LE MANS CUP: IT'S LMP3 TIME - BONJOUR PAUL RICARD

United Autosports at the Michelin Le Mans Cup Le Castellet Round
United Autosports at the Michelin Le Mans Cup Le Castellet Round
We are in the south of France for the third round and fourth race of the 2023 Michelin Le Mans Cup – following the double header Road To Le Mans event at Circuit de la Sarthe last month. 
 
The United Autosports LMP3 duo have shown strong pace so far this season, with John Schauerman and Wayne Boyd (#23) narrowly missing out on pole position at Road To Le Mans, while Gerry Kraut and Scott Andrews (#22) stormed through the field from P28 to a P5 finish in the 38-strong grid of LMP3 Pro / Am driver teams. 
 
Today, the #22 and #23 Ligier JS P320s are on track for two Collective Test sessions, followed by two Free Practice sessions and the Collective Bronze Driver Test tomorrow (Friday 14th July). 
 
On Saturday, the Bronze-graded driver in each team – Gerry Kraut (#22) and John Schauerman (#23) – will set the grid in Qualifying at 12:50 CEST / 11:50 BST, followed by the race at 17:10 CEST / 16:10 BST. 
 
Watch all the race day action live and free on YouTube, and stay up to date with the team on social @unitedautosports. 

Gerry Kraut and Scott Andrews - United Autosports LMP3 drivers - 2023 Michelin Le Mans Cup
Gerry Kraut and Scott Andrews - United Autosports LMP3 drivers - 2023 Michelin Le Mans Cup
CAR #22

Gerry Kraut: “I love racing at Circuit Paul Ricard. It’s fast and an absolutely first class facility. I’m looking forward to being on track again, and hopefully doing myself and United Autosports proud this weekend.”
 
Scott Andrews: “I've always loved this track – it offers some unique challenges as a driver and I’m sure the United Autosports car is going to be very quick there. Hopefully we can turn our season luck around this weekend!"

John Schauerman and Wayne Boyd - United Autosports LMP3 drivers - Michelin Le Mans Cup
John Schauerman and Wayne Boyd - United Autosports LMP3 drivers - Michelin Le Mans Cup
CAR #23 

John Schauerman: "Le Castellet has been a good track pace-wise for us in the past. Last year was good but I made a mistake early on, so this weekend I’m focusing on not repeating mistakes, scoring points and getting back up in the championship standings.”
 
Wayne Boyd: “John and I have had seriously good pace all year but unfortunately the results haven't gone our way … it's been quite unlucky at times. We have a few races left to get our championship back on track ... I'm really looking forward to it."