FERRARI FIGHT FOR BRITISH GT WIN
Company press release.
Maranello 24 May - This weekend the British GT series arrives at Silverstone for its third round, as the championship gathers pace this will be its biggest grid ever of 48 cars. Of course Ferrari is well represented with 10 cars entered by 5 different teams fighting for the spoils. AF Corse, now have three Ferrari 458 GT3s with current front running British GT drivers Duncan Cameron and Matt Griffin and top Italian GT driver Michele Rugolo and Australian racer, Steve Wyatt swelling the ranks. They join Aaron Scott and John Dhillon who have been with the team from the beginning of the season.
FF Corse, who are based at Silverstone, will also bring three cars to their 'home race', two GT3s and a GTC car for promising South African driver Jacques Duyver and British driver, Charlie Hollings. Rob Barff and Gary Eastwood have already shown their pace this year GT3.
Already this season Rob Barff and Gary Eastwood have shown FF Corse can run at the front and at Rockingham, Barff, took the 458 GT3 to fifth having taken over from Eastwood in twentieth place. Joining Barff and Eastwood and the 458 GTC of Duyver and Hollings this weekend is 2010 GT4 co-champion, Jamie Stanley and Paul McNeilly. The pair will drive in a Ferrari 430 GT3, which will be the sole entry in the GT3B class, a category for pre 2008 GT3 cars.
Mtech will enter two cars, Vita4one and Roso Verde will enter one each. The 3-hour race is flagged off at 13:00 BST on Sunday. The race will be shown live in the UK on Motors TV.
Maranello 24 May - This weekend the British GT series arrives at Silverstone for its third round, as the championship gathers pace this will be its biggest grid ever of 48 cars. Of course Ferrari is well represented with 10 cars entered by 5 different teams fighting for the spoils. AF Corse, now have three Ferrari 458 GT3s with current front running British GT drivers Duncan Cameron and Matt Griffin and top Italian GT driver Michele Rugolo and Australian racer, Steve Wyatt swelling the ranks. They join Aaron Scott and John Dhillon who have been with the team from the beginning of the season.
FF Corse, who are based at Silverstone, will also bring three cars to their 'home race', two GT3s and a GTC car for promising South African driver Jacques Duyver and British driver, Charlie Hollings. Rob Barff and Gary Eastwood have already shown their pace this year GT3.
Already this season Rob Barff and Gary Eastwood have shown FF Corse can run at the front and at Rockingham, Barff, took the 458 GT3 to fifth having taken over from Eastwood in twentieth place. Joining Barff and Eastwood and the 458 GTC of Duyver and Hollings this weekend is 2010 GT4 co-champion, Jamie Stanley and Paul McNeilly. The pair will drive in a Ferrari 430 GT3, which will be the sole entry in the GT3B class, a category for pre 2008 GT3 cars.
Mtech will enter two cars, Vita4one and Roso Verde will enter one each. The 3-hour race is flagged off at 13:00 BST on Sunday. The race will be shown live in the UK on Motors TV.
