Inter Europol Competition

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Poland Inter Europol Competition
Inter Europol Competition logo.png
Founded2010
Founder(s)Wojciech Śmiechowski
BaseWarsaw metropolitan area, Marki, Poland
Team principal(s)Jakub Śmiechowski
Current seriesWorld Endurance Championship (since 2021)
European Le Mans Series (since 2016)
Asian Le Mans Series (2018-2020, 2022-)
Former seriesFormula Renault 2.0 NEC (2010–2016)
BOSS GP (2014-2019)
V de V (2016-2018)
Teams'
Championships		Vice Champion LMP3 European Le Mans Series 2018-2020
Champion LMP3 Asian Le Mans 2018 - 2019
Websitehttps://intereuropolcompetition.eu/en/

Inter Europol Competition is a Polish motorsports team that competes in the endurance racing. The team contests the FIA World Endurance Championship, European Le Mans Series and Asian Le Mans Series in 2022. They formerly competed in Asian Le Mans Series, BOSS GP, V de V and Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup. As a reference to the focus of its owner and sponsor, the bakery goods producer Inter Europol S.A., the team is often referred to as "Turbo Bakers".[1][2][3][4]

History[]

Beginnings and pre-endurance efforts[]

Wojciech Śmiechowski, team owner, with prime minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki in Inter Europol's factory in Małopole

The team was founded in 2010 and grew out of a cooperation between Maurycy Kochański's Kochanski Motorsport and Michael Keese Motorsport. Their joint effort competed first in Formula Ford and Formula Three, then in 2009 in the Italian Formula Renault Championship and in 2010 in the Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup. At the end of the 2010 season, Kochański ran into financial problems. His share in the team was taken over by Wojciech Śmiechowski, father of its driver Jakub Śmiechowski and owner of the Inter Europol S.A. bakery. The new team was named Inter Europol Competition after its new owner-sponsor.[5][6]

Inter Europol Competition started as a single-seater team. Inter Europol's drivers competed in the Formula Renault 2.0 Northern European Cup in the 2010-2016 seasons, with team's drivers' best overall result being 12th by Jakub Śmiechowski in the 2011 season.[7] 2014 marked the beginning of 6-years long team's effort in BOSS GP, which championship was claimed by Jakub Śmiechowski in that year. Śmiechowski also finished as the runner-up in the 2015 season.[8][9]

2016[]

Jakub Śmiechowski and Jens Petersen at the autograph session at the 2016 4 Hours of Estoril

2016 marked an important milestone for Inter Europol Competition as the team made its full European Le Mans Series and 2016 V de V Endurance Series entries, taking first steps in the endurance racing. The maiden LMP3 campaign in the ELMS with Jakub Śmiechowski and Jens Petersen driving the Ligier JS P3 brought the team 10th place overall. The effort in the V de V was more successful, as Śmiechowski paired with Martin Hippe claimed the championship of the series.[10][11]

Third season of Inter Europol Competition in the BOSS GP and the first one without Jakub Śmiechowski behind the wheel brought 8th place for the Dane Jens Renstrup, who drove a Dallara GP2/05.[12]

2017[]

Inter Europol Competition's Ligier JS P3 at the 2017 4 Hours of Silverstone

In their second year in the endurance racing Inter Europol Competition continued their effort in the European Le Mans Series, bringing to the field a single LMP3 car, Ligier JS P3 number 13. Jens Petersen has been replaced by Martin Hippe, who became team's regular ELMS driver in the years to come.[13] After scoring their maiden podium in the 4 Hours of Castellet, the team achieved a fifth-place finish in the general LMP3 standings.[14]

The team entered the V de V Endurance Series as well, claiming the championship with a car number 22 with Jakub Śmiechowski and Hendrik Still behind the wheel. The best of the car number 33 drivers, Paul Scheuschner, finished eighth.[15]

Walter Steding, driving a Dallara GP2/05 for Inter Europol Competition in his first season, claimed 8th position in the overall classification of the BOSS GP.[16]

2018[]

Martin Hippe and Jakub Śmiechowski in Ligier JS P3 won the 2018 4 Hours of Portimão, earning the title of the Vice Champions of the ELMS LMP3

In 2018 Inter Europol Competition once egain entered the LMP3 class of the European Le Mans Series, this time with two Ligier JS P3 cars.[17] 2018 was a breakthrough for a car number 13, as Martin Hippe and Jakub Śmiechowski scored a race win in 4 Hours of Portimão and a third place in 4 Hours of Red Bull Ring – two podiums in total - to finish runners-up in the championship standings.[18] A new entry from the team, car number 14, hosted a total of six drivers in six races, resulting in 15th place in the final LMP3 classification.

