Dempsey-Proton Racing to build up spare car after Krohn practice crash
Dempsey-Proton Racing will build up a spare chassis ahead of Qualifying 2 for the 24 Hours of Le Mans later today after a crash during practice on Wed🥃nesday put its #99 Porsche 911 RSR at risk of missing the race.
Tracy Krohn suffered a high-speed crash on the run to the second chicane on the Mulsanne Straight during free practice on Wednesday afternoon, c🐟ausing significant damage to the #99 Porsche, as well a🌺s resulting in a 45-minute red flag delay.
Dempsey-Proton Racing will build up aꦛ spare chassis a🎉head of Qualifying 2 for the 24 Hours of Le Mans later today after a crash during practice on Wednesday put its #99 Porsche 911 RSR at risk of missing the race.
Tracy Krohn suffered a high-spee🔴d crash on the run to the second chicane on the Mulsanne Straight during free practice on Wednesday afternoon, causing significant damage to the #99 Porsche, as well as ꦫresulting in a 45-minute red flag delay.
🍸Krohn was transported to hospital where ⛎he was kept overnight, but was discharged on Thursday morning and is expected to race.
Dempsey-Proton Racing confirmed via Twitter that it was building up a spare Porsche 911 RSR chassis through the day with the aim 𒁃of getting back out on-track for Q2, which b🔥egins at 7pm local time.
- Good news꧂ from the garage: The mechanics of the No 99 are working hard oജn the spare car for , and to get it ready for tonight’s qualifying sessions 2 + 3.
— Proton Competition (@ProtonRacing)
- Work is going on in the garage at the .
— Proton Competition (@ProtonRacing)
K🧜rohn is set to feature in the race alongside Patrick Long and Nic Jonsson, with the team also fielding two other Porsche 💎entries in the GTE-Am class.
