Interview of Romain Boeckler, leader of the 2024 Junior class in Ligier JS Cup France

Interview with Romain Boeckler, 21, driver of the #15 TMP by LVR Ligier JS2 R, who leads the Junior standings with 135 points. In 2017, Romain Boeckler took part in the first season of the FFSA Academy Junior Karting championship before moving up to F4 France in 2018 and then to the 308 Racing Cup in 2019. In 2020, he was crowned Clio Cup France Junior Champion and finished seventh overall. After a season in Clio Cup Europe in 2021,…
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The success of the Ligier Junior Programme

Just a few days before the start of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Centenary, the French constructor, present at every level of the endurance racing pyramid, announced the creation of the Ligier Junior Programme. The programme aims to create bridges between different championships, enabling young talent to progress up the endurance racing pyramid thanks to a unique prize system. The Ligier JS Cup France is the first series to join the Ligier Junior Programme. In 2024, it launched a…

New energies : Ligier steps up a gear

From hydrogen gas to liquid hydrogen and synthetic fuels, the French manufacturer is working on all fronts to prepare for the motorsport of tomorrow. The aim is clear: to be a forerunner in the field of new energies to ensure the future of motorsport and of the French brand. Interview with the two figureheads of green innovation at Ligier Automotive, Richard Tur, COO and Julien Jehanne, Director of the Amilly site specialising in concept cars and special vehicles. 1. Do…

Mo Murray, Ligier Automotive North America’s new CEO

Based in North Carolina since 2016, Ligier Automotive North America [LANA] now employs around 15 people. The French manufacturer's American subsidiary specialises in single-seater racing, with more than a hundred Ligier F4 and FR cars in competition, as well as in sports-prototypes, with around 50 LMP2 and LMP3 cars on track in the United States. Under the leadership of Max and Jan Crawford over the last few years, LANA is now entering a new chapter in its American history. Since…

HSR Watkins Glen: Second consecutive win for Wolf Motorsports

On 8 June 2024 at Watkins Glen, New York, the #25 Wolf Motorsports Ligier JS P320 won the third round of the Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) Prototype Challenge IMSA series. - At the finish, James French was full of praise for his team-mate: “Alexander did an amazing job. Put it on pole, gave me a very comfortable lead and a nice gap to manage. This win gives us a little bit of breathing room in the championship.” - French and…