Viralterkini.idMonza – The GT World Challenge Europe (GTWCE) Endurance Cup race at the Monza Circuit, Italy, Sunday (31/5), was full of drama from the first lap. Successive accidents that occurred shortly after the start made the competition difficult to predict until the finish line.
The incident started at the first corner of Monza, which is narrow and packed with dozens of high-speed cars. A collision between the Mercedes belonging to the Getspeed team #17 and Ferrari AF Corse #51 triggered a chain collision involving a number of cars. One of the biggest victims was the #64 Ford HRT, which previously performed brilliantly by taking pole position. As a result of this incident, the Safety Car was immediately deployed to neutralize the race.
In the midst of this chaos, Sean Gelael, who was the opening rider for AF Corse #50, managed to avoid an incident. The Indonesian racer even gained an advantage by moving up three positions from the 12th starting position.
Not just relying on luck, Sean showed impressive performance by continuing to overtake his rivals. Gradually he moved up from ninth position, then seventh, then sixth, until finally he managed to reach third place in the Pro class before handing over the wheel to Lilou Wadoux.
Wadoux continues the positive trend of the AF Corse #50 team. Even though the race was temporarily stopped several times via Full Course Yellow (FCY) and Safety Car due to a number of incidents on the track, the French racer was able to keep the car competitive and remain in the top four positions in the Pro class.
In the final stint, Arthur Leclerc took over the wheel. However, the racing conditions were repeatedly neutralized, making opportunities to improve one’s position very limited. The race even ended under the supervision of a Safety Car. Leclerc finally brought the Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo AF Corse #50 to finish in sixth position.
This result is still considered positive considering that AF Corse #50 started the race from a less than ideal position and managed to avoid various incidents that occurred throughout the race. Sean, Wadoux and Leclerc also succeeded in keeping their Ferrari car intact until the end of the race.
Interestingly, the winner of the race at Monza actually came from the Silver class. The Tressor Attempto Racing #66 team using Audi managed to emerge as the overall champion, beating the participants from the Pro and Gold classes who had been the main favorites.
After Monza, the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup will enter the most prestigious series this season, namely the 24 Hours of Spa race in Belgium at the end of June. Sean Gelael will appear again with support from KFC Indonesia, Pertamax Turbo, Pertamina Fastron, and Telkomsel in his efforts to achieve the best results in the most prestigious endurance event. (ma)
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