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De laatste hoop van HRT: team zet rijders op de vrachtwagen

Door Jordy Stuivenberg22 juli 2010 · 14:36 uur1 min lezen

HOCKENHEIM – De rijders van HRT F1 hebben wel een heel bijzondere manier gevonden om zich voor te bereiden op de Grand Prix van Duitsland op het circuit van Hockenheim. Bruno Senna, Sakon Yamamoto en Karun Chandhok stapten in Duitsland in een vrachtwagen en streden op een parcours om de overwinning. Uiteindelijk bleek Senna de snelste: “Dus zo voelt het om te winnen”, liet de Braziliaan weten. Bekijk hier de foto’s.

Jordy Stuivenberg

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