue the success story at the super fast Monza circuit. The track has provided many challenges during the testing, which has seen somewhat fluctuating preparations. Taking into account the recent vacation of championship leader Bono Huis, it will no doubt be challenging for Precision to continue the magnificent row. Nevertheless, anything can happen in the race - the team once again expects a strong finish from all four cars.
Ondrej Kuncman, Precision Motorsports team manager commented:
"I expect a really tough weekend. The races will be completely unpredictable, the strategy can't be decided beforehand therefore luck and right timing will be crucial. We struggle a bit in qualifying pace, overtaking should be relatively easy here so hopefully it won't hurt us much. WS and especially WC will be damage limination races and hopefully we can score some reasonable results and avoid incidents."
John-Eric Saxén commented:
"Monza is a fantastic track which would deserve a great car setup, but unfortunately everything doesn't work straight as clockwork every time (even at Precision). Still, I have a good feeling race consistency and correct strategy will again produce some satisfying results, bearing in mind the tendencies for wrong strategic decisions and mistakes which we have witnessed in the past rounds."
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Precision Motorsports
Official Press Release
written by John-Eric Saxen
www.precision-motorsports.de
Ondrej Kuncman, Precision Motorsports team manager commented:
"I expect a really tough weekend. The races will be completely unpredictable, the strategy can't be decided beforehand therefore luck and right timing will be crucial. We struggle a bit in qualifying pace, overtaking should be relatively easy here so hopefully it won't hurt us much. WS and especially WC will be damage limination races and hopefully we can score some reasonable results and avoid incidents."
John-Eric Saxén commented:
"Monza is a fantastic track which would deserve a great car setup, but unfortunately everything doesn't work straight as clockwork every time (even at Precision). Still, I have a good feeling race consistency and correct strategy will again produce some satisfying results, bearing in mind the tendencies for wrong strategic decisions and mistakes which we have witnessed in the past rounds."
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Precision Motorsports
Official Press Release
written by John-Eric Saxen
www.precision-motorsports.de
