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Following the unveiling of the official entry list for the 83rd edition of the Le Mans 24 Hours, KC Motorgroup Ltd.’s (KCMG) second LMP2 has been listed as the first reserve should any invitees withdraw from the French endurance classic. In line with this announcement, Austrian ace and Le Mans returnee Christian Klien will represent […]

  KC Motorgroup Ltd. (KCMG) concluded a productive weekend as Struan Moore wrapped up All-Japan Formula 3 Championship’s second event at Twin Ring Motegi with promising results. The Hong Kong-based team made headway after Moore displayed competitive pace in his Toyota-powered Dallara F312 during the three-race affair on Motegi’s 4.80km road course. After securing seventh

KC Motorgroup Ltd. (KCMG) looks ahead to another action-packed weekend as the Hong Kong-based team gears up for the second event of All-Japan Formula 3 Championship at Twin Ring Motegi on May 9-10. Struan Moore is eager to get back in his Toyota-powered Dallara F312 after a promising debut at Suzuka last month, where he rounded

Rounds 3 and 4 of FIA Japanese F4 concluded over the weekend at Fuji Speedway’s panoramic 4.563km circuit. The Hong Kong-based team faced a trying weekend as drivers James Munro and Yuki Nemoto fought hard to score championship points in their blue and white Toyota-powered F4 Dome cars. The second event of the highly contested

KC Motorgroup Ltd. (KCMG) defied all odds at the majestic Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps and rounded off the second event of the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) with a top four-class finish. Despite a debilitating penalty, which they served at the start of the race, Richard Bradley, Matt Howson and Nicolas Lapierre displayed unwavering tenacity – delivering