Having been in Monza last weekend for the then second round of the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup Series, there they suffered two separate incidences where one of their Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT3 Evo’s was serious damaged – one for Antoine Potty in Free Practice and another for Kobe Pauwel at the start of Sunday’s race.
Returning to the German based series with two such cars for both Gilles Magnus and Nicolas Baert, we assume that they have either repaired what they needed to in-between series this week or that they have enough cars to go around.
Zandvoort will be another challenging round for the young duo within both the #7 and #8 entries as even twenty GT3 cars around the Dutch coastal circuit will no doubt bring along more accident and incident along the way.
From a performance point of view, the previous round from the Lausitzring two weeks ago saw promise developing after the first-round calamity so we will wait to see just what the two Aston drivers can do this weekend.
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