The rumours of Fernandez trying to run an AMR Lola Aston in the Gulf livery are very exciting! Autosport is a credible source usually so fingers crossed. I would love to see that car at Petit. Laguna Seca might be worth the visit too if it shows up. As John said on his Twitter, thngs are looking up for the ALMS all of a sudden with all the announcements and rumours in the past week or so.
It is on the Prodrive site here - prodrive - 2 cars planned for Sebring.
I wish that were true, but, they will contest Le Mans with 2 cars. Prior to that they will only be running one car at Sebring, Long Beach and the Castellet round at Paul Ricard.
If, AMR do make any races in the ALMS post Le Mans I believe it will be at Petit chasing the LMIC. But that I believe will depend on their performance at Le Mans and Silverstone (if they participate). IMO, Sorry!
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Alex Job Racing back in the series with 2 GTC cars. The #23 Battery Tender/ Patrón/Alex Job Racing with Sweedler/ Kapudija as drivers and the #81 Mission Foods/ Alex Job Racing with Gonzalez/ Leitzinger behind the wheel. Speculation is that there is more to come in terms of ALMS entries from this(?).
Good to see AJR back in the series even if it is just at the entry level, maybe there will be some expansion from this in the (near?) future.
I agree! It's great to have him back and even better if those providing the budget get hooked on the ALMS and fund efforts in GT and/or LMP in the future. Look at Ed Brown... how many cars will have Patron on them this year.
This class really seems to be changing the direction this series is heading. Like it or not, these entry level clsses are helping. AJR is back, nuff said.
