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23 May 2002, 19:59 (Ref:296691)
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Makes a nice change for a respected sportscar driver to be given a go in F1. Normally Sportscars are viewed as the step up or step down. There are quite a few Sportscar drivers around that could possibly show the Shoemaker bros a thing or too about real race cars. (Although elder bro did do quite well in his year of training with Mercedes)
But I do hope Alan returns to a topline drive at Le Mans or Daytona soon. Simon |
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