2018 marked the final run of Inter Europol Competition in the V de V Endurance series. Paul Scheuschner, driving a car number 33, finished 3rd in the general standings, while the pair of Jakub Śmiechowski and Pontus Fredriksson in a car number 22 claimed 5th overall.[19]

The team was represented in BOSS GP again by Walter Seding behind the wheel of Dallara GP2/05. Steding finished fourth overall.[20]

2019[]

Martin Hippe and Nigel Moore at the top of the podium of the 4 Hours of Barcelona 2019

The new season saw Inter Europol Competition branching out into new territory of Asian Le Mans Series with Martin Hippe and Jakub Śmiechowski behind the wheel of a number 13 Ligier JS P3 car. The campaign proved to be successful for the team, which claimed the overall victory and an invitation for the 2019 24 Hours of Le Mans race.[21]

In the European Le Mans Series the team stepped up to the LMP2 class after purchasing a Ligier JS P217 in addition to fielding two LMP3 Ligier JS P3 cars for the second consecutive year.[22] The LMP2 campaign didn't bring good results and after frequent lineup changes Inter Europol Competition claimed 17th place in the overall classification. The effort of Martin Hippe pairing up with Nigel Moore, who replaced Jakub Śmiechowski behind the wheel of a car number 13 in the LMP3 class, turned out to be much more fruitful with the team claiming the back-to-back 2nd place overall after a penalty in the last race of the season and rejection of the team's appeal.[23][24] Car number 14 finished 12th overall.

Inter Europol Competition reached the finish line of the 2019 24 Hours of Le Mans, marking the first Polish entry in the history of the race

In June Inter Europol Competition made their debut in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Jakub Śmiechowski, Nigel Moore and James Winslow, driving a Ligier JS P217, recorded 45th in the race overall standings and 16th in the LMP2 class standings, after having dealt with a lot of technical issues.[25]

In team's last season in BOSS GP the only full-season driver Walter Steding took 9th place in the general standings.[26]

2020[]

Inter Europol Competition again started the year with Asian Le Mans Series bid, claiming 4th with car 33 and 5th with car 34 in the LMP2 standings.[27] The cars were driven by John Corbett, Nathan Kumar, Mitchell Neilson and Danial Frost, as well as Mathias Beche, Jakub Śmiechowski and James Winslow respectively. The team ran also one full season entry in the LMP3 class with car 13, raced by Martin Hippe and Nigel Moore, who finished 3rd overall,[28] and two part season entries with cars 14 and 18.

Inter Europol Competition contested the shortened European Le Mans Series season as well, with one entry in LMP2 and LMP3 classes. LMP2 34 car, the only Ligier on the grid, saw a major lineup overhaul with Rene Binder[29] and Matevos Isaakyan[30] joining Jakub Śmiechowski for the ELMS and Le Mans effort. For its LMP3 bid, the team retained the duo of Martin Hippe and Nigel Moore.[31] The LMP2 crew finished the season 12th overall, while Hippe, Moore and Dino Lunardi, who replaced Moore for last two races of the season, claimed the third consecutive ELMS LMP3 vice champion title for the Inter Europol Competition.[32]

Inter Europol Competition's Oreca 07 at the 2020 Petit Le Mans

The team appeared on the grid of the 24 Hours of Le Mans race for the second time, struggling with technical[33] and regulatory[34] issues, finishing 17th in class and 45th overall.

