PWC: COMPASS RACING RETURNS TO GTS COMPETITION WITH AUDI TT RS

Five-time World Challenge Champion Pierre Kleinubing to Sub for Paul Holton at St. Petersburg

TORONTO, CANADA — Compass Racing's No.73 Audi TT RS will return to the Pirelli World Challenge GTS paddock for the second round of the season at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg this weekend. Pierre Kleinubing has been tapped to pilot the car, subbing in for regular driver Paul Holton, who will be attending Audi TT Cup training sessions in Germany.

Holton will return to World Challenge for the Sprint-X events at Mosport, Utah and Laguna Seca, which makes for a hectic season when one includes all ten CTSC races and the seven TT Cup weekends, which race at select DTM events. “It’s going to be a great experience racing the three cars, as they are all very different,” said Holton. “The Mustang is large and has a lot of power through the rear wheels, the TT Cup car is a light and nimble front-wheel drive car, and the TT RS is all-wheel drive. You can be sure I’ll be watching the St. Pete’s live stream from my hotel in Oberstdorf this weekend!"

The No.73 Audi TT RS will once again feature the team’s signature homage vintage livery, rendered with AERO Advanced Paint Technology, with thanks to partners Audi Genuine Parts, Castrol Edge, Pfaff Automotive, RAYS Wheels and BRM Watches. The team and drivers will continue their ongoing support of the Children’s Tumor Foundation's Racing4Research program, who expect to have a large number of guests in attendance for the St. Petersburg race. 

The Grand Prix of St. Petersburg begins Thursday, March 10th, with GTS races taking place at 12:20pm on Friday the 11th and 5:10pm on Saturday, March 12th.

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