
The Brazilian series newcomer, who effectively replaced 2021 runner-up Liam Lawson in the AF Corse-run Ferrari team's line-up, admitted that he came into the first round harbouring some doubts despite his extensive experience in GT machinery.
A winner in the GT World Challenge Europe last year with Mercedes, Fraga was quickly on the pace by qualifying fourth for the opening round of the season on Saturday but retired due to contact at the restart when he had been well-placed in seventh.