After ruling the whole ALMS field at Sebring 12H, including bigger LMP1 prototypes, BOUCHUT and TUCKER overtake everyone in Long Beach streets and adapt with a perfect strategy, after an early accident. Pole position, victory, and 3rd place for the second car… This week-end again, KENNOL definitely shown its Performance level in the American Le

Level 5 Motorsports ended the 2011 American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón season on the top step of the podium, as drivers Scott Tucker, Christophe Bouchut and Joao Barbosa scored a dominant victory in the 14th annual Petit Le Mans powered by Mazda. And after Sebring earlier this year, they score another prestigious

The penultimate race of this ALMS 2011 season, Laguna Seca was also the only life-size test for the new chassis that Level 5 and Wirth Developments have tweaked in recent weeks, before the grand mass of Petit Le Mans

This first season in ILMC is difficult for KENNOL and Level5, especially because of the constant changes in regulations on our Lola HPD package. And following the podium at Le Mans last month, which was already the actual theater of major technical changes, the team has had to re-adapt once again. But from now on,

The double winner of the Spa-Francorchamps 24Hs Christophe BOUCHUT was the victim of an impressive outing this weekend, during the 1 000 km of Spa. BOUCHUT began the recovery of the Eau Rouge when a mechanical incident on his LMP2 Lola HPD made him lose control, sending directly, almost flying, the prototype in the wall!

After gaining authority over the 12H Sebring, Level 5 and KENNOL had the opportunity, this weekend in Long Beach, to widen the gaps to obtain their 2nd ALMS crown in a row. But the team had to change strategy. And how to win. The points are there, but all eyes were already on France and

KENNOL feels at home at Sebring International Raceway, no matter the category! After an incredible victory over the LMPC category in 2010, the team struck again last weekend, winning an intense fight in LMP2, with TUCKER, DIAZ and HUNTER-REAY crossing the finish line more than 10 laps before the 2nds, in their brand new Lola

Joao BARBOSA, winner of the 24 Hours of Daytona 2010, has just been confirmed in the Level 5 Motorsports team for the 2011 ILMC season. This rookie of weight will support Scott TUCKER and Christophe BOUCHUT, reigning champions ALMS-LMPC, who will also compete in the ALMS-LMP2 championship. In private testing this weekend on the Sebring

Christophe BOUCHUT took the lead of the ROLEX 24 at Daytona for 26 laps, but the 2 BMW Riley suffered too many racing incidents to fight longer in the lead

Daytona's opening of the 2011 GRAND-AM season is 2 weeks away, but BOUCHUT, TUCKER, DIAZ, MATOS, HUNTER-REAY, and WESTBROOK are already ready, obviously! Last weekend, they prepared this event in the best way, setting the second time of the weekend and thus improving the track record! The team was right to impose their paddle shifts

The 2011 Ferrari Challenge season will welcome the new 458 rocket. As the most captivated FC driver in history, it seemed almost logical that Scott TUCKER was one of the first to test the terrible machine. The Maranello racing car will benefit from the F-1 Trac system, and will be equipped with Brembo CCM2 brakes

Scott TUCKER did it again. Breaking all records, he closed out a remarkable 2010 season with a stellar performance last week-end. Not only did he won several races, but he also dispatched some of the world’s best professional drivers, and ultimately has been presented with the Inaugural Ferrari Challenge Ambassador award for conduct, sportsmanship and

Scott TUCKER is the first ALMS LMPC Champion! After a long and difficult season, after many podiums but also several accidents, TUCKER takes the first crown in this new category of Le Mans Series. Once again, KENNOL is proud to show its PERFORMANCE and ENDURANCE level over a season, with prestigious victories, such as SEBRING

After a difficult qualifying (only 2 laps