2008 Calendar

4 March Snetterton Test Day
4-6 April Mugello (Italy) GT90'S REVIVAL Ferrari Historic Festival
19-20 April Snetterton Britcar
30-31 May Spa Britcar
19 July Silverstone Britcar
16-17 August Snetterton Britcar
1 November Donnington Britcar
15 Brands Hatch Britcar
28-30 November Bahrain (Kingdom of Bahrain) GT FESTIVAL

Britcar 19-2- April
Win and fastest lap of the meeting

We enjoyed a faultless weekend at Snetterton and won our 50 min race by almost a lap.

We tested and qualified with 30 Britcars and raced in Britsports.

We posted the fastest lap of the weekend of all Britcars and Britsports ahead of professional drivers in current GT3 cars such as Lamborgini, Aston Martin DBR9S,TVR Sagaris, Mosler, Porsche and Ferrari etc.

4/6 April Mugello (Italy Ferrari Historic Festival)

Win and Second for Krayem’s Stealth B6 GT1

Race 1

Both of the Krayem Racing Stealth’s started from the front of the grid and ran nose to tail for over 20 minutes with identical lap times at some 4 seconds quicker than the rest of the field until American semi pro driver Robert Hissom’s Stealth was forced to retire with a transmission problem.

Krayem went onto set the fastest lap by over 1 second to Robert Hissom’s Stealth and won the 45 minute race by 30 seconds.

Race 2

Krayem’s was the only Stealth to start the race and led by 400 metres at the FIRST corner after the rolling start and by some 20 seconds at the end of the first lap. The front left tyre then began to lose pressure and even with reduced speed the lead was steadily extended until the tyre failed just past the pits one lap before the pit stop window time commenced.

4 minutes was lost in limping around the 3.5 mile circuit to change the wheel and tyre and even gaining 7 seconds per lap the Stealth could not catch the leader and finished in second place.

The top speed of Krayem's Stealth at the end of the main straight was over 180 mph.

2007 European FIA GT90’s Revival Champions

with 3 wins out of 4 and 38 points out of a possible 40.

French GT Race Meeting Magny Cours 13 & 14 October 2007

Krayem's Stealth Defeats Le Mans McLaren

The entries in the European FIA GT90's at the French GT meeting at Magny Cours last weekend included the McLaren F1 GTR which was 4^th overall at the 1998 LeMans 24 hours and the Oreca Works Viper which was 2^nd in its class at LeMans in 1999.

During the 3 days of practice and qualification David Krayem's Stealth B6 GT1 and Paul Knapfield's McLaren F1 GTR were neck and neck and swapping fastest lap times with the McLaren on the final pole by only 0.015 seconds.

In the 1st 45 minute race on Saturday evening the McLaren pulled out a 5 second lead but then the Stealth started to push and took the lead at the halfway point and stayed ahead to take the win by 5 seconds, both cars having lapped the remainder of the field.

The Stealth and McLaren were circulating within 4 seconds of current FIA GT1 cars who were running in the feature races at the same event.

The McLaren did not participate in Sunday morning's race and the Stealth completed the double winning comfortably by 40 seconds.

The driver for # 18 is David Krayem who has raced for 10 years in GT's and the last 5 years with the Stealth.
We had 2 drivers for #17:
Terry Pudwell who is the Owner of Stealth Cars and a former British GT driver and

Robert Hissom a former Venturi Cup driver who's familly ran Chapparal cars in the USA and won 2 Indianapolis Championships.

KRAYEM RACING WINS INTERNATIONAL FIA GT MOTOR RACE AT SILVERSTONE

Krayem Racing won at Silverstone in early May 2007 at the first ever European FIA GT 90's meeting in their 650 horse power Stealth B6 GT1.

This new international series is for GT1, 2 and 3 cars of the 1990's and entries included GT1 super cars such as McLaren FI GTR and Porsche 911 and Ferrari F40.

Krayem's Stealth came 3rd in the first 45 minute race after suffering a restarting delay of 2 minutes in the pit stop and finished within half a second of the 2nd placed Works Stealth of Terry Pudwell also run by Krayem Racing but Krayem won by almost 2 minutes in a smooth second race.

Silverstone: Wilts and Glos standard 13/9/06

Tetbury's David Krayem racing at Silverstone

Tetbury man takes on famous racetrack

TETBURY'S David Krayem raced on Silverstone's grand prix circuit at the European Endurance 24 hour meeting.

David qualified with a time of two minutes, one second for the 3.2 mile circuit at an average speed of nearly 95mph, putting him 17th on a grid of 22 cars.

The first race was held in sunshine and the track was dry and fast.

It was a 40-minute race of 20 laps and David finished ninth overall and first in his class.

David started eighth on the grid for his second 40-minute race. This race was fast and furious.

Good, clever driving meant David brought his Radical sports car home in eighth place overall and was first in his class again. David had the fastest lap in his class.