No Garage 59 Aston Martin's at Intercontinental GT Challenge finale
Having started way back in late January at the opening round from Bathurst Australia, this truly international GT3 Series has obviously been yet another series blighted, reduced in numbers and delayed in time by the ongoing global pandemic to such a degree that next weekend we will see just twelve cars entered, with some racing for the final time as a factory concern and no Aston Martin’s!
If you cast our mind back to Liqui-Moly 12 Hours of Bathurst at the start of 2020, four new generation Aston Martin Racing V8 Vantage GT3’s competed amongst an entry list of over forty cars – two each from both the Swiss based R-Motorsport team and two from the UK based Garage 59 team and all looked good for another competitive year of international GT3 racing.
Then COVID-19 bit and bit hard.
With the original race calendar quickly become unachievable in terms of international travel, the governing SRO sanctioned International GT Challenge Series came up with their ‘back to racing’ plan in the summer for the resumption of the Series from Indianapolis Motor Speedway in early October, quickly followed by their banner event at Spa Francorchamps before rounding the year off much later than intended in South Africa.
For us Aston Martin Racing fans, that second placed finish for the #159 Garage 59 Silver Cup entry of Andrew Watson, Roman de Angelis and Oliver Hart in Australia had already become all but a distant memory as neither of the Garage 59 cars made the trip over to the USA for this IGTC resumption in racing and the Swiss team had already mothballed their 2020 plans earlier in the year. The Garage 59 team decided not to travel because of that date being perilously close to the Spa 24 event just two weeks later.
The Spa 24 would be successful for the #188 Garage 59 crew of Alex West, Chris Goodwin, Jonny Adam and Maxime Martin this time as they scooped a much-deserved Pro-Am Class win.
From what we understand from those at the Garage 59 team, their decision not to travel to South Africa came at a time when the global pandemic situation was creating more uncertainty than not for them to commit to the costs and time associated with such an event within an undefined level of COVID risk too. Today news from the series that the event will also be held from behind closed doors due to their own local CV-19 situation helps to vindicate that decision as a sound, simple business decision to best save valuable funds and resources for another day.
A sad situation for all concerned, but a simple reflection of the global climate in the racing arena at the moment. That obviously doesn’t detract from the fact that it should be a hugely competitive event with the Manufacturers and Driver’s title still up for grabs!!
Good luck to all those who have travelled.
Photo credits - IGTC / Garage 59
Friday, December 04, 2020 |
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Flying Lizard MS offer for sale both Championship winning Aston Martin GT4's
Sadly for us but it appears that the Flying Lizard – Michael Dinan – Aston Martin Racing trilogy appears to be at an end already as the Sonoma based team today offers ‘For Sale’ both of the AMR Vantage GT4’s that Michael Dinan and Robby Foley competed in this season.
Having tested and raced an example of the new 2019 specification of AMR GT4 with Optimum Motorsport at the Gulf 12Hrs just short of a year ago now, Dinan quickly secured two new such chassis ahead of his return to the SRO sanctioned GT4 America Series to compete in both the solo raced Sprint class as well as the race partnered Sprint X class (alongside Foley) and all under the stewardship of the Flying Lizard Motorsport team.
Today’s post’s do not disclose just with what or where Dinan will be racing in 2021 but one thing for sure is that he will now not be defending his GT4 America Sprint and Sprint X crowns confirmed earlier this year.
These two Aston Martin’s – available as a pair or individually come with an extensive spares package and (for the successful bidder) can also expect the unparalleled help of those at CSJ Motorsport should they so choose in either the main SRO or IMSA Championships in 2021.
Photo credits - GT4 America
Wednesday, December 02, 2020 |
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Saving their best till last in Super GT
Having endured what could only be described as a ‘difficult’ season with their AMR Vantage GT3 competing in the GT300 class, circumstance finally allowed the green liveried #9 car to race its own race at a chilly Fuji circuit to end the year with a magnificent P5 result.
Placed more than on the back foot with the troubles that the CV-19 would present them at the start of this delayed 2020 season, both with the lack of preferred Pro driver in Nicki Thiim to double with their own Tomonobu Fujii as well as not being able to have the engineering services of Prodrive team directly available on site each weekend, the team continued their racing obligations to the honourable standards usually expected from any team within this racing arena.
