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Renault Sport Technologies Tél. : +33 (0)1 76 82 82 00 Z.A. Courtaboeuf Fax. : 33 (0)1 76 82 83 75 14, avenue des Tropiques Internet : www.renault- 91 978 Courtaboeuf Cedex - France sport.com 2010 WSR Magazine # 08 HOCKENHEIM - Running order FINAL SCRIPT Duration: 25’52” Part 1 (11’38”) Opening titles Opening clip Highlights: FR 2.0 Race 1 Feature: The WSR is back and the road and ready to prepare the future. Highlights: FR 2.0 Race 2 Feature: The F4 team spirit Jingle break Part 2 (6’55”) Highlights: FR 3.5 Race 1 Feature: Aleshin versus Ricciardo at the FR 3.5 top Highlights: FR 3.5 Race 2 Part 3 (7’59”) Highlights: Megane Trophy Race 1 Feature: Megane drivers visiting the WSR entertainment areas Highlights: Megane Trophy Race 2 Closing clip Closing titles 2010 WSR Magazine # 08 HOCKENHEIM - Running order FINAL SCRIPT Duration: 25’52” Part 1 (11’38”) 00’00 ” Opening titles 00’20 ” Opening clip VO: Holidays and summer break off, the World Series by Renault Show is back in action after a two months’ pause. Welcome in Hockenheim, the German “Temple of speed” - visiting for the first time by the WSR –this meeting could prove for the competitors to be a decisive turning point in the race for the respective titles, action! 00’43 ” Jingle break Highlights: FR 2.0 Race 1 00’48” VO: Championship leader Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) is on pole position. Korjus takes the lead at the start, followed by Aaro Vainio #7 Renault Sport Technologies Tél. : +33 (0)1 76 82 82 00 Z.A. Courtaboeuf Fax. : 33 (0)1 76 82 83 75 14, avenue des Tropiques Internet : www.renault- 91 978 Courtaboeuf Cedex - France sport.com (Tech 1 Racing). Incredible fight for 3 rd place between Arthur Pic #5 (Tech 1 Racing) and Bart Hylkema #26 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport). 25’ race + 1 lap. 01’15” 1st Retirement of the race for Jukka Honkavuori #29 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) 01’18” Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) is a quiet leader. 01’22 ”André Negrao #17 (Cram Motorsport) in difficulties. 01’28” Brice Bosi #31 (Boetti Racing Team) crashed after this contact with Daniel De Jong #10 (MP Motorsport). 01’37” 15 th lap, 2 before the end, Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing) is came back in the mirrors of Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport). 01’42 ”Luciano Bacheta #18 (Interwetten) – Third man of the championship, fighting unfortunately in the pack the whole race for an anonymous 13 th place… 01’56” Last lap, Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing) continuing his come back on Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) but finnish driver made a mistake… 02’07” Fifth win of the season for Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) in front of Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing) and Arthur Pic #5 (Tech 1 Racing). 02’12 ” #28 / ITW Kévin Korjus (EST) – Koiranen Bros Motorsport (Language: English) “ The beginning of the race was really good, we had, I think, till the half of the race, we had always the same gap with Aaro. Then I made a mistake and he was very behind me, and then he made also a mistake, that I thought it’s OK, I take it easy, too easy then he catch me again, so finally it wasn’t easy! ” 02’37” Podium ceremony 02’43” FR 2.0 Race 1 Classification 02’50 ” Jingle break Feature: The WSR is back and the road and ready to prepare the future. 02’55” VO: The 7 th WSR weekend of the season is held this year in Hockenheim. The meetings are always a great success. 3 race week ends from the end of the championship, we met Remi Deconinck who tell us about the German meeting and its first venue on the track of the Geman F1 GP. 03’10 ” ITW Remi Deconinck (FRA) – General Director Renault Sport Technologies. Renault Sport Technologies Tél. : +33 (0)1 76 82 82 00 Z.A. Courtaboeuf Fax. : 33 (0)1 76 82 83 75 14, avenue des Tropiques Internet : www.renault- 91 978 Courtaboeuf Cedex - France sport.com “This is our new circuit this year, it is the first time we are in Hockenheim. After a few meetings in the Nurburgring circuit, we arrive on this international circuit, very well known with great infrastructures. The weather looks very good today. I thing it will be a great success and it gives to Germany another great place, with the Nurburgring, to welcome the WSR and until now, all is great .” 03’46” VO: The last meeting held on the Hungaroring track was nearly 2 months ago. After the vacation, the drivers, the teams are back on duty to race. In each categories, the fight is hard and especially in the top category, the FR 3.5. 