 his ia a special part of my page on which I'm
gonna write everything about a friend of mine who drives in the Croatian Championship...
He is young and talented and he needs sponsors so if you know anyone or you could be a
sponsor let me know... Now I offer you his biography and my fav pics of him... Girls don't
go drooling, I have to do that first... *lol*...
 omagoj
Jurcic was born on May 16th 1978 in Rijeka. He is a member of Rijekas' auto-moto club
"KVARNER". Domagoj is a student at the University of Rijeka and he is majoring
in mathematics and computer science.
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August 1997 he took part in a program of one of the most famous racing schools in the
world "HENRY MORROGH RACING SCHOOL", which has 15 drivers, ex students, who got
the chance to prove their knowledge and skills in Formula 1.
 x students who arrived in Formula 1:
EDDIE CHEEVER,
ANDREA DE CESARIS, TEO & CORRADO FABI, PIERCARLO GHINZANI, BRUNO GIACOMELLI,
ALESSANDRO NANNINI, EMANUELE PIRRO, ALESSANDRO CAFFI, FABRIZIO BARBAZZA, NICOLA LARINI,
ANDREA CHIESA, GIOVANNA AMATI, GIOVANNI LAVAGGI, JACQUES VILLENEUVE. (source: www.morogh.it )
n February 1998 Domagoj received a notice that he was
picked out out of 190 drivers of the program as the most promising driver for the year
1997 where in Italy, on the 27th of February 1998, during the 30th anniversary of the
"HENRY MORROGH RACING SCHOOL" he received an award.
1998
omagoj Jurcic started his career on the circuit
of Rijeka where within the Championship of Croatia he took part of the Formula Opel Lotus
Cup driving the Formula of the Golden Racing Team owned by Zlatan Micic and had his debut
on the 28th of July 1998 which was the 3rd race of the season and he finished second. He
won the next 2 races, that way by attending 3 out of 5 races he reached the 3rd position
in the Formula Opel Lotus Cup. In the next 3 races held in October Domagoj won 2 and in
one he retired from the lead because of an engine failiure. Even though he drove only 6
out of 8 races plus he retired from one of those 6 Domagoj Jurcic managed to achieve the
same number of points as the later declared champion in the Cup but because he had less
second places than his rival he ended up in second place. Domagoj drove the fastest lap in
the Croatian championship of the season 1998 which was 1:31:348 (av. 163,55
km/h)
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