14/06/2026
Well I finally finished an endurance race breaking my personal curse. 5th time lucky!
And considering the circumstances this car fought me all the way but i wasn’t going to let it beat me and the team I race with. Prior to qualifying the brake master cylinder was leaking we changed it out for a replacement one which also failed producing no pedal pressure at all no matter how many times we bled the system try all different methods it just wasn’t meant to be on to the third master cylinder which finally worked but missed out on qualifying resulting in rear if grid start
We started from 54th on the grid, 2nd last. Josh the owner had fantastic drive staying calm and composed in he’s third ever race marching up the ladder until making our first and only compulsory 5 minute pit stop at lap 37. The team refuelled the car and i jumped in for the back half of the race. Unfortunately we pitted 2 laps early just missing the safety car which would have yielded a better result even though we had a really strong finish. Me being a veteran of the race I knew what I had to do drive to a number and bring the car home.
I had a few close calls and battling it out with other competitors on my 39 lap stint but nothing I can’t manage. And I brought the car home to 7th out right and 4th in class out of
55 cars.
Thanks to all who were involved on the day as pit crew I greatly appreciate your efforts.
Thanks to A & M Racing and Josh for including me in their team over the weekend and given me the opportunity to personally redeem myself over past events as most of you know have gone particularly smooth.
Next time hopefully it will be me and my car chasing out right victory.
Stay tuned because there’s more updates to come from the past month or so on my car and other projects I’ve been involved in.