Natasha Seatter in a file photo. Her team have installed new gears to the Radical machine and made other mechanical adjustments to increase reliability.
SEPANG: Denied glory by mechanical problems in the final two rounds last year, Asia’s top lady driver Natasha Seatter kicks off her second season in the Malaysian Super Series (MSS) with renewed determination and an upgraded Radical SR8 machine.
The 13th edition of the Malaysian Super Series opens on Friday as one of the support races for the Petronas Malaysia Formula One Grand Prix in Sepang.
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