With Kei Cozzolino having usually helping out with Fujii within the car after it became clear that Thiim would not be able to travel, it was to be their own GT4 racer, Takuro Shinohara who would get to see out the season at the eighth and final round of the season at Fuji.
Having Qualified down in P22, it didn’t take Fuji long to start showing what he could do as he and the #9 car steadily improved its track position – four places on the opening two laps alone before circulating just outside of the top ten in class by the end of the fifteenth lap.
Just before halfway through the sixty-five lap race, Fujii even went as high as leading the class as those in front pitted before he had to do the same on lap 28, passing the car over to Shinohara for only his second race within the Vantage GT3 in the Series.
Not losing any track position or indeed time to any untimely Safety Car periods this time as in previous rounds, Shinohara was able to consolidate the cars position on track after their stop to climb back up the leader board from P7 (after the final GT300 car had pitted) to run a solid P5 until the chequered flag to claim their best finish of the season.
This result being only their third Drivers Championship points scoring finish of the year sadly left the team and drivers languishing further down the order than their efforts deserved – P19 out of 30 in the Team’s Championship and P22 out of 30 in the driver’s Championship.
Having completed this series but still have two rounds of their Super Taikyu commitments remaining over the next two months, we now look forward to see what they have planned for 2021 in and (potentially) outside of Japan but as usual, until they confirm anything else is simply speculation!!
Photo credits – D’Station / Pacific / Super GT
Sunday, November 29, 2020 |
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D'Station Racing see out a difficult Super GT season at Fuji this weekend
The D’Station Racing team and their title sponsors Pacific had high hopes for the new season having secured the racing services of a one, Nicky Thiim but a lot of those hopes and aspirations quickly faded as it soon became apparent that neither Thiim nor the supporting Prodrive engineers would be able to freely travel in and out of the country as the world slowly worked out how to deal with the virus.
Securing the racing services of a Japan domiciled Italian in Kei Cozzolino at the last minute, the team at least had a co-driver for their home-grown Tomonobu Fujii but having swapped to Michelins for 2020, with no AMR technical support in attendance at the circuit (although the do benefit from their support on-line) and Cozzolino’s initial lack of knowledge of the Aston (being predominantly a Ferrari racer), the team would always be on the back foot.
Despite all of that, the team has at least scored nearly twice the number of Team Championship points than they did last year, first time out with the new Aston Martin Racing V8 Vantage GT3.
Going into this final round of the season, Fujii is again partnered by one of the team’s AMR Vantage GT4 racers from the Super Taikyu Series in Takuro Shinohara who deputised for the Italian whilst he was unavailable to compete having competed at Le Mans for another team.
Sadly for them, there is nothing more to race for than pride but at least the squad have plenty of data from the previous rounds and official tests at the circuit this year for them to arrive at Sunday’s race start in the best position possible.
Photo credits – D’Station Racing / Super GT
Thursday, November 26, 2020 |
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Seats available in David Appleby Eng prepared AMR Vantage GT4's for 2021
DAE offers the opportunity to participate in British and or European GT4 sharing our brand-new Aston Martin GT4 with your own co-driver or our in-house pro driver, who can help you win the championship.
DAE (David Appleby Engineering) is an AMR Partner team and British motorsport engineering specialist founded 1988 by David Appleby. The team is run by David and his son James who have many years of experience in both British and international motorsport.
DAE is an Aston Martin Racing Partner team. The team operates from its impressive 14,000 sq ft premises, 5 minutes from Silverstone circuit. With a highly professional and well experienced crew of mechanics, championship winning AMR GT4 engineer – and a pair of fully rebuilt, race ready and fully updated Aston Martin GT4s
DAE provides a complete pay-and-drive package and can also assists the drivers with everything from finding the right equipment, physical training and diet.
We are extremely proud of being the best equipped and turned out team in the paddock.
For more information on race opportunities and budget please contact James Appleby - James@davidapplebyengineering.com or on 01280 416441
Source material - Racecarsdirect.com
Wednesday, November 25, 2020 |
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AGS Events Racing extend their Championship winning performance at FFS GT4 Finale
Having already secured both the Am, Silver Cup and Team’s titles in the sister SRO sanctioned GT4 European Series at the circuit the weekend before, last weekend’s FFSA GT4 finale was always going to be difficult task for the team to achieve anything more despite their #89 Pro-Am entry of Nicolas Gomar and Mike Parisy laying in second place in the Championship such was the points deficit.