04’00 ” ITW Remi Deconinck (FRA) – General Director Renault Sport Technologies. (Language: French) “There is a lot of competition in the championship. We can see that the challengers do not give up. We thought some championships were nearly done but not at all. For instant, Daniel Riccardo is back very closely to Aleshin, the leader in the Formula Renault 3.5. May be Hockenheim will be the turning point of the championship. Whatever happens, in the end of the season, we will have great champions. 3 meetings before the end, all can happen in the various championships, the Formula 3.5, in the Formula 2.0, in the Megane Trophy .” 04’38” VO: Years after years, the World Series by Renault remains a great success in each country visited. For the 2011 season and the future of the WSR, the working ingredients remain the same with some new ideas. 04’53 ” ITW Remi Deconinck (FRA) – General Director Renault Sport Technologies. “Renault is currently building a very strong and solid event in the Motor racing industry with its link with Formula 1. That is very important and that will continue no matter what. We don’t stop working on this concept in order to improve it. We will keep the basics but bring some new evolutions with more competitions, more races but also more opportunity in the entertainment areas, which could be great, add to motor Racing. We bring musical shows now, other sportive events with bikes. For the next season, we will offer some more great surprise .” 05’37 ” Conclusion - Do not Talk 05’52 ” Jingle break Highlights: FR 2.0 Race 2 05’57” VO: Championship leader Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) is on pole position. At the start, Korjus keeps the lead at the start, followed by Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing). Incredible fight for 3 rd place between Arthur Pic #5 (Tech 1 Racing) and Javier Tarancon # 2 (Epsilon Euskadi). At turn 2, no crash in the queue of the race. 25’ race + 1 lap. 06’20” 1st Retirement of the race. The weekend is finished for Giovanni Venturini #3 (Team Epsilon Euskadi) due to #62 Kevin Mirocha (SL formula) who span in front of him. Renault Sport Technologies Tél. : +33 (0)1 76 82 82 00 Z.A. Courtaboeuf Fax. : 33 (0)1 76 82 83 75 14, avenue des Tropiques Internet : www.renault- 91 978 Courtaboeuf Cedex - France sport.com 06’29” Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) is leading the race. He is a small advantage on his rival Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing) who on P2. Behind, the fight is hard for 3 rd place between Arthur Pic #5 (Tech 1 Racing) and Tarançon # 2(Koiranen Bros Motorsport). Finally, Arthur Pic #5 (Tech 1 Racing) will stay in front of Tarançon # 2 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport). 06’39” Tough battle for P5 between Luciano Bacheta #18 (Interwetten) and Ludwig Ghuidi #63 (Keo team). 06’58” Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) is leading the race in front of Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing). 07’03” Behind the leaders, the fight for P11 is stopped in the gravel for two team mates: Miki Weckstrom #27 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) and Jukka Honkavuori #29 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) 07’08” In the end of the race…still some accident. In the hairpin of the track. Giovanni Venturini #3 (Team Epsilon Euskadi), Alex Riberas #4 (Team Epsilon Euskadi), 07’14” At the end of the race, Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing) is back on the leader Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport). The two drivers nearly touched but Korjus stays strongly but fairly ahead. 07’18” After 17 laps, Kevin Korjus # 28 (Koiranen Bros Motorsport) is crossing the finish line with 0.4 seconds in front of Aaro Vainio #7 (Tech 1 Racing). 07’22” FR 2.0 Race 2 Classification 07’28 ” #28 / ITW Kévin Korjus (EST) – Koiranen Bros Motorsport (Language: English) “In the beginning of the race, it was quite well. I had the same speed with Aaro but I was maybe 1 second ahead. But last 10 minutes, my tires went really hot. Maybe I pushed a bit too hard in the beginning of the race and it was very hard to keep Aaron behind me. 07’44” Podium Ceremony 07’50” Championship Classification 07’57 ” Jingle break Feature: the F4 team spirit 08’02 ” Opening Clip – Do Not Talk 08’07” VO: Be collective in a personal Motorsport world, here is one of the major key of the Auto Sport Academy program… Renault Sport Technologies Tél. : +33 (0)1 76 82 82 00 Z.A. Courtaboeuf Fax. : 33 (0)1 76 82 83 75 14, avenue des Tropiques Internet : www.renault- 91 978 Courtaboeuf Cedex - France sport.com 08’12” To understand the F4 team spirit, an early get up is necessary… discovery! 08’19 ” ITW Frédéric Champagnac - Auto Sport Academy Sporting Manager “Since the morning we are starting to occupied them, it is nearly 7 o’clock.