TRILUX AMG Precision Motorsport Score Third Consecutive Win in Brazil

Qualifying:

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Pos	#	Driver	Constructor	Time
1	27	Jules Bianchi		1:06.585
2	64	Dave Cassidy		1:06.692
3	96	Diego Álvarez Torrente		1:06.771
4	33	Salvatore Miccoli		1:06.822
5	55	Santiago Urrutia		1:06.896
6	6	Artem Markelov		1:06.934
7	47	Lando Norris		1:07.004
8	73	Daniel Melrose		1:07.004
9	3	Marvin Kirchhöfer		1:07.092
10	7	Charles Leclerc		1:07.122

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After a blazing hot Australian Grand Prix, temperatures barely dropped for the Brazilian Grand Prix at the Autódromo Internacional Orlando Moura, peaking at 36°C air temperature. With the heat, fans were hoping for a great race.

Whilst qualifying saw a close brawl between Precision and Ferrari, the race pace of the black AMG-powered race cars proved superior, with Ferrari forced to focus on trying to keep their forward-pushing rivals behind them in check.

Jules Bianchi was the first to get by the Ferraris and build a major lead. Unfortunately, the heat got to him and a minor error ended up costing him not only the win, but also a chance at a top 5 finish in a year where those are crucial.

Artem Markelov had another great race, he is really profiting from the new BR Mansell car and can push as hard as a driver of his skill should be able to. Pastor Maldonado and Daniel Melrose scored their first points of 2020 as well.

Race:

Results not available.

Fastest Lap:

Diego Álvarez Torrente – 1:09.284

Infinite Improbability Drive Of The Race:

Ferrari – they could possibly be for real this season.

Reject Of The Race:

Caterham-Judd – trying a two-stopper at this race was simply insane.