What seemed an almost impossible mountain for them to climb needed two class wins and then rely upon the then Championship leading duo not to score so very nearly came off in the end for the #89 car – finishing on the podium in both races, winning the second and final race of the year but sadly ‘only’ in second place in the weekends first race to miss out on the Pro-Am Championship by just four points to the #42 car of Fabien Michel and Gregory Guilvert who actually failed to score in both races!
Those results from the #89 car were enough though for them to secure the Team’s Championship title from the Santeloc Racing team by just four points.
The weekend also saw a strong finish from the teams #161 Am class car of Didier Dumaine and Christoph Carriere who earned a P3 class podium in race 1 and a P4 class finish in Sunday afternoon’s finale to see out their season together fourth overall in that Championship.
The team’s other full season entry of Gilles Vannelet and Akhil Rabindra finished P9 and P6 in class respectively to see other their obviously disappointing season in P9 overall for the year.
This final race weekend was also going to give their GT4 European Series Silver Cup winning duo of Valentin Hasse-Clot and Theo Nouet one final bow out this year aboard their AMR Vantage GT4 but contact for Nouet going into turn 1 in the dark of race 1 saw his car spin off and into the concrete wall in ball of steam. Thankfully, the young Frenchman was able to exit the car himself before being last seen exiting stage left with red mist presumably very much in his eyes.
This final race weekend was also going to give their GT4 European Series Silver Cup winning duo of Valentin Hasse-Clot and Theo Nouet one final bow out this year aboard their AMR Vantage GT4 but contact for Nouet going into turn 1 in the dark of race 1 saw his car spin off and into the concrete wall in ball of steam. Thankfully, the young Frenchman was able to exit the car himself before being last seen exiting stage left with red mist presumably very much in his eyes.
Unfortunately, the team was not able to repair the car in time for Sunday’s final race where Hasse-Clot was due to start from pole position.
Well done to the team anyway for even more Championship winning credentials in their first season with the AMR Vantage and we look forward to further confirmation of their ongoing race plans for next season.
Photo credits – FFSA GT4 / AGS Events
Monday, November 23, 2020 |
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The ultimate AMR collection
This period, between 2009 and 2018, brought Aston Martin two 24 Hours of Le Mans class victories (in 2014 and 2017) and seven FIA World Endurance Championship titles, as well as numerous international sports car championship titles in British GT, GT World Challenge (Europe) and the European Le Mans Series.
The trio of Legacy Vantages, based on V8 Vantage road car launched in 2005, have been created in Aston Martin Racing’s workshops and is being offered for sale as a collection. It includes a V8 Vantage GTE, a V12 Vantage GT3 and Vantage GT4. All three are brand new chassis, ready to race, and have been identically liveried in sterling green with the distinctive and classic Aston Martin yellow trim lines around the radiator and cant rail.
The Vantage GT4 was the first racing car created around the VH-era architecture. It made its debut in 2009 and, by the end of 2018, Aston Martin Racing had built 107 cars, winning races and international championships across the world. Many of these cars are still competing today. The car in the collection is the 108th and final car to be made.
The V12 Vantage GT3 followed the GT4 three years later, making its debut in 2012. It soon became the dominant car in the British GT championship, winning outright titles in 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2018, proving its competitiveness right up until it was replaced by the new Vantage in 2019. Over seven years, up until the end of 2017, 46 cars were built.
The V8 Vantage GTE made its debut with the Aston Martin Racing works team in 2012 at Sebring. It spearheaded Aston Martin’s works return to production-based racing following three years of competing in the LMP1 class. The V8 Vantage GTE took its first win at the final round of the FIA World Endurance Championship in Shanghai in October that debut year.
Only six V8 Vantage GTEs were originally built, with the car racing for the last time in the GTE Am class at Le Mans in 2018. During this time, it became the most successful car in the FIA World Endurance Championship, winning seven titles and two Le Mans class victories, including a famous final-lap triumph in 2017. The GTE in this collection is the seventh and final car to be made, chassis number 007.
