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Suspension stymies Strakka’s hopes in Shanghai

Broken wishbone mount prevents Strakka from scoring significant points in ChinaStrakka Racing endured a tough weekend in China, finishing seventh after six hours of arduous racing at the Shanghai circuit. Challenging wet conditions meant a start behind the safety car for Danny Watts from seventh in the competitive LMP2 class. Watts’ strategy to stay out of trouble looked the right way forward as cars throughout the field struggled to stay on the circuit but the plan was ultimately ruined by a rare suspension failure that pitched him into the gravel. “That was tough out there, even without

Strakka Racing set for Fuji Six Hours

Team looks forward to its first race at Fuji Speedway since 2012 In front of an enthusiastic local crowd, Jonny Kane and Nick Leventis recorded an average qualifying time of 1:33.490 to qualify seventh for the 2015 running of the Six Hours of Fuji. Qualifying at the iconic Japanese track concluded a good day  that saw Jonny Kane top Free Practice 3, continuing a strong recovery after the challenges the team experienced on Friday. “We’ve made really good progress to bounce back from the damage incurred yesterday after the contact with an Audi,” says Nick Leventis. “The guys did

Strakka Racing wants more after seventh place finish

Steeper than expected learning curve leaves Strakka not able to capitalise on pre-race paceAfter setting class-leading times in both testing and practice for the Six Hours of Nürburgring, Strakka Racing leaves Germany looking forward to the next round of the World Endurance Championship and the opportunity to secure a finish it knows is possible with the new car. An extremely close-fought battle led to a multitude of cars leading the competitive LMP2 class, including Strakka on more than occasion, and meant only a clean run to the flag would deliver the result for the Silverstone-based team.

Strakka Racing is ready for Gibson debut at Nürburgring Six Hours

New chassis makes trouble-free debut at German round of World Endurance ChampionshipStrakka Racing underlined the pace of its latest Gibson 015S chassis to post third fastest time overall in LMP2 and an average qualifying time of 1:48.250 putting them sixth for tomorrow’s Nürburgring Six Hours race. Jonny Kane, who posted the fastest time in the LMP2 class in the morning’s practice session, together with team mate Nick Leventis, gave the open-topped LMP2 car that will replace the team’s S103 chassis for the remainder of the season. “The car has been very quick and it’s a mark of how far

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