2018 Italian Touring Car Championship - Page 5

Cinghio44 · 30 Aug 2018, 13:25 (Ref:3847061)

Nicola Baldan’s season could be over after Imola shunt

A bad story, I hope he will return next year to fight again for the title

**FIRE** · 30 Aug 2018, 18:38 (Ref:3847114)

GM10 · 11 Sep 2018, 16:17 (Ref:3849428)

Baldan will be back this weekend at Vallelunga. He will drive a Hyundai by M1RA, because his one is still badly damaged after Imola.

Pellegrini will also drive a Hyundai, still remaining with Target. César Machado will be at the wheel of the Honda but I don't understand if Rodrigues will also be in.

Umai Naa · 11 Sep 2018, 21:37 (Ref:3849491)

Baldan's Pitlane car was written off.

Cinghio44 · 12 Sep 2018, 08:31 (Ref:3849564)

Quote:

Originally Posted by GM10

Baldan will be back this weekend at Vallelunga. .

Ceccon also there with the Alfa of Mulsanne

pimmy · 6 Oct 2018, 13:54 (Ref:3854895)

Monza, where the track is merely a suggestion. Woeful driving all-round.

Umai Naa · 7 Oct 2018, 12:20 (Ref:3855175)

Congratulations to Salvatore Tavano on the championship win.

jsmee · 8 Oct 2018, 12:38 (Ref:3855417)

What happened to the Tipo? Wasnt it due to debut at Vallelunga?

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Umai Naa · 8 Oct 2018, 23:37 (Ref:3855550)

No money?

GM10 · 10 Oct 2018, 16:36 (Ref:3855942)

Good for Tavano, he showed to be fast after a long break. Cupra has also a good talent with Greco, who obtained great results with a DSG car.

Ferrara deserved more, for sure. His Alfa has been a bit unreliable, he had too much technical failures. I hope he will try again next year.

Very bad year for Baldan, since the first race at Imola it was clear that it wouldn't have been a good season.

A bit dissatisfied by Larini and Mugelli, maybe Schmarl could have been done better also. Thumbs up for Bettera instead.

Overall, TCR has finally given us back the Italian Touring Car Championship. Now we have a good championship to watch. A lot of cars, good drivers, good show. Hope for more next year, especially with Subaru and Fiat.

Cinghio44 · 11 Oct 2018, 17:14 (Ref:3856135)

Quote:

Originally Posted by GM10

Good for Tavano, he showed to be fast after a long break. Cupra has also a good talent with Greco, who obtained great results with a DSG car.

Ferrara deserved more, for sure. His Alfa has been a bit unreliable, he had too much technical failures. I hope he will try again next year.

Very bad year for Baldan, since the first race at Imola it was clear that it wouldn't have been a good season.

A bit dissatisfied by Larini and Mugelli, maybe Schmarl could have been done better also. Thumbs up for Bettera instead.

Overall, TCR has finally given us back the Italian Touring Car Championship. Now we have a good championship to watch. A lot of cars, good drivers, good show. Hope for more next year, especially with Subaru and Fiat.

Absolutely a great championship with a lot of good drivers and different cars. It would be better with a bit more racing time. Next year I want see them in Imola

Shame for the Alfa team V-Action, they could win the championship with more luck. Anyway I can accept the Tavano win

He's also a former Alfa driver

**FIRE** · 21 Oct 2018, 19:22 (Ref:3858205)

The series was better than the first season.
Hopefully 2019 will be as good as this season.

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