Player also went on to explain that the Fun Cup’s format, which works on a single-day format, will help them to “sharpen their racing skills.”
The team has also been recently featured on Sky Sports F1, who followed the Berkshire outfit to the “Home of British Motor Racing,” with a three-minute video following the race itself, with Team BRIT finding themselves as high as eighth overall and second in class at one point, along with being the fastest car in the wet, as the rain hit hard during the night.
Just after 7am, the garage crew would act quickly to swap the car’s gearbox in just 90 minutes, due to a clutch failure, which meant the drivers had their work
cut for them to fight back.
Endurance racing also takes its toll of the machinery, as a right rear shock absorber also failed in the last few hours, but it did not deter the team of Allen, Compton, David Pittard and Racelogic CEO Julian Thomas, who still kept going and made it to the finish.
The story of the team’s efforts at Silverstone is just one sign that Team BRIT is a determined operation, as the story continues en route to Le Mans.
They are #AliveToDrive.
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