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					Russian Age 
					Racing's Christophe Bouchut will be making a one-race return 
					to Larbre Compétition - to strengthen the Care-run Ferrari's 
					FIA GT title bid - for next weekend’s Proximus 24 Hours of 
					Spa, while another one-off deal will see the on-form Jamie 
					Campbell-Walter and Nicolas Minassian driving for the Cirtek-run 
					team. 
					
					CIRTEK 
					BENEFIT FROM A CREATIVE COLLABORATION FOR SPA
					
					
					 
					Le Mans Endurance Series 
					front runner, Creation Autosportif, has, in a one-off move, 
					agreed a deal with Cirtek Motorsport which will see Jamie 
					Campbell-Walter and Nicolas Minassian racing a Ferrari 550 
					Maranello in the Proximus 24 Hours of Spa.
					
					
					The Anglo-French 
					duo, who have set alight every track they’ve visited this 
					year with their speed and racecraft, will be partnering 
					Nikolay Fomenko and Alexey Vasiliev. The Russian drivers’ 
					regular FIA GT partner, Christophe Bouchut, is being loaned 
					to Larbre Competition for this one race. 
					
					
					Creation Team 
					Director, Michael Jankowski, is looking forward to seeing 
					how his drivers perform in one of the most successful GT 
					cars in recent years. “I’m pleased for Nic and Jamie’s sake 
					that we’ve been able to reach an agreement for this to 
					happen. The car has a proven track record, Cirtek has been 
					one of the consistent front runners in all their races so 
					far this year, and we know just how good the drivers are. It 
					will be fun to see how they get on!” 
					
					
					Minassian 
					and Campbell-Walter will be re-united with their usual DBA-Judd 
					sportscar for the third round of the LMES at Silverstone on 
					12th-13th August. 
					
					
					CARE TEAMS 
					CO-OPERATE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BID 
					
					
					Russian Age 
					Racing driver Christophe Bouchut will be making a one-race 
					return to Larbre Compétition for next weekend’s Proximus 24 
					Hours of Spa. 
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							Russian Age Racing regular driver Christophe Bouchut 
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							Le Mans Endurance Series front runner, Creation 
							Autosportif, has, in a one-off move, agreed a deal 
							with Cirtek Motorsport - who run the Russian Age 
							Racing Team - which will see Jamie Campbell-Walter 
							and Nicolas Minassian racing a Ferrari 550 Maranello 
							in next week's 24 Hours of Spa  | 
						 
					 
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					On loan from Cirtek, the move is aimed at strengthening the 
					French team’s driver line up in their bid for success both 
					in Belgium and in the FIA GT Championship. At almost 
					midpoint in the season, there are just nine points between 
					the first three teams in the GT1 Championship and, with 
					double points on offer at Spa, there is all to play for. In 
					a spirit of great support and co-operation between the two 
					Care Racing supported teams, Cirtek Motorsport – who operate 
					Russian Age Racing – has agreed to loan Bouchut to Larbre 
					for this one race only. 
					
					
					The transfer 
					comes with the full agreement and support of Bouchut’s 
					regular team-mates, Nikolay Fomenko and Alexey Vasiliev. At 
					Spa, the two Russians will benefit from the talents and 
					experience of two great drivers from the Le Mans Endurance 
					Series, Nicolas Minassian and Jamie Campbell-Walter. 
					
					
					
					Thirty-eight-year-old Bouchut, three times an FIA GT 
					Drivers’ Champion with Larbre Competition (2000, 2001, 
					2002), will be exchanging one Prodrive-developed and Care 
					Racing owned Ferrari 550 Maranello for another. The 
					Frenchman will be partnering FIA GT Championship leader 
					Gabriele Gardel and Belgian Spa-specialists Vincent Vosse 
					and Kurt Mollekens. 
					
					Larbre Team Principal, Jack 
					Leconte, said:  “I am extremely grateful to Rob Schirle and 
					Cirtek Motorsport for their co-operation with this issue, 
					and I’m confident that we now have a driver line up which 
					will allow us to challenge for maximum Championship points.” 
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