Oliver Jarvis To Lead Great Britain in A1GP At Durban

Oliver Jarvis Returns For Great Britain
 

Oliver Jarvis To Lead Great Britain in A1GP At Durban


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Feb 15, 2008

Oliver Jarvis Returns For Great Britain

Katie Clements, Team Principal: “Following Robbie’s podium in Australia and our previous results in Durban, we are very confident ahead of next weekend and looking forward to scoring some good points. Our aim is to finish on the podium and move closer to the teams ahead of us in the championship. We are happy to welcome back Oliver and are sure he is ready for the challenges of the tricky nature of this event.”

Saturday’s qualifying starts at 1415 local time (1215 GMT) with Sunday’s 20 minute Sprint race starting at 1100 local time (Sunday 0900 GMT) and the 70 minute Feature race starting at 1500 local time (1300 GMT).

Sky Sports will broadcast all the live action from Durban from 12 noon on Saturday 23 February on Sky Sports 3 and from 12 noon on Sunday 24 February on Sky Sports 2.

A1 Team Great Britain is partnered by AquaSP, Playseats and Visit Britain.


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