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News from the Formula E paddock in Misano |
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ABT CUPRA narrowly misses out on more points in Saturday’s race
ABT CUPRA missed out on scoring more points in Saturday’s Formula E race in Misano, Italy: After 28 laps, Lucas di Grassi and Nico Müller finished in eleventh and twelfth place, just missing the top ten. In a race dominated by energy management and rising battery temperatures, both drivers battled in the midfield throughout the race, but were unable to make up many positions in the closing stages. Müller’s fourth-place qualifying result in the morning was the team’s best of the season so far. The second race at Misano will start on Sunday at 3 p.m.
Tim Tramnitz impresses in rookie test on Friday
Tim Tramnitz once again left a strong impression in his second Formula E appearance. The 19-year-old German completed a half-hour free practice session in Lucas di Grassi’s car on Friday. As well as setting the fourth-fastest time in the rookie field, Tramnitz also provided valuable feedback to the two regular drivers. “It was great fun to work with the team again and to sit in the Formula E car,” said Tramnitz, who is competing in Formula 3 this season as a Red Bull Junior in the Formula 1 supporting programme. On Monday after the race in Berlin (13 May) Tramnitz will complete a full day of testing for ABT CUPRA.
Nico Müller and Lucas di Grassi as a double team on the padel court
A welcome change for Nico Müller and Lucas di Grassi between the many meetings and sessions: on Friday evening the teammates proved that they are also a strong team on the padel court. Partner CUPRA set up the court in the Formula E paddock at Misano, creating a real hotspot for drivers, fans and the Formula E family. The courts will be open to fans throughout the weekend.
Positive feedback after setting the course for ABT’s Formula E future
On Thursday, ABT announced that from the coming season they will be racing with a powertrain from the newly registered manufacturer Lola Cars, which is currently being developed together with the Yamaha Motor Company. Both Lola Motorsport Director Mark Preston, who is in the paddock this weekend, and ABT CEO Thomas Biermaier received a lot of positive feedback following the announcement of the exciting joint project.
Happy birthday, Harry Unflath!
Harry Unflath is celebrating his birthday this year in the paddock at Misano. The Head of Sports Marketing at ABT is attending the two races in Italy together with the CEO of the ABT Group, Hans-Jürgen Abt, and representatives of the brand’s motorsport programme sponsors. CUPRA is also prominently represented with Board Member Dr. Werner Tietz, Head of Motorsport Xavi Serra and 20 guests
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Mark Schneider |
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Phone: +49 (0)831-571 40 58 |
Phone: +49 (0)172 411 5378 |
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Email: media@abt-sportsline.de |
Email: mark.schneider@speedpool.com |
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Company profile of ABT Sportsline
As the world’s largest specialist for automotive aftermarket and performance parts for the Audi, VW, Lamborghini, Seat, CUPRA and Skoda brands, the name ABT Sportsline is world-renowned. The product line ranges from more engine power to body kits, over suspensions and interior design, to an extensive collection of alloy wheels. However, the Bavaria-based company, which has its roots in 1896, stands for much more. Today, several attractive subsidiaries with a total of 210 employees join forces under the umbrella of the ABT Group. In doing so, they elegantly combine innovation and tradition. When it comes to drivetrain technology, the German company always has its finger on the pulse of the times: through ABT e-Line GmbH, the areas of electric and alternative mobility are covered as a further strong pillar of the company. And of course ABT Sportsline also stands for top-level motorsport, as it always has. This is demonstrated by the success story in the DTM, which continues right up to the present day, as well as the current involvement in the forward-looking electric racing series Formula E.
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