2019-20 Asian Le Mans Series GT champions HubAuto Racing are set to return to the Series in 2023 as part of what is expected to be a record entry.
Taiwanese outfit HubAuto will field a Mercedes AMG GT3 for the second time after debuting a then brand-new car in 2021.
The team have a proud place on the Asian Le Mans Series Roll of Honour after earning an automatic invitation to Le Mans in 2020, opting to take up that entry in GTE Pro with a Porsche 911 RSR where Laurens Vanthoor set pole, now confirmed wit the end of the GTE Pro class to be the only pole position set in the class by an Asian team.
The Le Mans call came after a Championship-winning run in Asian Le Mans in the 2019/ 2020 season, the team’s Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo topping the class standings with Marcos Gomes, Tim Slade and Liam Talbot.
The AMG is set to form a part of another significant GT3 field alongside what DSC expects to be a boosted combined field of LMP2 and LMP3 machinery.
