The RaceFace Pro Mini Endurance Series made its highly anticipated stop at the legendary LeMans circuit, delivering thrilling action and strategic brilliance. Despite starting from the back of the field, Yaz Samaai showcased exceptional race craft to secure a podium finish in the GT3 class, while Noor Hendricks put in a stellar performance to finish second in the GTP class. These impressive results further solidified Asimetric’s standing in the series with just two rounds to go.

After missing out on qualifying, Yaz Samaai faced the daunting task of starting at the back of the field. Undeterred, Samaai executed a flawless race strategy, combining skillful overtakes with precise pit stops. His determination and racecraft saw him steadily climb through the ranks, ultimately securing a well-deserved third-place finish in the GT3 class. This podium finish not only demonstrated Samaai’s racing prowess but also extended his lead in the championship standings.

In the GTP class, Noor Hendricks delivered a commendable performance, showcasing his speed and consistency throughout the race. Starting from a competitive position, Hendricks maintained a strong pace and executed strategic pit stops to secure a second-place finish. His impressive drive added valuable points to Asimetric’s overall tally, contributing to the team’s success at LeMans.

The LeMans event proved to be a test of strategy, endurance, and skill for all participants. Yaz Samaai’s third-place finish in the GT3 class and Noor Hendricks’ second-place finish in the GTP class highlighted Asimetric’s competitive spirit and determination. These results not only underscored the drivers’ individual talents but also reinforced Asimetric’s position as a formidable team in the RaceFace Pro Mini Endurance Series.

With only two rounds remaining in the series, Yaz Samaai’s extended lead in the championship standings puts him in a strong position to claim the title. The team’s overall performance at LeMans has set the stage for an exciting conclusion to the season, as Asimetric continues to demonstrate their prowess and resilience on the track.

The RaceFace Pro Mini Endurance Series event at LeMans showcased the exceptional talent and strategic acumen of Asimetric’s drivers. Yaz Samaai’s remarkable recovery to secure a podium finish and Noor Hendricks’ strong performance in the GTP class exemplify the team’s dedication and skill. As the championship battle intensifies, Asimetric remains focused on maintaining their momentum and achieving further success in the final two rounds of the series.