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Scott Tucker uses New Car to Spark Successful Season

Kyla Sweeney — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 16:55:39 +0000

The moment private equity investor-turned motorsports climbing star Scott Tucker put his order for that latest Honda Performance Development/Wirth Research cost-capped prototype car, under "quantity," it said 2. Tucker reserved the earliest 2 chassis for his Level 5 Motorsports team to use as soon as they can, which turned out to be last weekend in the HPD ARX-01g's debut appearance, at ModSpace American Le Mans in Monterey, Calif. The race had been just another victory for the David Stone-managed, Microsoft Office-sponsored team of Tucker, Christophe Bouchut and Luis Diaz; the team has made a crucial pass throughout the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup series and the American Le Mans Series, making podium at numerous races and winning at several others, for instance Imola.

Scott Tucker uses New Car to Spark Successful Season

Scott Tucker takes out the Northeast Grand Prix to Prepare for 6 hours of Imola

Molly Black — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 16:51:41 +0000

The third round of the American Le Mans Series had Level 5 Motorsports slated to appear at Lime Rock Park for the Northeast Grand Prix, but the team withdrew its two-car entry a month before the race took place. With owner-driver Scott Tucker's hectic schedule-racing in three series and what's more, dominating them-it wouldn't be out of the question to assume the withdraw was due to driver burnout; halfway throughout the year, couldn't the team use a break? Not quite; put simply, the Level 5 Motorsports team all but compulsively seeks opportunities to get on the podium. Less than a month earlier, Tucker and his teammates took the win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans after its debut in the race and first year in the LMP2 class. With a record that better fits the question, "What races haven't you won?" at that point in the year, Tucker and his team were making podium finishes a habit.

Scott Tucker takes out the Northeast Grand Prix to Prepare for 6 hours of Imola

2011 season for Scott Tucker gets to be an Exciting One

Kyla Sweeney — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 16:50:25 +0000

Fast cars, feelings, tension and hours of activity: Aside from mood music, that's the makings associated with a feature film-to be fair, one that has been made, but also one that could be just as successful if filmed again with the same cast.

2011 season for Scott Tucker gets to be an Exciting One

A year in review for Scott Tucker and His Dream Team : Long Beach Street Circuit

Jim Tobin — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 16:43:18 +0000

The Level 5 Motorsports team is certainly not if not relentless. Relentless within their determination, relentless in their speed, and relentless in their ability to win. Only such a team could finish the way the Scott Tucker-owned, Microsoft Office-sponsored did at the Long Beach, Calif., street circuit. The No. 55 Le Mans Prototype Challenge entry set a record on the Long Beach track, a notoriously challenging circuit for drivers. The Level 5 team went on to finish second in the race, a podium finish that secured Tucker and co-driver Christophe Bouchut's top rankings in overall point standings.

A year in review for Scott Tucker and His Dream Team : Long Beach Street Circuit

Scott Tucker : Northeast Grand Prix

Molly Black — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 16:33:01 +0000

The 3rd round in the American Le Mans Series had Level 5 Motorsports slated to look at Lime Rock Park for the Northeast Grand Prix, but the team withdrew its two-car entry a month before the race took place. With owner-driver Scott Tucker's hectic schedule-racing in three series and what's more, dominating them-it wouldn't be out of the question to assume the withdraw was due to driver burnout; halfway throughout the year, couldn't the team use a break? Not quite; put simply, the Level 5 Motorsports team all but compulsively seeks opportunities to get on the podium. Less than a month earlier, Tucker and his teammates took the win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans after its debut in the race and first year in the LMP2 class. With a record that better fits the question, "What races haven't you won?" at that time in the year, Tucker and his team were making podium finishes a habit.

Scott Tucker : Northeast Grand Prix

Scott Tucker and the Long Beach Street Circuit

Kyla Sweeney — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 16:40:11 +0000

The Level 5 Motorsports team is nothing if not relentless. Relentless within their determination, relentless in their speed, and relentless in their ability to win. Only such a team could finish the way the Scott Tucker-owned, Microsoft Office-sponsored did at the Long Beach, Calif., street circuit. The No. 55 Le Mans Prototype Challenge entry set a record on the Long Beach track, a notoriously challenging circuit for drivers. The Level 5 team went on to finish second in the race, a podium finish that secured Tucker and co-driver Christophe Bouchut's top rankings in overall point standings.

Scott Tucker and the Long Beach Street Circuit

Great Performance by Scott Tucker and his Team for the Time Warner Cable Road Race

Jim Tobin — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 16:40:58 +0000

With their names comfortably resting on top of the entire points leaders' charts, the drivers of Level 5 Motorsports rolled their current ultra-fast LMP2 vehicle from the box in Elkhart Lake, Wisc., amazingly around their Madison, Wisc., home base after a streak of achievement in Intercontinental Le Mans Cup races in Europe. Scott Tucker and co-drivers Christophe Bouchut and Luis Diaz earned podium finishes in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France and Six Hours of Imola in Italy.

Great Performance by Scott Tucker and his Team for the Time Warner Cable Road Race

Scott Tucker and His Level 5 Team brings the Le Mans Prototype over to America

Kyla Sweeney — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 16:38:05 +0000

The story of Scott Tucker's career is what some might call a Cinderella story, an American classic: A good private equity investor coming from a Kansas town makes its way into his very first professional motorsports race when he was Forty-four, and several years later, he's persistently on top of the podium just after races in many series-Grand-Am, Ferrari, American Le Mans Series and the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup. A few months ago, Tucker made podium at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in his debut season in the LMP2 class.

Scott Tucker and His Level 5 Team brings the Le Mans Prototype over to America

Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports Take a Look At This Season

Sheryl Kuhn — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 16:37:45 +0000

There are many things different in regards to this year's Mazda Laguna Seca race. For all those drivers, the weather conditions has been uncharacteristically chilly all through the week's practice runs and system checks. For Level 5 Motorsports, weather conditions is hardly noticeable-at least not when compared to new metal vessel they've been wheeling around at triple-digit speeds.

Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports Take a Look At This Season

Scott Tucker Driver of the Dream Team experiences immediate success with the newest car

Molly Black — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 16:33:56 +0000

The Level 5 team's 2011 season has proven it a versatile, dominating team filled with skills, skill and determination. Commanding the podium in the majority of the competitions it entered-including winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and podium at Imola and Sebring, among others-is proof that the Scott Tucker-owned, Microsoft Office-sponsored team has found a fantastic method in its schedule, race strategy and drivers, including Tucker, Luis Diaz and Christophe Bouchut. When they began the final quarter of an already wonderful season with the ModSpace American Le Mans Monterey provided by Patron mid-September, all their ducks seemed to be in a row: their equation had been proven time upon time as trustworthy for an effective winning effort. But this race included one wild card, or wild car, as the case might be-the team would finally debut the HPD ARX-01g they had announced they were switching to mid-season.

Scott Tucker Driver of the Dream Team experiences immediate success with the newest car