Inter Europol Competition wrapped the 2020 season up with two races of the IMSA SportsCar Championship, in which the team used the Oreca 07 prototype for the first time. They finished 3rd in LMP2 class and 9th overall in the Petit Le Mans.[35] 12 Hours of Sebring proved to be a more difficult challenge; after Śmiechowski's spin in the 4th hour of the race and subsequent repairs car 51 finished 4th in class and 17th overall.[36]

2021[]

With a single Oreca 07 the team contested the LMP2 class of World Endurance Championship, moving up there from European Le Mans Series. Car 34 was driven by Jakub Śmiechowski, Renger van der Zande and Alex Brundle.[37][38] Hélio Castroneves was to drive for the team in 1000 Miles of Sebring as a substitute for van der Zande due to Dutchman's IMSA SportsCar Championship commitments, but the race has been cancelled.[39] Louis Delétraz replaced van der Zande in the race at Portimão.[40]

In their first races in WEC, the "Turbo Bakers" have been in the broad front of the pack and have steadily improved their results, placing 5th in the 6 Hours of Spa and 8 Hours of Portimão, as well as 4th in the 6 Hours of Monza.[41]

The team's third participation in the 24 Hours of Le Mans was the most successful race to date - the team finished 5th in the LMP2 class and 10th overall. Śmiechowski, Brundle and van der Zande, driving a car number 34, showed a good pace and avoided major mistakes and bad luck - with the exceptions of a puncture in Brundle's car, an unfaulted collision with the Racing Team India Eurasia car and problems with the refuelling machine.[42] The team's drivers expressed their great satisfaction with the weekend at Circuit de la Sarthe, describing it as "an amazing result for such a small team"[43] and claiming that "this brilliant team have a huge future."[44]

Inter Europol Competition organized a promotional event during Silesia Rally 2021, presenting their Ligier JS P320

The team finished the two WEC season-ending races at Bahrain in ninth[45] (after incidents such as a collision with a United Autosports car, having to make an extra stop due to a door failure, and a 4 minute penalty for a tire allocation infringement) and fifth,[46] allowing Inter Europol Competition to finish its debut season in the World Endurance Championship in 5th place.

The other part of Inter Europol Competition racing programme for 2021 was LMP3 class of European Le Mans Series, in which the team took part running two Ligier JS P320 machineries.[47] Prototype number 13, as in the 2018 and 2019 seasons, recorded better results than its sister crew, scoring three podiums in total, including one win - thanks to the efforts of German Martin Hippe,[48] who has been driving for the team since the 2016 season, young Belgian Ugo de Wilde[49] and their changing partners. This was enough to finish fourth overall, the weakest result since the 2018 season - primarily due to crashes and car's failures at Le Castellet and Spa-Francorchamps.[50][51] Crew number 14 recorded results in the middle of the ELMS stakes, finishing 6th overall - the best result ever for the #14. A total of nine drivers drove a second Ligier, including a former Italian motorcycle road racer Mattia Pasini[52] and a Pole Mateusz Kaprzyk.[53]

2022[]

Inter Europol Competition will begin their season with a single LMP3 entry in the Asian Le Mans Series.[54][55]

For the 2022 season the team also purchased a second Oreca 07 prototype and expanded their programme, which includes two LMP2 cars in total - one in the World Endurance Championship and the other in the European Le Mans Series, as well as two LMP3 cars in the ELMS. The WEC project will continue with Alex Brundle, who has renewed contract with the team, and Jakub Śmiechowski, who will once again act as a driver and team principal. Van der Zande, busy with Cadillac LMDh development, has been replaced by a Mexican former Formula 1 driver Esteban Gutiérrez.[56][57]

The ELMS LMP2 car will be driven by a Formula 1 test driver Pietro Fittipaldi, returning to endurance racing after a 2 year hiatus David Heinemeier Hansson and a Swiss Fabio Scherer. Two Ligier LMP3 cars will see Nico Pino, Charles Crews and James Dayson behind the wheel.[55][58]

Further plans - Hypercar[]

The future target for the team is to purchase an LMDh prototype to compete in the Hypercar class of endurance racing.[59][60]

Racing record[]

Asian Le Mans Series[]

