Muscle Milk Pickett Racing will be starting what is gearing up to be a year of firsts when it kicks off the season at this weekend’s 60th Anniversary Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring Fueled by Fresh from Florida. It will mark the first time that the Greg Pickett-led team fields two cars in the American Le Mans Series. The team has added a PC car for drivers Mike Guasch and Memo Gidley to its P1 entry piloted by Germans …Continue reading
Last week the Muscle Milk/Molecule MG2 duo of Memo Gidley and Mike Guasch, came off another successful test at Sebring International raceway in preparation for the upcoming Twelve Hour of Sebring race March 17th. The Muscle Milk team went through numerous changes to their Oreca LMPC prototype race car in nice but hot conditions. “The weather was hot which always makes a high down force car a little trickier to set up,” said Gidley. “But I was very happy with …Continue reading
Last Saturday was a night to remember at the yearend DJSA Outlaw awards banquet. Another record crowd of nearly 150 of Northern California’s best Jet Ski racers, their friends and families, jam packed Northern California’s premier indoor karting facility, Go-Kart Racer, in Burlingame, CA, for a night of awards and the ultimate four wheel outlaw shootout. The night began with eleven classes of Jet Ski riders being recognized for their outstanding results in the 2011 DJSA Outlaw water cross tour …Continue reading
Muscle Milk Pickett Racing completed a successful and productive American Le Mans Series Winter Test at Sebring International Raceway on Thursday with both its LMP1 and LMPC cars. The team’s HPD ARX-03a, the first of its kind to take to the track, made its official debut during the morning test session with team owner Greg Pickett behind the wheel taking it out for its first laps.
Muscle Milk Pickett Racing unveiled the livery on its #5 Le Mans Prototype Challenge entry earlier today when it took to the track for the first day of the American Le Mans Series Winter Test at Sebring International Raceway.
GAINSCO/Bob Stallings Racing, and its trio of drivers Alex Gurney, Jon Fogarty and Memo Gidley, saw an opening hour of race-leading success give way to a slew of endurance race related issues that ultimately resulted in a 13th place finish for the two-time championship winning team in the 50th Anniversary Rolex 24 At Daytona, January 28 and 29.