The TRG-Aston Martin Racing (TRG-AMR) team is preparing for the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona at the end of the month, in pursuit of their fifth win at this historic event. This will be the third year in partnership with Aston Martin Racing, and their 21st run at what is considered our “Super Bowl of Motorsports.” Over the past two decades, TRG has operated in multiple series at nearly every level in racing — in Grand Am with Daytona Prototypes and Porsche – Pontiac GT cars, in American LeMans Series with Porsche GT cars, in NASCAR Sprint Cup and the Craftsman Truck Series, and currently in IMSA and Pirelli World Challenge with Aston Martin GT3’s and GT4’s. The team’s record-breaking results include four victories at the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona (once overall), a victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Petit Le Mans, nearly 200 professional podium finishes with over 60 wins and four championships spread throughout 21 years.
In 2016, TRG is honoring its illustrious heritage dating back to its years running Porsches with a fantastic new Porsche program anchored by four brand-new Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport race cars and the 2015 Pirelli GT3 Cup Trophy Championship winning Porsche GT3 car in its stable. The Porsche Caymans are an exciting new addition to an already strong and fast-paced program that falls under TRG’s umbrella of racing programs, which also includes a new IMSA GT3 Cup Challenge program. Customers can chose to race with top level TRG support in both programs for 2016. A limited number of customer driver spots are available for the 2016 season with Porsche Cayman GT4s available for lease on a race-by-race basis or for the entire season in any of the applicable series.
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