Formule 1

Ferrari F1 test voor Peter Kox in Monaco

Door Tim Biesbrouck12 mei 2006 · 12:35 uur1 min lezen

Peter Kox zal tijdens het Historische Grand Prix weekend in Monaco achter het stuur kruipen van een Formule 1 bolide van Ferrari: de F2003-GA. Dit wordt voor Peter de tweede Ferrari F1 test, waar hij uiteraard erg blij mee is: “Dit is erg gaaf!”

“Iedere serieuze coureur heeft ambitie om in de Formule 1 te komen, maar dit is niet gelukt in mijn geval. Maar ik ben wel erg blij dat ik zo nu en dan achter het Formule 1 stuur kan kruipen. De F2003-GA is een mooie bolide,” aldus Peter Kox tegenover RaceXpress.com.

Wij houden Peter Kox in de gaten, stay tuned op RaceXpress.com.

Tim Biesbrouck

RaceXpress editorial

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