DAMS all set to defend its titles in 2013 with Ericsson and Richelmi
Richelmi is ready for the 2013 season with the experience gained in the GP2 past season and a great career in the most important formulas.
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After the last GP2 collective test in Jerez, Stéphane Richelmi chooses the team for the 2013 season in the GP2 Series championship.
The agreement took place with DAMS team, that in the last two years it won consecutively the Drivers' title with Grosjean in 2011 and with Valsecchi in 2012, the year in which it was confirmed also leader in the team classification.
With 20 drivers in Formula 1 in more than 20 years in the world of Motorsport, DAMS wanted to continue this path of great success focusing on a young driver who combines talent and experience, and the team has presented Stéphane Richelmi for the next season, with Marcus Ericsson.
Both have experience in GP2 and they're bringing us a perfect combination of maturity and fieriness. I'm convinced that we're going to enjoy another great season in GP2 with them "
Richelmi is ready for the 2013 season with the experience gained in the GP2 past season and a great career in the most important formulas.
"I'm very happy and very proud to be a part of the DAMS family - says the monegasque driver - I did my best in winter test session and when I was with DAMS I found a high level of professionalism combined with a very pleasant ambience. During the season, I will fight to gain the best results."
Source: Stephane Richelmi
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