GhostSpeed is also about historic cars, and that is also the case of the historic open wheel cars. For the third time (first internationally) the team will be racing on a F1 1979 championship. Being one of the toughest racing categories around, the GhostSpeed challenge at Legends League will not be easy. At this historic racing series, the team will be lining up with just one driver, but with the mind on the front of the grid.
The challenger will be one of the youngest and most promising Swedish
talent, Douglas Lundberg. Two rounds have already gone, and on his
first race, Douglas couldn’t have given a better impression, as he
scored a win in Jacarepagua.
talent, Douglas Lundberg. Two rounds have already gone, and on his
first race, Douglas couldn’t have given a better impression, as he
scored a win in Jacarepagua.
The Swedish driver missed the first round at the Hermanos Rodriguez track, and would have to make up ground in the Brazilian track. So he did it, and he showed it right in the qualification by getting pole position with a margin above 1.300s to second on the grid.
Race wouldn’t be that smooth, but Douglas managed to get with more or less difficulties is GS powered Brabham BT49 to the first position. He got off in position one, but a small mistake in lap six meaned he had to chase the front runner, which he did latter after some laps. From there on, his main challenge was just maintaining his car on track for the remaining 39 laps.
A great debut for Lundberg, who got a win on his debut for GhostSpeed and on an international stage.
Congratulations!
GSH-BT49
Related resources:
Race Results – Here
Championship Standings – Here
League official webpage – www.legends-league.com
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