The head of Maserati’s motorsport division, Vincent Biard, expressed his satisfaction following the recent competition in the GT2 European Series in Misano, where the Italian company’s vehicles showed promising performance. Despite some setbacks, including a disqualification, the Maseratis achieved important podium positions in the Masters and Pro/Am categories.
In the first race, Antoine Potty started from pole but had to retire while leading, a setback that was compensated by the standout performance of the i4Race, highlighting the competitiveness of Maserati GT2s on demanding circuits like Misano.
Biard emphasized that, despite the challenges, “these were exciting races that yielded four excellent results.” He also mentioned the entry of the GranTurismo Project GT4 into the paddock as a positive factor for the competition. The second race brought the team a strong performance, which leads to high optimism for upcoming competitions.
Looking to the future, Biard stated they hope to have more Maserati GT2 vehicles on the grid, and even fiercer competition at the upcoming events in Zandvoort and Portimao. With Philippe Prette leading the Masters classification, the team is confident in being a significant contender in the Pro/Am class.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
