SG28 Racing will, for the first time since the beginning of the project in NASCAR Brazil, have a home race. The sixth round of the season takes place next weekend at the Ayrton Senna Autodrome in Londrina, raising the expectations of the Paraná team for good results with Bruna Tomaselli and Tata Calderón.
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Vice-leader of the Challenge category, Bruna arrives motivated after securing one win and two podiums this season. For the Santa Catarina native, racing in Londrina will be an important opportunity;
“I arrive very excited because it is the SG28 Racing home round and because I can count on “professor” Carlos SG for tips on the track he knows very well. I am sure he will help us a lot and we will have a great race. We have just over half of the championship completed and good chances to fight for the title,” says the driver.
Bruna also highlights the return to mixed circuits after the race on the Cuiabá trioval. “This changes strategies and makes the competition fiercer,” points out the driver.
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For Carlos SG, the home race increases motivation but also the responsibility for results: “Racing at home is always good, being close to family and friends. However, it greatly increases the responsibility for results. But I am sure the girls will represent SG28 Racing very well on the track and achieve great results. It will be a brilliant week for us,” he commented.
Tata Calderón is also looking to maintain her progress this season and secure her second podium. The Colombian will also pay tribute to the victims of the earthquake in her country and will compete for the first time in a race at the Londrina circuit.
“I will race with my heart in Colombia. I want to honor all those who are rebuilding their lives. It will be my first time on the Londrina track, which is the home of SG28 Racing. This motivates me even more. From what I saw in simulator training, it is a technical track, old school style, and that enchants me,” said the driver.
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