Liuzzi continues to nurture future F1 plans
16 July, 2012
Jul.16 (GMM) Vitantonio Liuzzi has warned the Formula 1 world to watch closely the next moves in his career, as he has not thrown in the towel on continuing at the pinnacle of motorsport.
Despite having a contract, the 30-year-old Italian was dropped by Force India at the end of 2010, and forced to rescue his grand prix career with move to HRT.
But, again for 2012, he was replaced despite having a valid contract, and has since been racing in the new International Superstars series.
He told Italy’s Autosprint: “I have not given up on Formula One as I am yet to show everything I have.
“The tough economic times are not helpful, but something could happen in two or three months.
“I have stayed connected with HRT as a test driver. Maybe something will come up by the end of the season,” said Liuzzi.
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Give him Nahrain’s seat. At least Liuzzi has shown he has proper F1 pace in his career.