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07 March 2010 @
16:50 GMT - Max Moore
The new Virgin
Racing team will make their debut at Bahrain next Sunday and their
main priority is to finish the race. A good performance is their
second priority, but the team has no data to prepare for the first
race at Bahrain because it will be their first race.
Lucas di Grassi
has never raced in F1 and will make his debut with the new team.
"Of course to finish the race is the biggest priority. Then,
with a good performance. We will be able to do so and I'm not worried
at all. This will come as a result of our work, especially during
these days at Barcelona," he said.
"Performance
in Bahrain will be a different issue; Bahrain is a track that
consumes a lot of brakes, the set-up is very different from here so
we have no data to predict how it is going to be. It's going to be
difficult for us, but the team is up to it, that is for sure,"
he said. |