E2P Racing and Good Speed Racing see out the AMR powered racing programme this weekend

 

 

Two further solo Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT3 powered crews will complete this weekend’s race programme as far we are concerned as one competes within the third round of each of the 24H Series and International GT Open.

Paul Ricard in southern France is the venue for the Creventic ran 24H Series with the #90 E2P Racing AMR Vantage GT3 Evo of Pablo Burgera, Antonio Sainero and Oliver Campos again running within the Am class.

 

2026 has been another one of those character building starts to the season for the Spanish based team after a distant finish eight laps down after the season opener at Mugello towards the end of March before rallying to a P3 in class podium finish last time out at Spa Francorchamps a month later.

This weekend will see another thirty-two strong multi-classed entry take to the circuit for this six + six-hour race across Saturday and Sunday with private testing already having started at the circuit today. Free Practice and class Qualifying will then fill up the diary tomorrow before the first race leg is waved off at 11:45Hrs local on Saturday with the concluding leg due to be waved off at 11:30hrs local on Sunday.

 

They will be joined by the Polish based Good Speed Racing team who will be representing the brand within this weekend’s third round of the International GT Open Series at Misano, Italy.

It’s also back to the usual race format this time around of one 70-minute race on Saturday with an hour-long finale on Sunday after the series ran a three-hour race format last time out at Spa Francorchamps.

 

This time around, we do not see the Blackthorn AMR powered crew as (we are guessing) that their application to run within next weekend’s 24 Hours of Le Mans would have committed them to this weekend’s Official Test Day in France but as we now know, they didn’t quite make it to the top of the reserve list.

At the Spa round, the #14 Good Speed Racing AMR crew of Piotr Wira and Tomas Magdziarz did earn themselves a P5 finish in class – so there is still much to race for the Am classed crew this time around.

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