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PRACTICE

QUALIFYING

RACE

TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH

08.APR
Report from the Long Beach Race

Like his results in qualifying, Max Wilson's finishing position in today's race wasn't truly reflective of how well he had run.
 

Max leads a group of cars under the Firestone bridge during Sunday's Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

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He started and finished the race in 21st spot after a pair of on track incidents prevented him from finishing higher.

"At the beginning of the race the car was good, but later I was struggling a little bit with down shifting of gears and when I tried to go from third to second, I did from third to first," said the rookie from Brazil. "That's why I went wide on Turn 9 and I hit the tire barrier on lap 19. I was able to pit and my crew did a superb job replacing the rear wing. We were doing well, trying to regain positions. Later, with one lap to go, one of my shoe laces was stuck in the pedals and I slid into the run off on turn 8."

Obviously his shoelaces will not cause such a problem again.

RACE
1.  Helio Castroneves 1:52:17.109
2.  Cristiano da Matta 1:52:18.313
3.  Gil de Ferran 1:52:19.566
21.  Max Wilson 1:50:27.245
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