LMP3 outfit Ultimate has announced a complete overhaul of the crew of its #35 Ligier JS P325 – Toyota, ahead of this year’s European Le Mans Series.
The French squad’s Ligier will be driven by Terrence Woodward, Lucas Fecury and Sebastian Gravlund, with the Lahaye brothers, who were joined in 2025 by Louis Stern, taking a step back from driving duties after five seasons behind the wheel together in ACO competition.
Multi-time ELMS podium finisher Woodward is returning to the series for the first time since 2022. Last year, the Briton raced in the Le Mans Cup with 23Events Racing, overcoming early season misfortune to earn two pole positions and a race victory in LMP3 Pro/Am.
23-year-old Fecury is an ELMS rookie, and steps up to the series following a strong Asian Le Mans Series campaign with Forestier Racing by VPS, during which the Brazilian scored four consecutive podium finishes in LMP3. The 22-year-old is yet to race at any of the six circuits on this year’s ELMS calendar, and therefore will face a steep learning curve throughout the season.
Gravlund, meanwhile, is set to contest a full ELMS campaign for the first time, having made his debut last year with Eurointernational. Following his one-off appearance with the Italian team at Barcelona, the 21-year-old competed in the final four rounds of last year’s Le Mans Cup with Team Virage, finishing on the podium at Spa-Francorchamps.
The 2026 European Le Mans Series begins at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Spain from 10th to 12th April 2026.
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