2010.E2.80.932011 Greaves Motorsport

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greaves motorsport s class-winning zytek z11sn @ 24 hours of le mans in 2011.


in 2010, team ended association radical, , replaced sr9 lm p2 class ginetta-zytek gz09s/2; tim greaves, karim ojjeh , thor-christian ebbesvik named team s regular drivers, resulting in team being known team bruichladdich. team s first race car came @ lms opener, 8 hours of castellet, , finished twelfth overall, fifth in class. 1000 km of spa proved less successful; team suffered blown engine during qualifying, , ebbesvik crashed out of race after 15 laps. 24 hours of le mans, gary chalandon replaced ebbesvik, , team finished tenth overall, fifth in lm p2 class. next 1000 km of algarve, , ebbesvik returned team; fifth overall, , second in class, first class podium of season. 1000 km of hungaroring saw fifth place overall, although mechanical difficulties lm p1-class cars meant equated fifth in class. season finale, 1000 km of silverstone, saw team end season 19th overall, , eighth in class. team finished season ranked fifth in lmp2 team s championship, 46 points.


in 2011, team changed name greaves motorsport, , first team use new lm p2-class zytek z11sn-nissan. ojjeh, chalandon , tom kimber-smith driving car, team won lm p2 class , came third overall @ 6 hours of castellet, first round of season. although team struggled @ 1000 km of spa, finishing 37th overall, , eighth in class, team won lm p2 category of 24 hours of le mans first time, , finished eighth overall; chalandon replaced olivier lombard event onwards. eighth place overall, , class victory followed, @ 6 hours of imola; team won lm p2 class third race in row @ 6 hours of silverstone, time finishing tenth overall. team finished season fourth overall, , second in class, @ 6 hours of estoril; meant team won lm p2 championship, kimber-smith , ojjeh being crowned lm p2 driver s champions.








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