23/04/2017 07h50
Piloto de Jundiaí mostra otimismo para fazer boas provas de recuperação no Velopark.
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Confira o grid de largada:
1) 21 – Thiago Camilo – Ipiranga Racing – 53.819s
2) 0 – Cacá Bueno – Cimed Racing – 53.888s
3) 90 – Ricardo Maurício – Eurofarma RC – 53.944s
4) 65 – Max Wilson – Eurofarma RC – 53.988s
5) 29 – Daniel Serra – Eurofarma RC – 53.990s
6) 90 – Ricardo Maurício – Eurofarma RC – 53.910s
7) 77 – Valdeno Brito – Eisenbahn Racing Team – 53.968s
8) 111 – Rubens Barrichello – Full Time Sports – 53.981s
9) 10 – Ricardo Zonta – Shell Racing – 53.986s
10) 46 – Vitor Genz – Eisenbahn Racing Team – 53.994s
11) 51 – Átila Abreu – Shell Racing – 54.020s
12) 25 – Tuka Rocha – RCM Motorsport – 54.095s
13) 12 – Lucas Foresti – Full Time Academy – 54.225s
14) 4 – Júlio Campos – Prati-Donaduzzi Racing – 54.235s
15) 83 – Gabriel Casagrande – Vogel Motorsport – 54.458s
16) 88 – Felipe Fraga – Cimed Racing – 54.247s
17) 70 – Diego Nunes – Full Time Bassani – 54.277s
18) 1 – Antonio Pizzonia – Prati-Donaduzzi Racing – 54.293s
19) 18 – Allam Khodair – Full Time Sports – 54.314s
20) 73 – Sérgio Jimenez – Bardhal Hot Car – 54.338s
21) 110 – Felipe Lapenna – Cavaleiro Sports – 54.339s
22) 8 – Rafael Suzuki – Cavaleiro Sports – 54.365s
23) 28 – Galid Osman – Ipiranga Racing – 54.429s
24) 44 – Betinho Valério – Full Time Bassani – 54.457s
25) 30 – César Ramos – Blau Motorsport – 54.461s
26) 3 – Bia Figueiredo – Full Time Academy – 54.539s
27) 117 – Guilherme Salas – Vogel Motorsport – 54.551s
28) 5 – Denis Navarro – Cimed Racing – 54.833s
29) 9 – Guga Lima – Bardhal Hot Car – 54.773s
30) 31 – Márcio Campos – Blau Motorsport – 54.776s
Em 2017, Guilherme Salas conta com o apoio da FullREPEL, NOS, Nakata e Cordeiro Máquinas e Ferramentas..
