David Martinez To Compete In A1GP At Brand Hatch

 

David Martinez To Compete In A1GP At Brand Hatch

Read more:a1gp, david martinez

Apr 23, 2008

David Martinez To Compete In A1GP Season Finale At Brand Hatch

Monterrey, Mexico – David Martinez announced today that he will return with Team Mexico to compete in the season finale of the A1GP World Cup of Motorsports, which will take place in Brands Hatch on May 4th.  Martinez drove the Team Mexico car this year during the rookie sessions at the Mexico City event, but now he will take over the main driving duties and be part of the full weekend. The Monterrey native has just returned from Long Beach, California where he scored his career best finish in the last ever Champ Car race. 

Martinez made his A1GP debut in 2005 at the Lausitzring where he scored his first top ten in the series. His second and last start was in South Africa where once again he placed inside the top ten.  Since then the 26 year old has spent his time competing in Champ Car and ALMS events. 
“I’m really happy to be back in A1GP after all this time.  Last month I got a little taste of it but now I’ll have the chance get more laps in and be as competitive as possible.  It’s going to be difficult to fight with the top teams because they have been developing their setups all year, but I think there is some potential and we are going to do everything we can to get the Mexico car in front.  I’ve never been to Brands Hatch before but I know it is a very exciting racetrack, I’m very relaxed and I plan on enjoying every single lap and closing out the season as strong as possible for Team Mexico so we can begin preparations for the 2008-09season”- said Martinez.


 
Schedule
Choose a Newsfeed

Free. Unsubscribe at any time
O’ Brother Where Art Thou?
Abbot Brothers

“If he is out in front of me, I will pay a lot attention to where he is because I don’t want to hit him, Last year I took him out and I don’t want to do that again.”

A Gearhead’s Time Portal
Hod Rod- Full Of Vintage And V8 Cars

Everywhere you look are vintage car parts and tools and mementos of the cars he’s created or painted or wrenched on.
He concentrates on his own projects, which have become his key source of entertainment. “I threw my TV away over 14 years ago,” he said.

‘55 Bel Air Nomad Drag Racer Restored in Memory of Driver
'55 Bel Air Nomad Drag Racer Restored in Memory of Driver

More than 35 years after Danny Cummins parked his racing station wagon, his lifelong friend, Peter Pearce, pulled it out of storage and restored the car to its original look, something Cummins wanted to do but never had the time. 

Boxer Might Turn Down $5 million So He Can Be Drag Racer
Boxer Might Turn Down $5 million So He Can Be Drag Racer

Green, who was reportedly offered more than $5 million by Mundine’s manager Khoder Nasser to put an end to his retirement and fight in a rematch, could instead take up another adrenaline-fuelled sport.

The ‘Little King’ Of The Track
The ‘Little King’ Of The Track

He might not be able to drive on the street, but around the race track, 12-year-old Clint King can legally burn rubber.

Page 1 of 1 pages for this article