Caterham completes its first ever Le Mans 24
Despite some technical challenges and constantly changing weather conditions, the team brought the car home in a respectable 10th place in the LM-P2 class.
The British company took the decision to enter the 90th anniversary race to further elevate its position as an authority in sportscar engineering and to investigate the viability of producing a customer LM-P2 chassis for Le Mans entrants in future.
In November 2012, Caterham had already announced another exciting milestone in its history, revealing a joint venture partnership with Renault, which will result in the brand building its first brand new sportscar model in around 20 years.
Performance Communications managed Caterham’s messaging and global media outreach around this historic moment for the brand, as well an international media trip to Le Mans.
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I am extremely plseaed to read of Caterham’s aims to introduce a Caterham Motorsport-run karting championship. Reading that the aim is to target the mass-market of parents and youngsters who would like to race in a competitive and yet affordable karting series which, until now, might have been an unachievable dream , makes a 17-year old like myself feel overwhelmed that there could be the opportunity to race competitively in a karting series.From a young age I have always dreamt of having the opportunity to race in motorsport. It has always been clear to my family and peers that I have had potential to be very talented at the sport of karting. However, as stated above, it can be an exceedingly expensive sport to get into and unfortunately the dream of being able to prove myself behind the wheel has not happened for me. I continue to visit my local indoor karting arena (Rayleigh Indoor Karting) and set fastest lap times, hoping that I will be given the opportunity to escalate to a higher level of the sport.I will be following any updates on this post and look forward to finding out more.Jordan,EssexUK