Kessel Racing and 2016: Twelve Months That Tell a Story of Success.

Another racing season is almost over. What is left at the end of a whole year spent dreaming of victory around the world? A lot of memories are fixed in the minds of the participants as well as being saved on computers. In both cases, they witness long tedious months of hard work and sacrifice in order to reach the hoped for goals. This is the 2016 summary of Kessel Racing, a year that saw the Swiss team compete and win all the championships it took part in. Now with the 2016 successes in the archive, we look forward to the oncoming season with confidence.

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An extraordinary season is about to close for Kessel Racing, while LE GRAND MAG is going to be printed. The Swiss team asserted itself in all the competitions it took part in. It was a great season in the Blancpain Endurance Series with a double success in the “PRO-AM” and “GENTLEMEN” teams and drivers ranking, which saw the Broniszewski-Bonacini-Rizzoli and the ZanuttiniGitlin-Talbot crews win the titles in their respective classes. In addition to the Endurance races, Kessel Racing and its drivers were rewarded with the first prize in the GT, the series dedicated to short races. Success did not only characterise the “PRO-AM” teams as it also meant victory for the drivers in the Broniszewski-Piccini crew. They were the real dominators of the season with a series of consecutive wins which opened up the way towards the Grancia titles right from the very first races. More success was to be had in the GT Sports Club, a series excl