ORECA to reward its best customers
French LMP2 chassis constructor ORECA has announced that it will be rewarding the most successful teams in the ELMS’ LMP2 and LMP2 Pro/Am classes, and at the Le Mans 24 Hours this year.
It will recognise the achievements of its best teams with bonuses by way of credit notes against parts totalling 150,000 Euros across the 2025 season.
This initiative begins this weekend in Barcelona, for Round 1 of the ELMS.
A breakdown (in Euros) of the prizes in the ELMS, per race, is as follows:
LMP2
- 1st – 3,500
- 2nd – 2,500
- 3rd – 2,000
- 4th to 6th – 1,500
LMP2 Pro/Am
- 1st – 3,000
- 2nd – 2,500
- 3rd – 2,000
For the Le Mans 24 Hours:
LMP2
- 1st – 6,500
- 2nd – 5,000
- 3rd – 4,000
- 4th to 6th – 2,000
LMP2 Pro/Am
- 1st – 4,000
- 2nd – 3,500
- 3rd – 2,000
Spike in town
AO by TF’s ‘Spike the LMP2 Dragon’ liveried ORECA attracted plenty of attention from the locals during its visit to the Plaça de la Corona (featured).
The car was on hand along with drivers Louis Deletraz, Fran Rueda and Daniel Nogales, and fans flocked to take a look at the car and get autographs.
Le Mans Cup collective shot
The Le Mans Cup’s class of 2025 gathered at Turn 1-2 last night for the annual collective shot ahead of the season opener on Saturday.
New LMP3 cars on track
See and hear the 2025 ELMS field on track during the test over on the series YouTube channel with the videos below:
Hispano Suiza display
An eye-catching and clever marketing display by BCN, a Barcelona-based pit garage design and equipment manufacturer and supplier, has been installed in one of the circuit’s service vehicle garages.
Featuring branding from locally-based Hispano Suiza, the garage set-up is available for teams from the paddock to take a look at BCN’s latest designs and equipment.
An example of Hispano Suiza’s limited production all-electric Carmen Sagrada road car is installed in the display.
