The works Mercedes driver has had a tough baptism in the world of F3 this year but he is returning to the track where he kicked it all off. He said: "It's very long because it's an F1 circuit, but it's boring for us as it is so quick and so wide.
Two weeks ago Kimber-Smith raced at the new Brno circuit in the Czech Republic for the first time where he qualified 17th and finished in around the same position. He said: "The problem for the rear-end drivers was that they were all badly affected by the dust kicked up by the leading cars.
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