Extrême Limite Finalise Their Lineup
Rosier, Basso, Lucco

The French team Extrême Limite, based near Nantes, will be taking part in the official Le Mans Series testing this coming weekend with the Norma M200P Judd HK; and today have announced that the drivers for the complete Le Mans Series season are now decided.

Joining Fabien Rosier are two swiss gentlemen drivers, Marc Basso and Jean-Marc Lucco.
 
Marc Basso knows the Le Mans Series races well, having already done four seasons - the last one with a Formula Le Mans.
 
Jean-Marc Luco is also familiar with the LMS, but raced only in its main support race, the Classic Endurance Racing; winning the 2009 season. He is the owner of the Porsche 936, officially known as 908/80, which finished second at Le Mans in 1980 behind the Rondeau. With this famous Martini livered car, he also won the Le Mans Classic in 2004 and 2010.
 
Since forming the association with Norma, Extrême Limite has completed two testing sessions with last year's engine, at the end of January at Nogaro, then at Vallelunga at the beginning of February. A shakedown has been done at Fay de Bretagne, on the team's driving school track, with the HK engine.

David Legangneux