President of Aston Martin Racing, David King said: “For a collector, this trio of Aston Martin Racing Vantages represents the ultimate tribute to a halcyon period for the brand in international sportscar racing. While Aston Martin has since gone on to record world championship titles with the current generation turbo-charged V8 Vantage, the foundations laid by the huge success of the original car won it admirers the around the globe and led to it becoming a firm favourite with racing fans. The Legacy collection is a beautiful sign-off for this wonderful car.”
CAR SPECIFICATIONS
VANTAGE GT4
Engine & Transmission
Aston Martin Racing 4.7-litre V8 engine
Weight-reduced rear silencer or straight-through tailpipes
FIA-approved bag type 115-litre centrally mounted fuel tank with twin fill
Six-speed Sportshift (ASM) transmission
Twin-plate cera-metallic clutch with lightweight flywheel
Chassis
FIA approved full rollcage in 15CDV6 high-strength steel
Integral air jacks
Polycarbonate side and rear windows
Side sills with exposed carbon fibre rib
Quick-release bonnet and tailgate
Carbon fibre side strakes
Reduced weight wiring harness
Lightweight battery
Suspension
Double wishbone suspension adjustable for toe, caster and camber
2-way adjustable Koni dampers
Stiffened front and rear anti-roll bars
Spherical bearing suspension
Interior
Recaro competition seat embroidered with Aston Martin Racing logo
Recaro HANS compatible seat (optional)
Sabelt six-point safety harness
FIA compliant Lifeline plumbed-in extinguisher system
Lightweight door casings
Weight-reduced facia, trimmed in Alcantara
Quick-release steering wheel
Aerodynamics
Adjustable carbon-fibre rear wing
Increased protrusion front splitter
Carbon-fibre front dive planes
Brakes
Four-piston monoblock calipers fitted with
high-performance Pagid RS 29 race pads
Uprated two-piece front brake discs
Twin front brake cooling ducts
Endurance brake package
Bosch race-developed ABS and traction control system
Wheels
Magnesium 5-stud wheels
Front - 10” x 18”
Rear - 11” x 18”
V12 VANTAGE GT3
Chassis
Lightweight aluminium chassis
Steel rollcage to FIA safety standards
High speed pneumatic jack system
Low engine position
Engine
Lightweight 6-litre V12
Dry sump oil system
Engine repositioned to optimise weight distribution and centre of gravity
Power 600 bhp
Torque 700 Nm
Transmission
Xtrac six-speed semi-automatic paddle shift transmission
Racing clutch
Limited slip ramp/plate differential
Easily accessible drop gears
Carbon fibre prop-shaft
Cockpit
8862 safety seat
Six-point safety harness
Racing seat nets
Lightweight battery
Carbon fibre dash
Fire extinguisher8862 safety seat system
Driver display and shift lights
Body
Front splitter
Adjustable full width carbon fibre rear wing
Aerodynamically optimised bumpers, side sills and rear fenders
Removable carbon-fibre body panels
Aluminium roof
Fuel system
125-litre fuel cell to FIA safety standards
Twin quick-release couplings
Suspension
Double wishbone suspension with uniball bearings
Four-way adjustable Bilstein dampers
Optimised geometry for lower ride height
Brakes
Six-pot front calipers
Ventilated front & rear brake disc
Four-pot rear caliper
Manually adjustable front/rear brake bias
Wheels
Front 12.5” x 18”
Rear 13” x 18”
Weight
Dry weight 1250 kg
V8 VANTAGE GTE
Chassis
Lightweight aluminium chassis
Steel roll cage to FIA safety standards
High speed pneumatic air jack system
Engine
Lightweight V8
Dry sump oil system
Engine repositioned to optimise
weight distribution
Power > 500 bhp*
Torque > 500 Nm*
Transmission
6-speed semi-automatic paddle shift gear change
ZF Sachs Racing clutch
Limited slip combination VC and ramp/plate differential
Carbon fibre propshaft
Body
Full aerodynamic update to 2016 LMGTE regulations
Lightweight carbon fibre bodywork
Aluminium roof with driver safety access hatch
CFD optimised aerodynamics with splitter and diffuser
Adjustable carbon fibre rear wing
Fuel system
Designed to FIA safety standards
Twin quick release couplings
Brakes
Front: six pot Brembo calipers
Rear: four pot Brembo calipers
Vented discs
Pagid RS pads
Bespoke lightweight pedal box
Goodridge hydraulic brake lines
Wheels & Tyres
TWS Mg front 12.5” x 18”
TWS Mg rear 13.0” x 18”
Dunlop 305-680R18
Dunlop 312-705R18
Weight & Dimensions
Length 4550 mm
Width 1963 mm
Height 1185 mm
Wheelbase 2600 mm
Dry weight 1240 kg*
*Dependent on Balance of Performance BoP
Source material - Aston Martin
Monday, November 23, 2020 |
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Going the extra mile in New Zealand
What we didn’t know was that at the Series prize giving evening after their final round of their delayed season at the Levels Raceway in Timaru was that most class winners elected to donate their prize fund to the Starship Foundation via the Heart of Racing Team.
