A second place podium in the first round of the Series was a great start for the young Malaysian driver and he is keen to build on this. Jazeman says, “It was a really good opening round for us, so we’ll be looking to keep up this level of performance in Silverstone. There will be a grid of 54 cars, so it is very competitive and I don’t underestimate how difficult it will be to be back on the podium. However, we have a great car and I have two highly experienced team mates, so we expect to be frontrunners.” Silverstone is the home of British motorsport and the premier circuit in the UK, hosting the first round of the Formula One world championship in 1950 and has been the permanent venue for the British Grand Prix since 1987. The circuit has various configurations, but it is the Grand Prix circuit that is used for the Blancpain Endurance Series. At 5.89 km it is one of the longest tracks on the Blancpain GT Series calendar. Jazeman says of racing at Silverstone, “It’s one of my favourite tracks, as there are some great corners and it’s technically challenging. At the moment it is also my ‘home’ track as I’m based in the UK for my racing career. The atmosphere is always good at Silverstone as the British fans love their racing and are very knowledgeable about sportscar racing. I’ve had some great races at this track and have stood on the podium a few times, so I hope I’ll be back on it on Sunday. The practice sessions take place on Saturday 14^th May, with qualifying on Sunday morning at 09.00 local time and the three-hour race later in the afternoon starting at 15.00. Both of the Sunday sessions will be shown live on the Blancpain GT Series website and will also be available on Eurosport Asia, check listings for times.