Esteban Gutierrez

Lausitz, Germany – All set to face an adrenaline loaded weekend is the Mexican driver Esteban Manuel Gutierrez Gutierrez, who drives for the French team ART Grand Prix, and who will participate in the third and fourth races of this year’s F3 Euroseries season.

The event will take place at the Lausitz EuroSpeedway, located about 137 kilometer from Berlin, where the young driver of car #23 will seek to put the name of his country Mexico on the top by applying what he learned on the first two races.

“The weekend will be very interesting as I get better used to the car and my physical preparation improves as well. I will continue adapting to the car and am looking forward to know the Lausitz track, in which I have never driven before.

The good thing is I am getting more experienced and all I can learn will be of help for my career”.

“I hope I can bring good news by giving my best and believing that things will continue to improve”, said Esteban Gutierrez.

After the first two events at Hockenheim, Germany, the driver from Monterrey, Mexico, got out with a valuable learning, since, even though he did not finish the second race because of a contact with another car on the second turn of the first lap, Esteban did a great start and overtook about 3 to 5 cars.

Gutierrez did 15 laps which he used for testing, and even with a damaged suspension he was able to clock some good times that made evident his progress in this series.

Esteban Gutierrez thanks his sponsors Multigama, DeAcero, Telmex, Alpinestars, and Bell for their support to make this project become a reality.

Also, the young driver thanks Telmex for getting involved in the mission of bringing Mexico back to the first pages of world class motorsports.

Starting this weekend, Formula 3 Euroseries will be broadcasted by Multimedios TV of Monterrey and other cities of the same region. We want to thank the support of the Formula 3 Euroseries and Multimedios Television for making this possible.

Esteban has become the first Mexican driver who participates in the European series, and Multimedios TV is now the first Mexican broadcaster that will air the F3 Euroseries events in its seventh year of existance. Both Esteban and Multimedios are first to bring world attention to the Mexican motorsports scenario.

The races will be aired on the following channels and times:

Canal 64 open TV (Monterrey and other regions to be confirmed)
Canal 27 Cablevision Basico (Monterrey and other regions to be confirmed)
Canal 405 Cablevision Digital (Monterrey and other regions to be confirmed)

TV Schedule:
Saturday, May 30th - 4:00pm - 5:00pm (Mexico Central Time) – Race 3
Sunday, May 31st - 4:00pm - 5:00pm (Mexico Central Time) – Race 4

Official Calendar for the 2009 Formula 3 Euroseries 2009:

May 15-17 – Races 1 & 2 - Hockenheim, Germany
May 29-31 - Races 3 & 4 - Lausitz, Germany
June 26-28 - Races 5 & 6 - Norisring, Germany
July 17-19 - Races 7 & 8 - Zandvoort, Netherlands
July 31-August 2 - Races 9 & 10 - Oschersleben, Germany
August 14-16 - Races 11 & 12 - Nurburg, Germany
September 4-6 - Races 13 & 14 - Brands Hatch, UK
September 18-20 - Races 15 & 16 - Barcelona, Spain
October 9-11 - Races 17 & 18 - Dijon, France
October 23-25 - Races 19 & 20 - Hockenheim, Germany

Race track website: www.eurospeedway.de
Track lenght: 3.478 km
Track record for Formula 3 Euroseries: Kazuki Nakajima (Dallara F305 Mercedes), 1m 15.576s (2006)
Pole position 2008: No race was held on this track in 2008
Previous winners: 2005 Hamilton / Hamilton - 2006 Guerrieri / Nakajima

Live timing will be available at: www.estebangtz.com

For more information about Esteban Gutierrez, the ART Grand Prix team, the Formula 3 Euroseries, or sponsors Multigama, DeAcero, Telmex, Alpinestars and Bell, visit their official websites at: www.estebangtz.com, www.art-grandprix.com, www.f3euroseries.com, www.deacero.com, www.telmex.com, www.alpinestars.com, www.bellsports.com.