free time. This commitment provides them with an opportunity to pool their expertise and translate it into practice in both the workshop and on the track.
The newly-formed team for 2015 has 10 members including new Team Manager, American Martin Duke. “Our TMG GT86 CS-V3 will stay more or less the same this year. We will again start in the close- to-production V3 category. In the past two years, we won races in this category once in each season. This time, we go for two wins,” he says.
Charlotte Wilking won the 2014 driver selection and will this season be a mentor for her new team-mates, Dominik Greb and Christian Scherer. “You first have to get used to our car because it’s right-hand drive,” she says. “But my experience will certainly help. And I hope that our new drivers are fast learners, will get better over the season and drive our car competently and safely.”
Moritz Oestreich, winner of the first TMG driver selection in 2013, is no longer part of the team. He made use of the TMG opportunity to gain a reputation and is now an established endurance racer. “This proves that our team can be the launch pad for a VLN career,” Martin added. “There can be no better advertisement for us.”
2015 TMG GT86 Cup Calendar • 28 March
• 25 April
• 20 June • 04 July
• 01 August
DMV 4-Stunden- Rennen
ADAC ACAS H&R Cup
Adenauer ADAC World Peace Trophy
ADAC Barbarossapreis • 22 August RCM DMV Grenzlandrennen
• 05 September 6h ADAC Ruhr- Pokal-Rennen
• 03 October ADAC Reinoldus- Landstreckenrennen
• 17 October ROWE DMV 250-Meilen-Rennen • 31 October DMV Münsterlandpokal
For an annual €4,500 entry fee per car, competitors benefit from many extras:
• Prizes for the top eight in the TMG GT86 Cup points standings at the end of the season
• Special discounted tyres courtesy of official tyre partner Pirelli
• Exclusive reductions on spare parts at the track
• 3x TMG GT86 Cup branded race overall
• Finance options via Toyota Financial Services
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