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In the ongoing series of interviews of various stakeholders in the 2013 Asian Le Mans Series, this week Jacques Nicolet this week, team principal for Oak Racing and a Le Mans 24 Hours driver himself.

The first Morgan LM P2 chassis sold by OAK Racing's manufacturer department Onroak Automotive will be arrive in China. KCMG will contest the P2 class in the Asian Le Mans Series.

The most exciting season of endurance racing ever seen in Asia is all revved up and ready to go after a glamorous launch party in Hong Kong.

Asian Le Mans Series organisers are delighted to welcome AF Corse Ferrari as part of the growing grid for the inaugural season.

The Asian Le Mans Series continues to prepare for their 2013 season with special interviews. The first one of the New Year is with Rainey He -- one of China’s most successful and well-known drivers.

Before the start of their first race, the Asian Le Mans Series will continue to interview key personnel including team owners, race car drivers and people of interest. The person selected this time was Motorsport.com's Eric Gilbert.

On Friday, February 1st, 2013, the ACO in conjunction with the WEC will introduce the new Le Mans 24 hours web site.

The Series, which features LM P2 machinery as its premier class and features six events in China, Korea, Japan and Indonesia, is officially launched in Hong Kong on March 5.

Organisers hope a later start to the season and reduced number of races will encourage more entries.

It looks like the newest incarnation of the Asian Le Mans Series is struggling to get off the ground, just like all of its predecessors.

Today in Paris, the ACO and WEC held a joint press conference on this coming season and the future.

Exceptional cars and top-line drivers plus stars will be ready for the 90th Anniversary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Cars from Super GT and Le Mans Series will compete in the same race for the first time.

Swiss racing star Cyndie Allemann who has been tearing up the tracks across Asia for the past few years gave an interview to Asian Le Mans Series.

Despite the economic crisis, Le Mans 24-Hours received 71 entries, the same number as in 2011. The list of entrants will be announced on 1st February in the Eurosites-George V.

Congfu Cheng (Franky Cheng) is a Chinese racing driver, currently driving in DTM. In this interview he shares his thoughts on the Asian Le Mans Series debut.