Thrilling end to first Auto GP race in Morocco (9 posts)

Topic tags: Adrian Quaife-Hobbes, Auto GP, Morocco, Sergio Campana
  • Profile picture of Keith Collantine Keith Collantine said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    The first Auto GP race in Morocco was a cracker – brought back memories of how good the racing used to be with those old A1 Grand Prix cars.

    Here’s Adrian Quaife-Hobbes and Sergio Campana going at it hammer and tongs for the lead over the final laps. Now here’s a race that didn’t need DRS…

  • Profile picture of BasCB BasCB said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Wow, talk about a deserve win to hold on to that one! Looks like its been an amazing weekend for motorsports!

  • Profile picture of damonsmedley damonsmedley said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Brilliant! Absolutely awesome. Amazing defensive driving too. Gave him loads of space and somehow got off the corners well enough not to be passed.

  • Profile picture of zomtec zomtec said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    No DRS, no pass.
    But a good fight!

  • Profile picture of Fixy Fixy said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    It was certainly great @keithcollantine … but that was the third race of the season!

  • Profile picture of Keith Collantine Keith Collantine said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    @Fixy By which I meant it was the first of two races that weekend.

  • Profile picture of Adam Tate Adam Tate said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Incredible! And I quite like the track, seeing as Morocco has hosted a grand prix, albeit in the distant past, a return there for F1 could be exciting, and even serve as a potential replacement for Bahrain, if the yearly charade of will they/won’t they race there continues.

  • Profile picture of Fixy Fixy said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Sorry @keithcollantine, I now see it can be interpreted in different ways!

  • Profile picture of Prisoner Monkeys Prisoner Monkeys said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    @adam-tate – You really like the Marrakech circuit? It’s literally chicanes and a hairpin.

    If Bahrain is cancelled, it’s unlikely that there will be a replacement round this year. And there are already several events – New Jersey and (possibly) Argentina – are on standby for next year. If any event is removed from the calendar, they will be the first ones brought in to replace it.

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