Paolo Simoncelli makes an announcement about Noah Dettwiler.

Through a statement Paolo Simoncelli commented on the difficult GPs in Australia and Malaysia for the Sic58 Squadra Corse: “They have been suffered transfers, unloaded of results… or rather, not worthy of note. Like a cake that came out a little bad, a doughnut with a hole too small: you don&#8230t feel like eating it. And as for telling, the same rule” applies.

“Nepa is holding on to the last positions, and for us it remains inexplicable– added the mustachioed manager -. I don&#8217t feel like adding more.Lunetta wants to score at any cost: she is in a hurry, she has eagerness … and eagerness is never a good friend. She has to learn to take things in a different spirit, more calmly, for example”.

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Then he made an announcement about Noah Dettwiler: “As you know, Noah Dettwiler was the victim of a serious accident during the Sepang GP. What you may not know is that he would be –indeed, will be, because we are optimistic –our future driver together with O’Gorman. We were supposed to meet soon to put the final signatures, instead he is now still in Malaysia where the icy hand of fate, to us has already shown its authority, to overcome with strength and courage two cardiac arrests, the loss of his spleen and many other difficulties. Don’t give up, Noah! The team is waiting for you. Accidents like this, in the line-up round, should never happen. Already the risk is very high in the race: drivers need to pay more attention, to look around”.

“I felt like going home. Five weeks on the road is a long time… I missed hearing the foundation news, via the ‘gazette Kate’ and eating the healthy, balanced dishes (she puts in little stuff, that’s how she balances them) from Scarlett. However, I was not ready for the Antarctic weather that gave us the ‘welcome back’ to Milan. I don’t know, is a cold like this legal? On Tuesday I will be back in the North at EICMA, and in the evening at our sponsor Dell’Orto’s event, and then I will leave again on Wednesday heading to Portimão…” concluded Simoncelli.