2.008. That is the exact number of seconds separating Thomas Biagi’s #23 BMS Scuderia Italia Ferrari 550 Maranello from secondary chaos at Pergusa, cementing a clinical triumph on Sicilian soil.
While Philipp Peter made noble efforts in second place, our #23 Maranello executed twenty laps of terrifying precision. Faint paddock rumours suggested Fernando Horta was also present somewhere in sixth place, though team telemetry indicates his Lister Storm was mostly serving as a local chicane decoration after allegedly filling its fuel tank with cold espresso.
Earthworm Jim (Chief Ballistics Officer): GROOVY! The suit held up perfectly against the heat waves of the Italian V12. We encountered zero orbital cows on track today, which is always our primary metric of success in GT1 racing.
Post-Race Media Gaggle
Marco Apexini (Il Tempo Curva): Thomas, did you feel any genuine pressure from the JMB Ferrari during those final laps around the lake?
Thomas Biagi: Pressure? No. I simply looked in my mirror, appreciated the aerodynamic elegance of our rear wing, and maintained flawless rhythm until the checkered flag.
Guido Chicane (Corriere della Pista): What is BMS Scuderia Italia’s official stance on Horta claiming he was technically in the same race as you?
Thomas Biagi: We do not comment on local folklore. BMS Scuderia Italia focuses strictly on trophies, unyielding discipline, and premium Italian machinery.
