Second Race at Silverstone 

Striving for Success 

With renewed optimism, Maurice and his team invested significant effort in developing and upgrading their car to emulate a quintessential British touring racing car. Maurice shared his initial thoughts, saying "I approached the weekend with a positive mindset, eagerly anticipating the race. I had prepared and felt physically fit." 

Unfortunately, an issue with the clutch slave cylinder arose on Friday, meaning the entire day was required for the removal of the engine and depriving Maurice of any practice time until Saturday morning. 

Challenges and Resilience

During the practice session preceding the qualifying round on Saturday, both drivers noticed a lack of power on the straights. After analyzing the telemetry data, the team discovered low turbo boost pressure. Nevertheless, they exhibited improvement in the corners, showcasing their dedication to improving the suspension set up. 

Maurice reflected on the race, stating, "The compromised qualifying session, right after the repairs, hampered our starting position, and we began from the back. Despite working remotely with the engine manufacturer to secure additional boost, it didn't significantly enhance our competitiveness during the race, preventing us from launching an aggressive attack.”