In 2014, the
Pirelli World Challenge rules started
admitting full-spec GT3 cars to compete, attracting various teams, including REITER Engineering and its fleet of
Lamborghinis. Hans Reiter and
company became so satisfied with their first year of American racing that they
will now create roots in the United States, which would make easier to continue
their operations, as well to provide support to interested customers and
partners.
REITER’s American
arm will be located in College Corner, IN, near Indianapolis, and they will be
able to provide their services on the in-house built cars, the Lamborghini Gallardos FL2 & R-EX, the SaReNi United Camaro GT3 and the new KTM X-Bow GT4.
At the
moment there’s no confirmation if any of the REITER Engineering machines will
compete this year in Pirelli World Challenge, although a partnership with 3R Motorsport, that parted ways with K-PAX Racing after the last season, was
made to campaign a SaReNi Camaro GT3, as they only need a funded driver to make
the project see the light.
OWNER NOTE:
REITER’s
move with to USA was pretty smart, especially to create a solid market to the
Camaro GT3. If you can offer a customer an opportunity to win in PWC using an
American-born machine, who wouldn’t like it?
PHOTOS: REITER Engineering, SaReNi
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