Formule 1

Franck Montagny vervangt aankomend weekend Yuji Ide

Door Tim Biesbrouck4 mei 2006 · 13:33 uur1 min lezen

Nadat hij al eerder werd aangekondigd als derde en tevens test coureur van het Formule 1 team Super Aguri, is Franck Montagny aangesteld als race coureur naast Takuma Sato. Dit heeft het team onlangs bekend gemaakt.

De FIA had reeds het advies gegeven om Yuji Ide bij het team te laten vervangen. Na de crash met Christijan Albers tijdens de vorige Grand Prix, is teambaas Aguri Suzuki over de streep getrokken.

De Fransman zal aankomend weekend tijdens de GP van Europa te Nürburgring zijn race debuut maken.

Tim Biesbrouck

RaceXpress editorial

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