JRM Racing today lodged an entry to compete in the 2013 Blancpain Endurance Series. The British squad will use the Series to further enhance performance of the renowned Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 car, which it has developed in conjunction with NISMO (Nissan Motorsports International Co. Ltd) since 2011.

JRM Racing’s successful 2012 24 Hours of Le Mans campaign was recognized this weekend by the British Racing Mechanics Club. The club, which recognizes excellence in mechanical engineering and preparation of racing cars, awarded one of its prestigious trophies to JRM for crewing the highest-placed British entry in Le Mans last year during its annual dinner on 26 January.

JRM Racing today confirmed its intention to enter the 2013 24 Hours of Le Mans for the second consecutive year. After finishing its debut Le Mans campaign in sixth overall, the East Sussex-based squad plans to enter one Honda HPD ARX-03a to the blue riband event that will take place on 22-23 June 2013.

A look back at the 2012 season with David Brabham. 

JRM Racing has finished the final race of its first season in the FIA World Endurance Championship, the Six Hours of Shanghai, second in the privateers class and fifth overall, equalling the team's best result of the season. The team achieved its second podium finish in a row, confirming the constant improvement shown throughout the year and finishing its first season in endurance racing third of the privateers LMP1 outfits.

JRM Racing will start the Six Hours of Shanghai, the eighth and final round of the 2012 FIA World Endurance Championship, from pole position in class and fourth overall on the grid. This is the team’s first-ever pole in the championship and best qualifying result of the season. Karun Chandhok, the only of the three JRM Racing drivers with previous experience of the Shanghai International Circuit, was out the #22 and set a fastest time of 1:51.003.

JRM Racing finished a positive day of practice for the Six Hours of Shanghai, the eighth and final round of the 2012 FIA World Endurance Championship. The trio of drivers, David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck, completed a productive first day at the Shanghai International Circuit, gathering plenty of data and finishing second quickest in the Privateers' championship. David's fastest time of 1.53.563 put the Honda HPD ARX-03a into 5^th overall.

JRM Racing heads to the 2012 FIA World Endurance Championship finale at the Shanghai International Circuit this weekend hoping to consolidate the strong form demonstrated at the previous round at the Fuji Speedway. The British based team, which competes in the LMP1 Privateer class of the WEC with a Honda HPD ARX-03a, delivered a scintillating performance at the Six Hours of Fuji two weeks ago, securing its first-ever podium position and third overall in the Privateers’ championship.

JRM Racing achieved its best result of the season today at the Six Hours of Fuji in Japan, finishing second in the privateers’ class and fifth overall.

JRM Racing will start the Six Hours of Fuji, the seventh round of the FIA World Endurance Championship, from third in class and sixth overall on the grid. David Brabham was in the HPD ARX 03a hot seat for qualifying for the first time since the season opening race in Sebring and set a best time of 1:30.410 on his fourth lap on track.

JRM Racing was back on track at the Fuji Speedway in Japan for the second time this week as the opening practice sessions for this weekend’s Six Hours of Fuji got underway. After collecting significant amounts of data and undertaking circuit familiarization work in Wednesday's Collective Test, in which it finished as the quickest privateer LMP1 outfit by a margin of over two seconds, the team was able to concentrate on race set-up in the two 90 minute practice sessions today. In a very productive day, David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck put the Honda HPD ARX-03a into sixth position overall and third of the privateers with a fastest lap time of 1:31.319.

JRM Racing continues its debut FIA World Endurance Championship campaign this weekend in Fuji, Japan. Just two weeks after the inaugural WEC race in Bahrain, the British-based team travels to the classic Japanese track at the foot of Mount Fuji for the penultimate event of the series. The Six Hours of Fuji will take place on Sunday 14 October and JRM will be looking to finally deliver on the promise it has shown throughout the championship. The team, which is currently third in the privateers’ title race, is hoping that its history of competing in Japan, driver Peter Dumbreck’s extensive experience at Fuji and the support of the local crowd will help it realize its potential.

JRM Racing’s increasing promise went unrewarded in today’s Six Hours of Bahrain. The #22 HPD ARX-03a driven by David Brabham, Peter Dumbreck and Karun Chandhok had qualified in P3 in the privateers’ class for today’s inaugural FIA World Endurance Championship race in the Middle East and had high hopes of a podium finish, however electrical gremlins hit just a handful of laps into the race.

JRM Racing will start the inaugural Six Hours of Bahrain, the sixth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship, from third in class and sixth on the grid. 

JRM Racing finished a fascinating first day of practice for the Six Hours of Bahrain, the FIA World Endurance Championship’s first venture into the Middle East, second quickest in the privateers’ championship. The trio of David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck put the Honda HPD ARX-03a into fifth overall with a laptime of 1:49.100, establishing solid foundations for final practice and qualifying tomorrow.

JRM Racing heads to the sixth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship in Bahrain this weekend. 

