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March 20, 2010
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Just 5 days to the start of the season, and it is time for the second instalment of the 2010 GPVWC Superleague Season Preview. After Nordsjoen Racing and Woods Racing yesterday, today is the turn of two more teams that will take part in the season opener in Melbourne. Today's teams are CSG Racing and Synergetic Motorsport.
CSG Racing
CSG comes into 2010 with the unprecedented score of 5 wins out of 5 races - without any doubt proof of the quality the car/driver package found at the end of last season. Lee Morris was the absolute dominator of the final races of 2009, setting pole positions, fastest laps and almost effortlessly winning event after event, even though the likes of Consiglio and Tanskanen put him under prssure in occasions such as Valencia and Singapore. The new season started well for the English team, with their star driver topping the timesheets in Jerez, but reduced attendance in the following tests, matched with the inability to sign a top-end engine deal, could hinder the progress of the outfit. Nonetheless, the well-tested pairing of Morris and Nick Rowland taking to the grid in Melbourne is enough to place this team firmly among the ones to watch in 2010.
Drivers:
Lee Morris: outstanding in 2009, where he won all five races he took part in, Morris comes into 2010 as the most expensive driver on the market (
CSG Racing
CSG comes into 2010 with the unprecedented score of 5 wins out of 5 races - without any doubt proof of the quality the car/driver package found at the end of last season. Lee Morris was the absolute dominator of the final races of 2009, setting pole positions, fastest laps and almost effortlessly winning event after event, even though the likes of Consiglio and Tanskanen put him under prssure in occasions such as Valencia and Singapore. The new season started well for the English team, with their star driver topping the timesheets in Jerez, but reduced attendance in the following tests, matched with the inability to sign a top-end engine deal, could hinder the progress of the outfit. Nonetheless, the well-tested pairing of Morris and Nick Rowland taking to the grid in Melbourne is enough to place this team firmly among the ones to watch in 2010.
Drivers:
Lee Morris: outstanding in 2009, where he won all five races he took part in, Morris comes into 2010 as the most expensive driver on the market (
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