It was a mixed weekend in Spain for Round 4 of the European Le Mans series with the best qualifying result of the season so far by Bailey of 3^rd. Unfortunately, accident damage to the car sustained early in the race resulted in a below-par result.

Under a sweltering blue sky and 33+ degree heat Bailey qualified the number 2 car on the 2^nd row of the grid in 3^rd position, an excellent qualifying result and the best of the season so far. The race started well with the car battling for the lead, but unfortunately a crash before Bailey took over resulted in bodywork damage and the resulting poor aero performance meant the car progressively dropped back, hindered further by a forced pit stop late on to replace missing parts. United’s number 2 car eventually finished 9^th at the end of the 4-hour race, not the result Bailey or the team wanted from an otherwise strong weekend, but now everyone has eyes on Spa in a months’ time for round 5.