RS5 DTM prepares for upcoming Moscow race
28 Jul 2013|2,418 views
With the DTM Moscow Race around the corner, Audi drivers have visited the capital city of Russia on several occasions in the past few months to promote the DTM visit, which gave them the opportunity to intensively experience the enthusiasm of the fans on location. From 2nd August to 4th August, the Audi RS5 DTM and leader of the standings Mike Rockenfeller will make their race debut in Russia.
The DTM's premiere in Russia is a calculation with many unknown quantities. None of the drivers has ever competed in a race at Moscow Raceway and the track layout with a length of only 2.555 kilometres has never been used by any racing series at all. Consequently, there is no experience available with respect to setup or strategy on the third shortest circuit featured on the 2013 DTM calendar. How fast the Audi Sport Teams Abt Sportsline, Phoenix and Rosberg and their drivers will be able to adjust to the new challenge will be a key success factor.
German Audi driver - Mike Rockenfeller - has scored points in each race so far, claimed victory at one round and, at the beginning of the second half of the season, has a two-point advantage over the reigning Champion Bruno Spengler. The DTM has not experienced a season as thrilling and hard to predict as 2013 in a long time, with five different winners in the first five races - a tally like this at the season's midpoint was last seen six years ago.
Tickets for all DTM races of the 2013 season are available at www.audi-motorsport.com/dtm. Fans around the world can watch qualifying and the race live on the DTM's new YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/dtmint.
With the DTM Moscow Race around the corner, Audi drivers have visited the capital city of Russia on several occasions in the past few months to promote the DTM visit, which gave them the opportunity to intensively experience the enthusiasm of the fans on location. From 2nd August to 4th August, the Audi RS5 DTM and leader of the standings Mike Rockenfeller will make their race debut in Russia.
The DTM's premiere in Russia is a calculation with many unknown quantities. None of the drivers has ever competed in a race at Moscow Raceway and the track layout with a length of only 2.555 kilometres has never been used by any racing series at all. Consequently, there is no experience available with respect to setup or strategy on the third shortest circuit featured on the 2013 DTM calendar. How fast the Audi Sport Teams Abt Sportsline, Phoenix and Rosberg and their drivers will be able to adjust to the new challenge will be a key success factor.
German Audi driver - Mike Rockenfeller - has scored points in each race so far, claimed victory at one round and, at the beginning of the second half of the season, has a two-point advantage over the reigning Champion Bruno Spengler. The DTM has not experienced a season as thrilling and hard to predict as 2013 in a long time, with five different winners in the first five races - a tally like this at the season's midpoint was last seen six years ago.
Tickets for all DTM races of the 2013 season are available at www.audi-motorsport.com/dtm. Fans around the world can watch qualifying and the race live on the DTM's new YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/dtmint.
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