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Eerste FOTO's: Giedo van der Garde in de Sauber C33 in Bahrein

Door Casper Bekking4 april 2014 · 09:44 uur1 min lezen

SAKHIR – Giedo van der Garde maakt vandaag zijn eerste meters in de bolide van het Sauber F1 Team. De snelle Nederlander is aangesteld als test- en reservecoureur van het team. Hoewel hij in de wintertests en de eerste twee Grands Prix langs de kant stond, mag onze landgenoot in de eerste training van de GP van Bahrein in actie komen. Volgende week krijgt hij tevens een testdag, om volledig te wennen aan de C33 en de auto verder te ontwikkelen.

Zie hieronder de eerste foto's van Van der Garde tijdens de seatfit. Copyright foto's: Frits van Eldik

Casper Bekking

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