‘We’ve been rail-roaded,’ say Scuderia Ecosse

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Scuderia Ecosse have questioned the tactics of title favourites AF Corse going into today's FIA GT qualifiers in Adria, Italy. The Lothians-based outfit head into the penultimate round with driver Andrew Kirkaldy hoping to extend his pole position record to eight.
Despite Scuderia's victory in Budapest last time, factory outfit AF Corse look likely to claim the GT2 championship, but team principal Stewart Roden believes the Italians have muscled them out of the title.
Roden said: "Corse see us as a real threat and they know they have to get us out of the way within the first two laps. We've been rail-roaded and it has cost us the championship, basically."
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Scuderia Ecosse have questioned the tactics of title favourites AF Corse going into today's FIA GT qualifiers in Adria, Italy. The Lothians-based outfit head into the penultimate round with driver Andrew Kirkaldy hoping to extend his pole position record to eight.

Despite Scuderia's victory in Budapest last time, factory outfit AF Corse look likely to claim the GT2 championship, but team principal Stewart Roden believes the Italians have muscled them out of the title.
Roden said: "Corse see us as a real threat and they know they have to get us out of the way within the first two laps. We've been rail-roaded and it has cost us the championship, basically."

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