The new Hispania Racing Team (formerly Campos), a challenger for this 2010 season, unveiled its car this Thursday, just under a week before the first Grand Prix, in Bahrain.<\/p>\n
The single-seater, just out of the factory, has undergone no testing. Therefore, reliability could not be tested, and the latest parts, added at a lower cost, result in an excess of 20 kilos in the single-seater compared to what the manufacturer intended.<\/p>\n
This is none other than Dallara, based in Italy, which, after a long period of financial uncertainty, built the Campos F1 car before it was purchased to become Hispania Racing Team.<\/p>\n
The team has also confirmed its two drivers: Karun Chandhok and his partner Bruno Senna, who seems confident about the team’s future results.<\/p>\n
It should be noted that the car will only undergo its first tests on Friday during the free practice sessions of the first Grand Prix of the season, which implies a possible delay for this new entry in Formula 1.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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