Dempsey Lola, Libra Radical Strengthen P2 Grid for ALMS Monterey

Two new prototypes should be on the starting grid for the American Le Mans Series Monterey this Saturday.
Dempsey Lola, Libra Radical Strengthen P2 Grid for ALMS Monterey
Dempsey Racing might be augmenting its PC car (seen here at Sebring) with its new P2 Lola -Judd coupe at American Le Mans Series Monterey. James Fish/The Epoch Times
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Dempsey Racing might be augmenting its PC car (seen here at Sebring) with its new P2 Lola -Judd coupe at American Le Mans Series Monterey. (James Fish/The Epoch Times)

Two new prototypes should be on the starting grid for the American Le Mans Series Monterey at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca this Saturday.

Dempsey Racing, which already campaigns a PC Oreca, will debut its P2 Lola-Judd at Saturday’s six-hour endurance race. The team took possession of a brand new B12/80 last weekend and is hurrying to prepare for the race. The team has announced its intent to participate but has not shown up yet on the entry list, so this one is officially up in the air, but the team hasn’t announced any changes of plan from the scheduled debut announced months ago.  

Ian Dawson’s Project Libra is back on the grid after a season away, with its Radical SR-10 powered by a Roush-Yates turbo V6, both chassis and engine making their racing debuts. Libra has been an on-again, off-again participant in ALMS, generally underfunded and undertested, but this time around the team seems to have everything worked out and ready.