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2011 is set to be another exciting season for me as I will again race in the prestigious Le Mans Series (LMS), having re-signed with British team CRS Racing, and also in the VLN Endurance Championship.
In the LMS I'll be driving a Ferrari 430 in the new LM GTE Am category. This year's calendar comprises five 6-hour races at Paul Ricard, Spa-Francorchamps, Imola, Silverstone and Estoril. The new class is set to be hotly-contested this year but alongside my team-mates Adam Christodoulou and Klaas Hummel, and with the backing of the guys at CRS, I feel we have a real opportunity to challenge for the title.
VLN is an incredible championship that comprises a series of races at the iconic 16.123-mile Nurburgring Nordschleife circuit in Germany. I’ll be racing a BMW M3 and will also be tackling the Nurbrugring 24 Hours for the first time.
This website will be regularly updated with news, race reports and photos so you can follow my progress throughout the year. You can also find out information on my partners and sponsors, and feel free to send me any questions via the contact section.
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Quaife sets the pace for McLaren GT at Silverstone
Phil Quaife delivered a stand-out performance in the Blancpain Endurance Series season finale at Silverstone last weekend, despite his impressive drive ultimately going unrewarded.
Phil Quaife delivered a stand-out performance in the Blancpain Endurance Series season finale at Silverstone last weekend, despite his impressive drive ultimately going unrewarded. The Kent racer, who has plied his trade with CRS Racing in the Le Mans Series for much of this season, made the transition from Ferrari to McLaren look effortless at the British Grand Prix venue where development of the factory-supported #60 MP4-12C GT3 continued in the three-hour enduro. This was the first time Quaife…
Quaife scoops sensational first LMS podium at Estoril
Phil Quaife helped CRS Racing celebrate their final Le Mans Series appearance in fairytale fashion thanks to a hard-fought first GTE-Am podium finish at Sunday
Phil Quaife helped CRS Racing celebrate their final Le Mans Series appearance in fairytale fashion thanks to a hard-fought first GTE-Am podium finish at Sunday’s season finale in Estoril. The Kent racer’s second position alongside regular team-mates Adam Christodoulou and Klaas Hummel at the former Portuguese Grand Prix venue was the result of impeccable team work behind the wheel of their Ferrari 430 throughout the six-hour race. Good fortune has seldom shone on the #82 crew this season…
Quaife thrilled with McLaren MP4-12C GT3
Phil Quaife produced an impressive performance to just miss out on a top-ten class finish at the Total 24 Hours of Spa last weekend where McLaren
Phil Quaife produced an impressive performance to just miss out on a top-ten class finish at the Total 24 Hours of Spa last weekend where McLaren’s all-new MP4-12C was making its twice-around-the-clock race debut. The 25-year-old Kent racer, who shared the #60 VonRyan Racing-run GT3-spec McLaren race car with regular Le Mans Series team-mate Adam Christodoulou as well as Glynn Geddie and Roger Wills, overcame changeable conditions throughout the Belgian event to finish 11th in the Pro-Am class…
Quaife confirmed as McLaren GT driver at Total 24 Hours of Spa
McLaren GT has confirmed that Kent racer Phil Quaife will drive one of its all-new MP4-12C GT3 cars at this weekend
McLaren GT has confirmed that Kent racer Phil Quaife will drive one of its all-new MP4-12C GT3 cars at this weekend’s prestigious Total 24 Hours of Spa in Belgium, where the car will make its 24 hour racing debut. Phil, whose Le Mans Series outfit CRS Racing is playing a leading role in the development of the 12C GT3, will join regular team mate Adam Christodoulou, as well as fellow CRS stablemates Glynn Geddie and Roger Wills, at the wheel of the #60 VonRyan Racing-run Pro-Am Cup entry. Car…
Quaife clinches first Nordschleife victory
Quaife wins SP10 class in VLN Endurance Championship
British racing driver Phil Quaife registered his first-ever victory at the iconic Nurburgring Nordschleife circuit in Germany at the weekend, the perfect preparation for his debut at the annual 24-hour race held at the same venue later this month. Having scored two podium finishes already this season, Quaife added his first win in the SP10 class at round 5 of the VLN Endurance Championship, a series of four-hour races which are exclusively staged at the ‘Green Hell’, the legendary 16.123-mile…
Quaife back on VLN podium at the Nordschleife
Second place in SP10 class continues execllent VLN campaign
Le Mans Series frontrunner Phil Quaife continued his fantastic foray into the VLN Endurance Series at the Nurburgring Nordschleife last Saturday with a second place finish in the SP10 class. The Kent-based racer enjoyed a flawless weekend at the notoriously difficult ‘Green Hell’ in Germany to make it two podiums in as many races alongside co-driver Adam Christodoulou and new addition to the squad Andreas Möntmann. Starting from second, Quaife belied his inexperience at the 12.93-mile,…
Quaife denied deserved podium at Spa
Phil Quaife's redesigned website, www.philquaife.com, is now online and more onboard and TV footage will be added in due course
Kent-based racing driver Phil Quaife was denied a maiden podium finish in the prestigious Le Mans Series during last weekend’s second round at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium, when co-driver Klaas Hummel was the innocent victim of an accident with just six minutes remaining. Quaife produced a fine display in qualifying to put the CRS Racing Ferrari 430 he shares with Dutchman Hummel and fellow Brit Adam Christodoulou third on the grid in the competitive LM GTE Am category for the six-hour race…
Quaife scores podium on Nurburgring Nordschleife debut
Third place in the SP10 class of the VLN Endurance Championship
Kent-based racing driver Phil Quaife scored a podium finish on his debut at the iconic Nurburgring Nordschleife circuit in Germany at the weekend, finishing third in the SP10 class of the VLN Endurance Championship. Home to the German Grand Prix until 1976, the legendary 12.93-mile track, nicknamed the ‘Green Hell’, is notoriously difficult for any racing driver to master, but having driven strongly in Friday’s practice session and Saturday’s qualifying, Quaife was immediately…
