The team will compete in the LMP2 class for private teams next year using an ORECA 07 chassis and 600 hp Gibson engine, with technical support provided by Signatech, the team of former class champion Philippe Sinaut. The three drivers made their 24 Hours of Le Mans debuts last year, marking the first time an all-female team had lined up on the grid of the historic French race since 1991. Visser joined the team as a replacement for the injured Katherine Legge last season, who suffered serious leg injuries during a testing crash, while Colombia-born Calderon will balance her WEC commitments with racing in Japan's open-wheel SuperFormula championship. German driver Floersch was previously competing in the Formula 3 series for Spanish outfit Campos Racing, having also raced in Formula Regional European Championship and Formula 4 in her home country and Italy.
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