That generosity equated to over $6,000 NZ being donated on top of everything else collected but the team.
Photo credits - SIES
Sunday, November 22, 2020 |
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PROsport Racing aim high in next season's GT4 arena
Having competed in most of this year’s 24H Series Europe endurance races to come away as winners of that series overall GT Team Europe Championship as well as cameo appearances in a handful of other European races in other series, has the German based PROsport Racing Team this week announce that they plan to compete within the DTM Trophy Series with at least one – maybe with both of their Aston Martin Racing V8 Vantage GT4’s.
With the DTM Series itself now more secure going into 2021 with a recently confirmed framework of GT3 racing, their new for 2020 GT4 Series looked more than promising after teams like Maxime Martins new squad had hoped to compete within this year – before that virus ruled out many racing opportunities so 2021 should be no different as long as drivers can find those suitably cash rich sponsors
Having dipped their toe into the Series this year at the Lausitzring where drivers Tim Heinemann and Moritz Oestreich showed off the potential of the car, Team boss Christoph Esser added “In the coming season, we want to rely on Aston Martin in the DTM Trophy and bring one or two Vantage to the start line. We will announce the driver line-up at a later date."
As with anything motorsport, nothing is confirmed until all monies have been paid and the car and crew arrives at the circuit and hits the track for the first session but at least this news give us positive encouragement ahead of this year’s long bleak winter months before we hopefully come out the other side fit and well, with a vaccine and raring to get back to the business of racing.
We should also see one of the team’s AMR Vantage GT4’s compete at the 24H Series yearly 24 hour opener in Dubai in mid-January 2021 – again, no drivers have yet been mentioned for that or any of the other sixty five indicated entries.
Photo credits - 24H Series / DTM Trophy
Saturday, November 21, 2020 |
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Final dance for AGS Events Racing four Astons at FFSA GT Paul Ricard finale
Having already scooped the GT4 European Series Silver Cup, Am Class and Team Championship titles at this circuit last weekend in their first year of running the new 2019 Aston Martin Racing, the AGS Events Racing Team will again field all four of their AMR race cars at this weekend’s final round of the French National Series – again one that the team could (mathematically at least) secure should results go their way of the weekends two races.
Drivers Nicolas Gomar and Mike Parisy presently lie in second in the Pro-Am Drivers Championship table some 47 points back from the class leaders but with 50 points still available – anything is still possible.
Joining them again in that class is the Akhil Rabindra/Gilles Vannelet car who presently lie in P9 after what can only be described as a disappointing season. They are joined by their Am Class, full season entry of Christophe Carriere and Didier Dumaine who themselves just lacked a string of consistent finishes that would have otherwise had then in a Championship contending position.
Making up the foursome is the GT4 European Series Silver Cup Champions of Valentin Hasse-Clot and Theo Nouet who have spent the whole week at the circuit since the final round of that series last weekend, through a GT3 test with Garage 59 before being finally confirmed by the series as running today.
After Free Practice on Friday, Qualifying and an evening race awaits the team on Saturday before a daytime race on Sunday sees out their 2020 season. Both races will again be streamed live via the series website – but it is only with French commentary!!
This will be the Series second visit to the Circuit Paul Ricard after their original post of call at Ledenon was cancelled at the last moment due to the areas ongoing CV-19 situation.