Year Class No Chassis Engine Drivers 1 2 3 4 Pos. Pts
2018-19 LMP3 13 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Martin Hippe (all rounds)
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds) 		SHA
1 		FUJ
2 		CHA
2 		SEP
1 		1st 87
2019-20 LMP2 33 Ligier JS P217 Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8 Australia John Corbett (all rounds)
Australia Nathan Kumar (all rounds)
Australia Mitchell Neilson (rounds 1–2)
Singapore Danial Frost (rounds 3–4) 		SHA
5 		BEN
4 		SEP
6 		CHA
6 		4th 38
34 Ligier JS P217 Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8 Switzerland Mathias Beche (all rounds)
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds)
United Kingdom James Winslow (all rounds) 		SHA
4 		BEN
RET 		SEP
5 		CHA
7 		5th 28
LMP3 13 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Martin Hippe (all rounds)
United Kingdom Nigel Moore (all rounds) 		SHA
1 		BEN
2 		SEP
3 		CHA
RET 		3rd 59
14 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Australia Peter Paddon (round 2)
Australia Garth Walden (round 2)
United States Austin McCusker (round 2) 		BEN
4 		9th 12
18 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Hong Kong Philip Kadoorie (rounds 3–4)
United Kingdom Dan Wells (rounds 3–4) 		SEP
6 		CHA
6 		8th 16
2022 LMP3 13 Ligier JS P320 Nissan VK56VE 5.6 L V8 Russia Alexander Bukhantsov
Portugal Guilherme de Oliveira
Chile Nico Pino
Canada James Dayson 		DUB
5 		DUB
5 		ABU ABU

European Le Mans Series[]

Year Class No Chassis Engine Drivers 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pos. Pts
2016 LMP3 13 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Jens Petersen (all rounds)
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds) 		SIL
RET 		IMO
15 		RBR
RET 		LEC
7 		SPA
6 		EST
5 		10th 24.5
2017 LMP3 13 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Martin Hippe (all rounds)
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds) 		SIL
6 		MNZ
6 		RBR
5 		LEC
2 		SPA
4 		ALG
RET 		5th 56
2018 LMP3 13 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Martin Hippe (all rounds)
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds) 		LEC
6 		MNZ
4 		RBR
3 		SIL
5 		SPA
12 		ALG
1 		2nd 70.25
14 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Paul Scheuschner (all rounds)
Italy Luca Demarchi (rounds 1–5)
Sweden Henning Enqvist (round 1)
Germany Hendrik Still (rounds 2, 4)
Italy Guglielmo Belotti (round 3)
Switzerland Moritz Müller-Crepon (rounds 5–6) 		LEC
12 		MNZ
15 		RBR
11 		SIL
13 		SPA
15 		ALG
8 		15th 6.25
2019 LMP2 34 Ligier JS P217 Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8 Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds)
Spain Dani Clos (rounds 1–3)
France Léo Roussel (rounds 1–2)
France Adrien Tambay (rounds 3–4)
Austria Lukas Dunner (round 4)
Belgium Sam Dejonghe (rounds 5–6)
Switzerland Mathias Beche (rounds 5–6) 		LEC
15 		MNZ
13 		CAT
RET 		SIL
12 		SPA
12 		ALG
RET 		17th 2
LMP3 13 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Martin Hippe (all rounds)
United Kingdom Nigel Moore (all rounds) 		LEC
3 		MNZ
2 		CAT
1 		SIL
2 		SPA
2 		ALG
11 		2nd 94.5
14 Ligier JS P3 Nissan VK50VE 5.0 L V8 Germany Paul Scheuschner (all rounds)
France Dino Lunardi (round 1)
Belgium Sam Dejonghe (rounds 2–4)
Austria Constantin Schöll (rounds 5–6) 		LEC
13 		MNZ
9 		CAT
RET 		SIL
RET 		SPA
6 		ALG
7 		12th 16.5
2020 LMP2 34 Ligier JS P217 Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8 Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds)
Austria Rene Binder (all rounds)
Russia Matevos Isaakyan (rounds 1–4) 		LEC
7 		SPA
11 		LEC
6 		MNZ
12 		ALG
RET 		-- 12th 15.5
LMP3 13 Ligier JS P320 Nissan VK56VE 5.6 L V8 Germany Martin Hippe (all rounds)
United Kingdom Nigel Moore (rounds 1–3)
France Dino Lunardi (rounds 4–5) 		LEC
2 		SPA
RET 		LEC
3 		MNZ
1 		ALG
3 		-- 2nd 73
2021 LMP3 13 Ligier JS P320 Nissan VK56VE 5.6 L V8 Germany Martin Hippe (all rounds)
Belgium Ugo de Wilde (all rounds)
France Julien Falchero (round 1)
Belgium Ulysse de Pauw (rounds 2–3)
Italy Mattia Pasini (round 4)
Australia Aidan Read (round 5)
France Adam Eteki (round 6)
 CAT
3 		RBR
4 		LEC
RET 		MNZ
3 		SPA
RET 		ALG
1 		4th 67
14 Ligier JS P320 Nissan VK56VE 5.6 L V8 Lithuania Julius Adomavičius (rounds 1, 3)
Italy Alessandro Bracalente (round 1)
Italy Mattia Pasini (rounds 1–3, 5)
Lithuania Gustas Grinbergas (round 2)
Poland Mateusz Kaprzyk (rounds 2–6)
France Erwin Creed (round 4)
Germany Marius Zug (round 4)
Chile Nico Pino (rounds 5–6)
Poland Patryk Krupiński (round 6)
 CAT
8 		RBR
5 		LEC
6 		MNZ
7 		SPA
RET 		ALG
7 		6th 36
2022 LMP2 43 Oreca 07 Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8 Brazil Pietro Fittipaldi
Denmark David Heinemeier Hansson
Switzerland Fabio Scherer 		LEC
 IMO
 HUN
 CAT SPA ALG
LMP3 13 Ligier JS P320 Nissan VK56VE 5.6 L V8 United States Charles Crews
Chile Nico Pino
TBA 		LEC
 IMO
 HUN
 CAT SPA ALG
14 Ligier JS P320 Nissan VK56VE 5.6 L V8 France Noam Abramczyk
Canada James Dayson
TBA 		LEC
 IMO
 HUN
 CAT SPA ALG

