Marco and Bruno Bulacia had a good start in the Portugal rally, fourth date of the world calendar (WRC).
Both Bolivian drivers, from the WRC2 Junior category, they placed in the top five of the 3km super special.
Marco, who runs for the Skoda team, was first with a time of 3 minutes and 05 seconds on the course and Bruno was fourth with 3′.07”.8c.
“Everything has gone well. We wanted to check the car thinking about tomorrow’s stage Friday -where we will not have intermediate assistance- only change of tyres”, said Bruno, who in the season classification, after three tests, ranks 21st in the WRC2 Open and eighth in the WRC Junior.
Marco has not scored so far in WRC2but is in 13th place in the Junior.
The first stage of the competition will be run this Friday and will have a route of 122 kilometers.
Marco and Bruno Bulacia had a good start in the Portugal rally, fourth date of the world calendar (WRC).
Both Bolivian drivers, from the WRC2 Junior category, they placed in the top five of the 3km super special.
Marco, who runs for the Skoda team, was first with a time of 3 minutes and 05 seconds on the course and Bruno was fourth with 3′.07”.8c.
“Everything has gone well. We wanted to check the car thinking about tomorrow’s stage Friday -where we will not have intermediate assistance- only change of tyres”, said Bruno, who in the season classification, after three tests, ranks 21st in the WRC2 Open and eighth in the WRC Junior.
Marco has not scored so far in WRC2but is in 13th place in the Junior.
The first stage of the competition will be run this Friday and will have a route of 122 kilometers.
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