Photo credits - FFSA / AGS
Thursday, November 19, 2020 |
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Double delight in Asian Le Mans Series for TF Sport
TF Sport enters a second Aston Martin Vantage GT3 for the 2021 Asian Le Mans Series, at the recently relocated venue of Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi. Established teammates John Hartshorne and Ollie Hancock, will be joined by factory driver and 2020 24 Hours of Le Mans winner, Charlie Eastwood.
Hartshorne and Hancock have raced Ferrari GT3s together for the past three seasons and have both previously competed in the Asian Le Mans Series, albeit in LMP machinery.
The duo have enjoyed some successful test days with the UK-based team, to prepare for the four, four-hour endurance events.
John Hartshorne - “I’m really excited to be driving the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 with a factory driver and a very accomplished team. We have all the ingredients we need for a good chance at success.”
Eastwood will make his series debut in February next year, however the 25 year old is no stranger to TF’s GT3. Alongside World Endurance Championship teammate Salih Yoluc, Charlie took eight podiums, including three victories, in this season’s International GT Open.
The second Vantage will run under the TF Sport banner, alongside the Oman Racing with TF Sport entry of Ahmad Al Harthy, Tom Canning and Jonny Adam. The first two races will be held between February 4-6 and the final two races are expected to take place on February 18-20. Two different layouts of the track will be used, as well as the combination of night, day and twilight racing. A full schedule and entry list will be released at a later date.
Source material - TF Sport
Thursday, November 19, 2020 |
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D'Station Racing AMR after more Super Taikyu success at Motegi
Within this Series is of course the D’Station Racing team with their #777 Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT3 for drivers Satoshi Hoshino, Tomonobu Fujii and Tsubasa Kondo as well as their new for 2020 Aston Martin Racing V8 Vantage GT4 for a driver crew of up to five drivers. As far as we can find out, the #47 car will be crewed by (at least) Tatsuya Hoshino, Max Orido and Takuro Shinohara.
This weekend see the Series fourth round take place at the Twin Ring Motegi racetrack and features a five-hour race in front of the multi class series where the team’s AMR GT3 will compete within the ST-X class and the GT4 within the ST-Z Class.
Whilst the GT4 crew have been scoring regularly in the series so far having claimed a class pole position and then a P2 finish in class last time out at Okayama whilst the GT3 crew claimed their first double digit points haul of the season at Okayama with a dominant light’s to flag win.
Going into this round, the #777 lays P5 in Class whilst the #47 laps P2 in class with all still left to race for!!
Photo credits - D'Station Racing
Wednesday, November 18, 2020 |
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With success comes reward
Possibly a once in a lifetime experience, we can be only contented that we were there watching (albeit from a distance) as a global pandemic had previously threatened everything to a point of near extinction and we can only thank those within those organisations who put in the effort and additional mileage in to get these series and Championship’s running – yet alone concluding to such a degree of excitement and success in which we can all rejoice in.
With that success naturally comes reward and for some lucky drivers, that reward comes as early as this week when a number of AMR Vantage GT4 runners get to make that next step up the GT ladder in testing an AMR V8 Vantage GT3.
It has already been publicly known that one half of the new 2020 IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge GT4 Championship winning team in American Nate Stacey has made his way across the Atlantic after his and Kyle Marcelli’s Championship winning performance at the Sebring International Raceway at the weekend to test a Garage 59 Vantage GT3 at the Circuit Paul Ricard this week.
Joining him will be the new 2020 GT4 European Series Silver Cup winning AGS Events Racing crew of Valentin Hasse-Clot and Theo Nouet. Not a stranger to the team’s Vantage GT3 himself after his own GT World Challenge Europe GT3 effort fell sadly short at the final hurdle due to debris damage, the young Parisian Hasse-Clot has effectively managed his and his countryman’s development this season and has taken it upon himself and all the other interested parties in organising this private test having reached out to Stacey only recently.
The same experience is also due for a number of other AMR Vantage GT4 racers who have done ‘well’ this season and will all (as a reward) also test another Vantage GT3 at a racetrack elsewhere in Europe this week. As this information hasn’t been formalised, we will step back from publicly naming who and where just yet!!
So in the path of natural progression, as soon as one season comes to an end the search for the next Champion is already underway!!
Good luck to all involved.
Photo credit - CSJ / IMSA / GTWCE / GT4 European
Monday, November 16, 2020 |
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