Photo by: GP2 Media Service
After the good performance achieved last weekend at Hockenheim, Ocean Racing Technology had no time to rest and headed straight to the Hungaroring track in Budapest for the next round of the GP2 Series which takes place on the 28th and 29th of July.
Ocean Racing Technology proved to be more competitive in the second half of the season, securing two point-finishes in Germany and achieving their best qualifying of the season with a third position. The team aspires to maintain their momentum in order to get another run of good results.
Nigel Melker made a quantum leap in performance and considering the very particular Hungaroring circuit, he does not hide his ambition: "I can always do better. But I know it will be a demanding weekend. I need to analyze the track configuration and meet with the team for the best set-up of the car. For sure, I want to score more points for the driver and team Championships," he said.
Victor Guerin has noticeably evolved since his debut in the GP2 Series and he hopes that a visit to a track that he already knows, will give him an advantage: "The main concern is to have a good qualifying. It is very important for the outcome of the races to start with a good place on the grid. Then if we can put it all together, which we did in one race only, I'm sure I'll get some good points. It's just a matter of time," concluded the Brazilian.
Source: Ocean Racing Technology
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