JRM Racing demonstrated its increasing level of performance in the fifth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship, the Six Hours of Sao Paulo. The HPD-ARX 03a driven by David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck set lap times on a pace with the privateer teams to finish fourth in class. 

JRM Racing will start the inaugural Six Hours of Sao Paulo, the fifth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship, from fourth in class and seventh on the grid. Over a highly competitive 20-minute session in which the privateer LMP1 cars were separated by less than half a second, Scot Peter Dumbreck set a quickest time of 1:24.320 with the HPD-ARX 03a. 

JRM Racing finished the first day of practice for the Six Hours of Sao Paulo as the fastest petrol car and the highest classified privateer team. The #22 HPD-ARX 03a driven by David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck recorded a time of 1:24.265, putting it fourth overall and just 0.3secs from the #1 Audi of Fassler, Lotterer and Treluyer. 

JRM Racing takes on yet another challenge this weekend as it travels to Brazil for the fifth event on the 2012 calendar, the Six Hours of Sao Paulo on 15 September. The Sussex-based squad will enter the LMP1 class with a Honda HPD-ARX 03a with David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck on driving duties.

Cheered on by JRM Racing guests, Team GB Olympic Gold Medalists in canoe slalom double C2, Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott, the JRM Racing crew of David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck finished the 6 Hours of Silverstone in seventh position, fourth in the privateer class.

JRM Racing enjoyed a solid qualifying session in preparation for the fourth round of the 2012 FIA World Endurance Championship, the 6 Hours of Silverstone. Karun Chandhok qualified in seventh position, just half a second from fourth and the fastest privateer car, marking the strength and depth of the competition in this year’s series, and just how far JRM Racing has come since entering the championship at the start of this year. This came in spite of a gearbox issue in the earlier practice, which cost the team almost all the running in the morning.

JRM Racing’s preparations for its home race, the 6 Hours of Silverstone, got underway today with two 90 minute practice sessions. The #22 crew of David Brabham, Karun Chandhok and Peter Dumbreck completed more than 400km over the day, with a programme designed to consolidate the solid two day test with the HPD ARX-03a held at Aragon, Spain, last week.

Ten weeks after finishing its inaugural Le Mans 24 Hours in a superb sixth place overall and second in the privateers’ classification, JRM Racing takes on its next challenge this weekend, the 6 Hours of Silverstone, the fourth round of the 2012 FIA World Endurance Championship. Based in Rye, East Sussex, with a significant proportion of the crew of British nationality, the Silverstone round will very much be a home event for the team.

As part of the build-up to this weekend’s fourth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship (FIA WEC) at Silverstone (24 – 26 August), nine drivers, accompanied by three of the series’ highly-distinctive racing cars – including two Le Mans Prototypes – headed for one of the Capital’s most iconic landmarks, the London Eye, to mark the UK debut of the championship.

JRM Racing conducted two days of testing at Aragon, Spain, on Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 August as it prepares for its home race at Silverstone next week. After finishing sixth at Le Mans on its 24 hour racing debut, this test was crucial in keeping the momentum going as the team bids to take the lead of the FIA World Endurance Championship standings.

JRM Racing has reached the halfway point of the Le Mans 24 Hours in 12th position.

JRM Racing sits in 7^th overall with two thirds of the race run.

David Brabham opened the final third of the race for JRM, taking over from Peter Dumbreck as the sun came up.

JRM Racing achieved its ambitious objective today when it finished the Le Mans 24 Hours at its first attempt. 

JRM Racing made a successful start to its debut Le Mans 24 Hours at 15:00 CET today.

After taking over from David Brabham in the third hour, Karun Chandhok put in a quadruple stint in car #22 and moved from P10 to P8 at the end of his time in the car. 

JRM Racing will start its first-ever Le Mans 24 Hours from 11th position. The team will field a Honda HPD ARX-03a in the top LMP1 class with David Brabham, Peter Dumbreck and Karun Chandhok as its driving line-up.

JRM Racing took part in its first Le Mans 24 Hours qualifying session today, with Peter Dumbreck capturing the team’s fastest time, 3:37.088, 11th quickest in the overall classification.

JRM Racing continues its preparations for its debut Le Mans 24 Hours campaign this weekend as it completes its first laps of the legendary La Sarthe track at the pre-race test day on Sunday 3 June.

JRM Racing completes first laps of Le Mans in test day....

Despite a drama filled race, JRM Racing overcame the trials of Spa to record an impressive 4th place finish in the privateer class

After an impressive first outing, JRM Racing kept biting at the heels of the frontrunners, showing just what an impressive car the HPD ARX really is

A fantastic drive from all the drivers sees JRM Racing qualify sixth for Sebring

The team's first dark practice session proved to be a roaring success, with the drivers putting the HPD fifth fastest

The very first outing for JRM Racing's new HPD ARX-03a is at the challenging Sebring circuit.

So, here we are - the first race, in a brand new season, in a brand new championship, in a brand new car!

With a new season comes a new challenge for JRM Racing, as they enter the prestigious FIA World Endurance Championship