Johnny Cecotto Jr. DNF

Trident Racing and Adrian Zaugg scored an extremely valuable podium finish at the end of the 6th GP2 Main Series round of 2010 at Hockenheim. The South African driver, who took off from the front row, ran fast and consistent in an almost flawless race, scoring an incredibly high-profile results.

Johnny Cecotto was once again less lucky, as he was slowed down in the midpack before a crash ended his race after 14 laps. The Venezuelan is set for an early revenge in a few days, as he'll be back, together with the rest of the GP2 pack, at the Hungaroring.

Adrian Zaugg. “Today's one has been one of my best this season. We worked hard on any aspect together with my engineer, and I think everything worked out great. I took the lead at the start, but I've been fighting together with cold tires. I also locked up them, damaging the tread. When Perez came behind me, I couldn't do nothing to protect myself, he was so fast, while I haven't had any problem to keep Bianchi behind. I'm glad and I feel really rewarded to have been able to score a podium finish. The job done with the team has been great too, and I'm sure we'll be in the game at Budapest too”

Johnny Cecotto Jr. “Today's race was really tough too. I took off from the back and I found myself in the middle of a multi-car battle. My car was fast, but the contact with Gonzales literally terminated my race with 10 to go.”