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Organisatie verwacht uitverkocht huis voor Grand Prix Abu Dhabi

Door Jordy Stuivenberg15 oktober 2010 · 08:32 uur1 min lezen

ABU DHABI - De organisatoren van de Grand Prix van Abu Dhabi verwachten dit jaar opnieuw 50.000 F1-fans te kunnen trekken. De race op het indrukwekkende Yas Marina-circuit zal naar verluidt uitverkocht zijn.

“Het kan wel eens de beslissende Grand Prix in de titelstrijd worden. Het evenement zelf en de concerten eromheen zijn erg populair”, vertelde Stephen Umfreville namens Abu Dhabi Motorsport Management. “Ik weet niet wanneer alle kaarten verkocht zullen zijn, maar het gaat ons lukken.”

Jordy Stuivenberg

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