A deal was made sending David Greco to Twister-Racing and loaning Twister-Racing driver Dennis Hirrle (2nd place in 2009) to Ghost Speed Racing.
David Greco will team up with Twister-Racing driver Bruno Marques in the Formula-SimRacing World Championship series
2009 championship runner-up Twister-Racing driver Dennis Hirrle will be on loan to GhostSpeed racing . We're excited to see Dennis back on the racing track. Dennis will continue to help develop the Twister-Racing TR010 car.
Twister-Racing WC driver Domagoj Malezic remains on the team but will be taking time off from racing due to personal commitments
Quote from Team Owner Phillip Estrada " We are very happy to be able to secure the services of David Greco. David comes to the team with a tremendous amount of experience and a good attitude. He fits right in with the team and we're all looking forward to helping him because we know he'll help us
Twister-Racing keeps 1st place in the Formula-SimRacing Constructors Championship
Twister-Racing driver Bruno Marques takes pole and grabs his first victory of the season in Turkey
With an awesome display of car control Bruno Marques assured himself a victory in the Turkish Grand Prix overtaking the the race leader in the final set of turns on the last lap.
Filling in for Twister-Racing driver Domagoj Malezic was World Series driver Lukas Euler positioning himself 6th on the grid in his WC debut.
Twister-Racing / SB Motosports driver Mikko Puumalainen was on the podium with Bruno finishing the Turkish Grand Prix in 3rd place.
Twister-Racing / SB Motosports driver Karol Poniatowski finished the Turkish Grand Prix in 6th place but could have easily finished in 4th or 5th had it not been for some unfortunate incidents in the final laps.
Twister-Racing starts where it left off in the 2009 season, on top of the driver's and team championship.
Three races in to the season, with consecutive and consistent top 4 finishes of each driver ,Twister-Racing leads the Constructor's championship.
Twister-Racing driver Domagoj Malezic (Croatia) leads the driver's championship as the current top driver in Formula-Sim racing. With three races in to the season malezic has collected two podiums. A P2 in Bahrain and a race win (P1)in Australia.
Right behind Malezic and helping out the team in all aspects of competition is the three time consecutive FSR champion Bruno Marques (Portugal) with a P4 in Bahrain, a P2 in Australia (Twister-Racing one, two finish), and a P4 in China.