OAK Racing were left bemoaning their luck at Silverstone, as an ill-timed safety car period meant the team lost out on a podium finish in the competitive LMP2 field. The #24 Morgan-Nissan ran as highly as first place, but a safety car towards the end of the race meant they finished a disappointed sixth.

JRM called upon the support of some Olympic medal winners to enjoy a strong run at the Six Hours of Silverstone last weekend.

It was a dramatic finish to the Silverstone 6 hours for Strakka Racing, as they came within half a second of winning the privateer team’s class in LMP1.

Aston Martin Racing enjoyed a strong third place in the GTE-Pro category at Silverstone last weekend. The team entered three V8 Vantages, with two in the GTE-Am class, for their home event. The race ended in controversy however, following contact with the AF Corse Ferrari.

Toyota Racing enjoyed a strong second place finish at Silverstone last weekend, in what was only their second competitive outing with the new for 2012 TS030 Hybrid.

Audi claimed this year’s FIA World Endurance Championship title for manufacturers following a victory and third place finish at the Six Hours of Silverston

AF Corse enjoyed double success at the Six Hours of Silverstone last weekend. The Ferrari team claimed class honours after a tough battle in both the GTE-Pro and GTE-Am categories with their 458s.

Rebellion Racing maintained their lead in the privateer’s team championship after a strong race at the Silverstone six hours.

OAK Racing will return to the LMP1 category later this season, it was announced yesterday.

JRM enjoyed a positive start to the six hours of Silverstone this weekend, as they proved to be “best of the rest”…

Toyota had a strong Friday in the practice sessions yesterday, as it prepares for only its second competitive outing with the new for 2012 TS030.