Former Grand Am and Star Mazda driver Adam Christodoulou is teaming up with CRS Racing for the European Le Mans Series, which kicks off Sunday with the Six Hours of Le Castellet at the Paul Ricard circuit in Le Castellet, France.
The Le Mans Series is composed of five endurance races run on historic European tracks: the Six Hours of Castellet, 1000 km. of Spa-Francorchamps, Six Hours of Imola, Six Hours of Silverstone, and Six Hours of Estoril.
Christodoulou is no stranger to endurance racing; in January he competed in—and completed—the Grand Am Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.
The 21 year-old, who won the 2008 British Formula Renault title with CSR Racing, will co-drive with GT3 stars Klaas Hummel and Phil Quaife, who also has a season in GT Open and LMS.
Christodoulou drove a Mazda RX8 in the in Grand Am and two races for CRS in the GT Open series in 2010. He adapted easily to the CRS Ferrari 430 in testing at the Paul Ricard circuit, despite his track time being limited by weather.
The Le Mans Series is composed of five endurance races run on historic European tracks: the Six Hours of Castellet, 1000 km. of Spa-Francorchamps, Six Hours of Imola, Six Hours of Silverstone, and Six Hours of Estoril.
Christodoulou is no stranger to endurance racing; in January he competed in—and completed—the Grand Am Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.
The 21 year-old, who won the 2008 British Formula Renault title with CSR Racing, will co-drive with GT3 stars Klaas Hummel and Phil Quaife, who also has a season in GT Open and LMS.
Christodoulou drove a Mazda RX8 in the in Grand Am and two races for CRS in the GT Open series in 2010. He adapted easily to the CRS Ferrari 430 in testing at the Paul Ricard circuit, despite his track time being limited by weather.
