Ronma Solar celebra vitória de Álvaro Cho na Fórmula 4 Brasil em Interlagos

Written by Ingrid Ribeiro Souza

Published on 07/11/2024 at 15:30

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Em corrida marcada por forte chuva e safety car, Álvaro Cho conquista o primeiro lugar em Interlagos, destacando o nome da Ronma Solar em seu país de origem.

A Ronma Solar celebrou a vitória do piloto Álvaro Cho na terceira corrida da etapa de

Interlagos da Fórmula 4 Brasil, realizada junto ao grande prêmio de São Paulo de Fórmula

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Em meio a condições climáticas desafiadoras, com a pista molhada e intervenções do safety car, Cho mostrou talento e determinação ao liderar a prova e garantir o primeiro lugar, seguido de Ethan Nobels e Matheus Comparatto.

A corrida foi marcada por dificuldades devido à forte chuva, com incidentes envolvendo outros pilotos, como Ciro Sobral e Gino Trappa, que ficaram presos na caixa de brita. Apesar das condições, Álvaro Cho manteve a liderança até o fim, demonstrando controle e habilidade.

Para a Ronma Solar, é motivo de orgulho apoiar Cho, um jovem talento de 17 anos que vem se destacando na categoria e que compete em uma das duas únicas competições credenciadas pela Federação Internacional de Automobilismo (FIA), ao lado da Fórmula 1.

“Patrocinar o Álvaro é uma maneira de reafirmarmos nosso compromisso com o futuro, apoiando jovens que, como nós, estão focados em inovação e superação,” destaca Bruno Kovalski, diretor de Marketing da Ronma Solar.

Com o cancelamento da segunda corrida do fim de semana devido às chuvas, a próxima etapa da Fórmula 4 Brasil será realizada em Goiânia, onde Cho e seus concorrentes voltarão às pistas no fim de novembro.

A vitória de Cho repercutiu até na China, país de origem da marca, ressaltando o impacto global de seu desempenho e reforçando os laços entre a Ronma Solar e o automobilismo de base. A repercussão pode ser acessada em https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/9Y6r66aAnJGOFr6aJCN_IQ

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