The annual 2010-11 seasons of Grand Touring Amateur League(GTAL), Masters of Endurance(MoE) and LFS Endurance Series(LFSES) came to an end recently.
TEM got 8th in 2011 GTAL, after going not so far from the title in a mega close season. 7th in class in the prestigious Masters of Endurance, with a maiden podium as a bonus. A double crown(drivers champ’ and GT500 teams’ championship) in LFSES, a league that unfortunately suffered massively from interrest drops.
After a short pause following the end of the IGTC season in early September, endurance racing is back with the LFS Endurance Series and the Grand Touring Amateur League which both kicked off recently. They should be followed soon by the Desire of Patience Tour and the legendary Masters of Endurance, though Tiger Express isn’t sure yet to be involved in those leagues, for different reasons.
Nevertheless, here’s a report of the Grand Touring Amateur League’s 2011 round 1 and the LFS Endurance Series‘ season 5 round 1
The start of the opening round of the 5th ever season of the LFS Endurance Series
Westhill, Friday, February 26th, 2010
The 5th round of the LFS Endurance Series took part at Westhill International, for the second longest round of the season. Tiger Express was the most represented team by far, with 8 drivers spreaded into 3 XRR GT500. Unfortunately, this didn’t paid off, and none of the 3 cars could reach the podium after a very chaotic race.
 | Y. Laprevotte |  |
| L. Chebbi |  |
 | N. Puntola |  |
| O. Rinne |  |
 | V. Verstreken |  |
 | K. Raudsepp |  |
 | D. Jundt |  |
 | C. Vourliotis |  |
 | L. Solfrank |  |
 | T. Parker |  |
 | A. Pavars |  |
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