Archive for October 2011

ATHENS, GA. (September 26, 2011) – Comprent Motor Sports is excited to announce it is adding a championship-winning racer to its Cooper Tires Prototype Lites Championship driver line-up for the Petit Le Mans season-finale doubleheader. Sean Rayhall, the 2010 SCCA Pro Racing Formula Enterprises Series champion, will make his pro sports racer debut at Road Atlanta on September 29-30, reuniting with the Georgia-based team as part of a SCCA Enterprises initiative.

Comprent Motor Sports has a long history of working with talented racers, in both the junior formula car and sports racer ranks, and that trend will continue when the chase for the 2011 Prototype Lites Championship concludes with Rounds 13 & 14 at Road Atlanta. Thanks in large part to a sponsorship program by SCCA Enterprises to support its pro champions, Rayhall will get behind the wheel of the No. 77 SCCA Enterprises/Comprent Motors Sports Elan DP02 for the season-finale in Georgia. The Petit Le Mans event doubleheader will mark a reunion between Rayhall and Comprent Motor Sports, as the 16 year-old captured the SCCA Pro Racing Formula Enterprises Series title last season with the Georgia team, becoming the youngest SCCA Pro Racing champion in history.

American teenager Sean Rayhall further strengthened his place as one of the most talented up-and-coming racers in the nation this past week (September 29-30) by dominating the Cooper Tires Prototype Lites Championship season-finale at Road Atlanta. As part of the prestigious Petit Le Mans event, the 16 year-old racer from Georgia won both Round 13 and 14 from the pole position, setting a new lap record in the process. Making it even more impressive was the fact it was Rayhall’s series debut in the American Le Mans Series development championship.

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ATHENS, GA. (October 3, 2011) – Comprent Motor Sports completed its 2011 pro season in perfection this past week (September 29-30), sweeping the Cooper Tires Prototype Lites Championship season-finale at Road Atlanta. Teenage sensation Sean Rayhall was a dominating force in his series debut with the Georgia-based squad, winning both Round 13 and 14 from the pole position, setting a new lap record in the process. Jonathan Gore added to the impressive display by Comprent Motor Sports, securing third in the title fight with a podium finish in race one of the Petit Le Mans doubleheader.