Another set of chalk and cheese results for KMB Motorsport after their Bathurst finale

Monday, November 11, 2024

 


The GT World Challenge Australia Series finished for the KMB Motorsport Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT3 team much like how it started with another set of polar opposites in finishing places across this weekend’s two races.

Rounding off their 2024 season at the iconic track at Bathurst, the older V12 generation of AMR Vantage GT3 saw yet another driver line up as Valentino Astuti was this time paired up with Liam Dunn within the #38 car for this seventh and final round within their now customary Trophy Class entry.


Again running as the sole Aston Martin within the series after the Volante Rosso pulled their newer turbo charged 16A version of the car from the final two rounds of the season, the #38 pairing did not disappoint during race won after they capitalised upon the misfortune of the then class leading Ferrari to take the class win to add to their others from earlier in the year.

That, however, was countered with a technical issue of their own during their pitstop of race two that saw them lose a fistful of laps and whilst still running on track at the end, were listed as a DNF to round the year off on something of a low.


Sadly, the team do not figure within any class confirmation from the series as they only list both the Pro-Am and Am classes from a season’s results perspective.

What will become of the KMB Motorsport entry for next season we do not know, but we do know that the Sydney based Volante Rosso team have the parts and the desire to rebuild their GT World Challenge Australia efforts in time for next season’s opener wherever and whenever that may be once everything is confirmed by the SRO Series.

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