Yesterday ORECA delivered Oreca 07 Chassis #100 to Cool Racing. With no chassis #13 that is 99 chassis delivered thus far with more in the pipeline!
Here we take look back at all of the teams that have run the cars since their debut in 2017 – As Oreca, Alpine and Aurus LMP2s and as Acura DPis.
The cars have raced in the FIA WEC, IMSA, ELMS and Asian Le Mans Series.
Orecas have won every title in all of those Series since 2017, have taken every class win at the Le Mans 24 Hours since 2017, and class wins too at every major endurance race that the cars are eligible for. Along the way, there has been a second place overall at Le Mans, and back-to-back IMSA titles for the Acura DPi.
Remarkably, 27 of the 54 teams listed here have won at least one race in LMP2, LMP2 Pro-Am, Dpi or IMSA’s combined Prototype class since 2017.
AF Corse – Italy – race winners in LMP2 Pro Am in ELMS and WEC
AFS/PR1 Mathiasen Motorsports – USA – Single IMSA season
Algarve Pro Racing – Portugal – triple Asian Champions, ELMS regulars and Le Mans
ARC Bratislava – Slovakia – Switched from Ligier for a WEC effort
BHK Motorsport – UK Flagged/ Italian-Based – ELMS regulars
CEFC Manor TRS Racing – China/ UK – A single season with the 07 in FA WEC in 2017
Cool Racing – Switzerland – WEC race winners
CORE Autosports – USA – Overall IMSA race winners before the DPis were allowed performance separation from the LMP2 cars
DragonSpeed – USA – Race winners in ELMS, IMSA and FIA WEC – ELMS title winners with G-Drive Racing
Duqueine Team – France – ELMS and Le Mans contenders.
ERA Motorsport – USA – IMSA race winners, have also raced in ELS Asian LMS (LMP2 Pro-Am Champions)
G-Drive By APR – Portugal – Asian LMS title winners
G-Drive Racing – Aurus 01 – Russia – Have raced with support from multiple teams in ELMS, Asian LMS and WEC as well as at Le Mans – multiple src wins
Graff – France – ELMS race winners
High Class Racing – Denmark – ELMS, FIA WEC, Asian LMS and IMSA – LMP2 Pro-Am race winners
IDEC Sport – France – ELMS title winners
Inter Europol Competition – Poland – ELMS, IMSA and FIA WEC
Jackie Chan DC Racing – China – WEC Champions including a class win and second place overall at Le Mans 24 Hours
JDC Miller Motorport – USA – IMSA
JOTA – UK – WEC and Asian LMS race winners
K2 Uchino Racing – Japan – Single season in the Asian LMS in 2019/20
Meyer Shank Racing – USA – Rolex 24 Winners
Muehlner Motorsport – Belgium – New additions to the ELMS grid in 2022
#4 Nielsen Racing – UK – After a one-off at Le Mans with a car rented from APR the team stopped up in 2022 with Asian LMS and ELMS campaigns
Panis Racing/ Panis Barthez Competition – France – ELMS regulars, rae winners in 2021
Team Penske – USA – After a one-off in LMP2 prior to the Acura Dpi Programme, Penske joined the WEC in 2022 for a half season ahead of their Porsche LMDh programme
Phoenix Racing – Germany – A single season of Asian Le Mans Series in a Big Class racing rented car
Prema Orlen Racing – Italy – New additions to both the WEC and ELMS grids in 2022 with double ELMS race wins already
PR1/ Mathiesen – USA – IMSA race winners and Champions
Racing Engineering – Spain – Won in their first start of the ELMS – one season only
Racing Team India – India – One season of Asian Le Mans Series with an APR Oreca
Racing Team Nederland – Netherlands – WECRace winners in LMP2 ProAm, Now IMSA
Racing Team Turkey – Turkey – LMP2 Pro-Am race winners in ELMS
RealTeam Racing – France – LMP2 Pro-Am race winners in WEC
RealTeam By WRT – Belgium – 2022 WEC entrants
Richard Mille Racing – France – started as an all-female-crewed effort – back in WEC with a mixed crew including Sebastien Ogier
Risi Competizione – USA – Le Mans and to WEC races in 2021
RLR MSport – UK – ELMS for a season
Signatech Alpine – Alpine A470 – France – WEC race winners, Champions and Le Mans winners
SPS Automotive Performance – Germany – Unraced by the original team, the car was used for testing and trackways only – the car later passed to IDEC Sport
SRT41 – France – Garage 56 Innovative car for Le Mans 2020 with Frederic Sausset’s Academy for mobility-impaired drivers
TDS Racing – France – Single WEC season with François Perrodo
TDS Racing x Vaillante – France – 2022 ELMS entrants
Tower Motorsport – Canada – IMSA regulars – previously operated with Starworks, now an in-house team
Ultimate – France – ELMS and FIA WEC In LMP2 Pro-Am, Class race winner in WEC
United Autosports – USA and UK – 2020 FIA WEC, ELMS and Le Mans Champions
Vaillante Rebellion – Switzerland – Multiple race winners in a single WEC season
Vector Sport – UK – 2022 WEC new entrants
Team Virage – Poland – New additions to the ELMS grid in 2022
Wayne Taylor Racing – Acura ARX 05 DPi – USA – Rolex 24 Winners
WIN Autosports – USA – IMSA race winners, now integrated into PR1/ Mathiesen stable
WRT – Belgium – 2021 FIA WEC, ELMS and Le Mans Champions
