The first ever points-paying NEO-sanctioned race at Silverstone saw this season’s 24H SERIES ESPORTS teams tackle the famous British circuit for six hours of action in Abbey, battles through Becketts, and clashes at Chapel.
The result was a familiar one in two of the classes with a new winner in the other, as summarized by David Haines, who called the race for RaceSpot on the iRacing eSports Network.

For Williams JIM Esports, who broke through in the GT3 class, the win was the result of speed, strategy, and execution, as summarized by their Moreno Sirica.
Taste good, really good
— Moreno Sirica (@MorenoSirica) December 15, 2019
Strategy was on point today
Thanks to @Pierre_Lisant who did an amazing race, no errors, no mistake, just perfect.
We are now close to the lead of the championship and we will throw everything we have to fight till the end https://t.co/fGaIYUNP6K
For CraigSetupShop, Silverstone offered another TCR win to celebrate for the undefeated pairing of Jack Sedgwick and Simeon Lynch.
3 out of 3 in the @NEOendurance 24H Series! @avrolled and @whysimeon take another victory 🤩🤩 pic.twitter.com/s9kZXHs0jT
— Craig's Setup Shop (@craigsetupshop) December 15, 2019
MSI eSports was also on top of the podium in the 991 class, while their other teams saw steady improvement in the TCRs and an early exit in the GT3 ranks.

Several other teams used consistent runs at Silverstone to move up in the point standings. In the GT3 class, Team Heusinkveld crossed the line in sixth, and although they fell back to seventh after several post-race time adjustments, it was still their best result of the season so far.
Among the TCRs, CoRe SimRacing made it three straight second-place finishes after a “thrilling TCR fight”, as they summarized on their website. SimRC was also part of that battle, and they made it back-to-back third-place finishes after first stepping onto the podium last month at COTA.
There´s another podium result today! 🥉🍾@FelixLuding & C. Wied came home 3rd in the british home of motorsports @SilverstoneUK at @NEOendurance series.#iRNEO@RaceSpotTV pic.twitter.com/0gFTUueF5m
— SimRC.de (@SimRC_de) December 15, 2019
For DV1 TRITON Racing, its two teams had mixed results. Its GT3 entry was caught up in the starting line crash, but its 991 team went the distance and continued its high placing in the points.

The next round — and next year! — is fast approaching, so Silverstone is now in the rear view mirror as teams begin their preparations for next Sunday’s 6H IMOLA.
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