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Toro Rosso F1 test coureur Neel Jani terug in GP2 bolide

Door Tim Biesbrouck2 juni 2006 · 06:26 uur1 min lezen

De testcoureur van F1 team Toro Rosso, Neel Jani, kruipt tijdens het weekend van 11 juni terug in een GP2 bolide. Nicolas Lapierre is op dit moment nog herstellende van zijn vlieg-route in Monaco en zal op advies van de doktoren niet in de auto stappen.

De Fransman wordt vervangen door Neel Jani. De Zwitser is bekend met de GP2 auto en reed vorig jaar voor Racing Engineering. Nu zal hij nader kennis mogen maken met Arden International, het team van Lapierre.

Het is nog onbekend of Neel Jani ook deel zal nemen aan de Formule 1 vrije trainingen.

Tim Biesbrouck

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