World Endurance Championship[]

Year Class No Chassis Engine Drivers 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pos. Pts
2021 LMP2 34 Oreca 07 Gibson GK428 4.2L V8 United Kingdom Alex Brundle (all rounds)
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (all rounds)
Netherlands Renger van der Zande (rounds 1, 3–6)
Switzerland Louis Delétraz (round 2) 		SPA
5 		POR
5 		MON
4 		LMN
5[61] 		BAH
9 		BAH
5 		5th 84
2022 LMP2 34 Oreca 07 Gibson GK428 4.2L V8 United Kingdom Alex Brundle
Mexico Esteban Gutiérrez
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski
LMN

24 Hours of Le Mans[]

Year Entrant Class No Chassis Engine Drivers Laps Pos. Class
Pos.
2019 Poland Inter Europol Competition LMP2 34 Ligier JS P217 Gibson GK428 4.2L V8 United Kingdom Nigel Moore
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski
United Kingdom James Winslow
 325 45th 16th
2020 Poland Inter Europol Competition LMP2 34 Ligier JS P217 Gibson GK428 4.2L V8 Austria Rene Binder
Russia Matevos Isaakyan
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski
 316[34] 42nd 17th
2021 Poland Inter Europol Competition LMP2 34 Oreca 07 Gibson GK428 4.2L V8 United Kingdom Alex Brundle
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski
Netherlands Renger van der Zande 		360 10th 5th

IMSA SportsCar Championship[]

Year Class No Chassis Engine Drivers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pos. Pts
2020 LMP2 51 Oreca 07 Gibson GK428 4.2L V8 United States Rob Hodes (round 5)
United States Austin McCusker (round 5)
Poland Jakub Śmiechowski (rounds 5, 7)
United Kingdom Matthew Bell (round 7)
United States Naveen Rao (round 7)
 DAY SEB 1 ELK ATL 1 ATL 2
3 		LGA SEB 2
4 		6 58

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