Author: Barry Scott / Published Date: 7 December 2010
Categories: Team Updates
In 1923, the Automobile Club of the Sarthe decided to organise a race
that would test around the clock endurance. Originally called the Grand
Prix of Endurance, the most prestigious car manufacturers in the world
have vied for a win ever since. Held annually at Circuit de la Sarthe in France, it's now called The 24 Hours of Le Mans, and it's the world's most famous sports car endurance race.
To win requires a supreme individual feat, combined with the support of a great team. The Autopia Le Mans Award embodies the spirit of this legendary race, and recognises not only outstanding results, but also the manner in which they were achieved.
After a seriously huge effort in recent months, Sam Clarke has been voted as Autopia’s latest Le Mans winner.
Congratulations Sam, just got to hold on to the trophy now..
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Author: Barry Scott / Published Date: 7 December 2010
Categories: Team Updates
Amid much fanfare (and pork belly) The Autopian of the Year was awarded to Nathaniel Mak over dinner last night.
His efforts this year have been extraordinary.
Every member of the team, as well as the organisation as a whole, has directly benefited from his commitment over the last 12 months.
Thanks Nat, and enjoy your holiday!
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