Circuit de Catalunya Barcelona, November 1, 2014.- Fernando Monje and Fabian Hamprecht (Audi R8 LMS) could not finish the race 70 'of the International GT Open event this weekend takes place at the Circuit de Barcelona -Catalonia, suffering a ruptured transmission element that has forced them to leave.

Fernando Monje, in 2012 European Touring Car Champion proclaimed 19 years, earning the country the FIA Cup Nations framework reappears in the last test scoring for this international contest Grand Touring.

In qualifying for the first race, which took place this morning and has made Hamprecht Fabian, the German driver has completed the round in 6th and 3rd absolute position of GTS, which has allowed out to competition from third row of the grid, taking turns to mid-career pilots.

Hamprecht has done his stint at a good pace, very regular, giving the vehicle a Monk in 7th absolute position. The pilot chic & basic initiated an excellent progression recovering 6th place in four rounds and attacking other Audi R8 LMS Novadriver, led by Aditya Patel, but about 11 laps yielded some element of the transmission, which has him forced to retire.

Fernando Monje: 'It was real bad luck because we could have taken an early two-seater GTS, but will have to wait until tomorrow. This time I will be playing my first make out qualifying and the race. I'm very attuned to Fabian, is helping me a lot to understand the Audi; I am very hopeful that things will work better. '

The final meeting of the International GT Open will be played this Sunday at 14h in a second run to 60 '.