February 28, 2015
For Immediate Release:

Performance Tuning & Exhaust Specialist Velocity Automotive Performance is proud to announce that we will be partnering with Dallas, Texas based LG Motorsports as a Sponsor for the upcoming Pirelli World Challenge season. 3-Time World Challenge winner and team owner Lou Gigliotti has traditionally raced GM products, but this season has made the switch to Aston Martin with both GTS & GT Class cars.

VelocityAP's Stuart Dickinson:
“As a leading Aston Martin specialist tuner, this represents a great opportunity to continue to promote our brand of Aston Martin performance products. This is a great opportunity for VelocityAP to learn from a Legend like Lou, and to use the racing experience and technology to further improve our products. This will be a great 2-way relationship for both companies.”

LG Motorsports' Lou Gigliotti:
"LG Motorsports is very happy with the association, and we're looking forward to a great season in World Challenge."


VelocityAP will be in attendance at many of the championship rounds this year, and hope to use the opportunity to meet up with Aston Owners and enthusiasts who want to get a look at the race cars close up!


For more information on both companies, visit:

 

Good luck Stuart! Sounds awesome! Are the any races in the Texas?

 

Indeed there are! COTA F1 circuit in Austin next weekend: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-americas.html

I know at least couple of AM owners turning up, would be cool to get a few together for an informal meet up, and a show & tell on the race cars!

 

Stuart- Will you be in Long beach Ca?

 

Yes, I think so.

Maybe you would like to take the lead on co-ordinating an AMOC event?

 

Wish I were back in Plano this weekend as I'd enjoy the drive down to Austin for the race. Guess I'll have to find on TV?

Stuart,

If this a race only deal or will they also be carrying parts and/or handling service out of their Plano location?

Cheers

 

I will do that.. lets talk details over email

 

At the moment, it is all hands on deck for the race effort. The cars only arrived a couple of weeks ago so they are squarely focused on getting the results on the track.

I've discussed doing road car servicing and upgrades with Lou, and I think that will probably be in the works down the road. At this moment they are full with Corvette work, and they are going to be moving to a new, larger facility in about 5-6 months.

So most likely towards the end of the season they will be in a position to reach out to the Aston Community around Dallas and look at bringing some cars into the shop for regular service and so on.

 

http://www.world-challenge.com/index...or-2015-season