Academy Motorsport thrills with an incredible performance throughout the final round of the championship, passion and hard work the main ingredients. Patrick Lemariè wins last round of EnPro after a really hard-fought competition in which several titles were still at stake, also winning the ring for the fastest driver just like his friend Jacques Villeneuve did last year in Vallelunga:”Two really wonderful and very important podiums for me as a driver but for the team as well, it was essential to repay Academy Motorsport for all the efforts put in this season, which was certainly not easy and full of ups and downs. Getting on the podium was definitely the best way to show my gratitude,”said Lemariè after scoring his first EuroNascar victory.
The amazing weekend started from the Pole taken by Vladimiros Tziortzis followed by the two podiums in the En2 races that led him directly to the third place in the overall standings: “It has been a complicated season, starting from Valencia with the penalty we received, to the engine failure at Vallelunga, to the broken wrist in Belgium, but despite everything we arrived at the end with a good win, which was my main goal and which repays all the incredible work done by Academy, which I really thank. The battle for the title was really close with many contenders separated by only a few points. Now we can plan next season and yes I I am ready for the next step: the EnPro.” Federico Monti, team principal proudly exclaimed: “What an amazing weekend with Patrick’s win in the very last race, saturday’s podium, Vladimiros always on the podium in both races an incredible cheer from all the fans who came from Cyprus, I really want to thank all the mechanics who prepared an incredible car, thanks to Bill, our chief engineer, and to Patrick who helped with his experience in perfecting the car, but above all congratulations to our drivers who are exceptional, also thanks to Kasparas Vinvilis thaton his very first racing season showed an incredible growth.” In En2 Kasparas Vingilis on Sunday started from the pit lane and finished his race just outside the top 10 in a continuous comeback on a very technical and treacherous circuit: “It was definitely an intense challenge for the whole championship and today starting from the pit lane and being last was undoubtedly an extra motivation to get a good position.”
Federico Monti, after a solid race on Friday’s Club Challenge, ended third overall in the championship: “A little bit of regret because I could have pushed harder and tried to win, but it’s ok thanks to the whole team for their work.”
Academy Motorsport also won the best team of the weekend award.
Great satisfaction for the whole team this weekend, and team manager Stefano Bacci is already thinking about next season for this group of mechanics and drivers who have been able to grow and win together.
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