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Driver linup for the 2010 25 Hours of Thunderhill:
Chris Durbin: Returning veteran driver of three years with PDG. 4th 25hr event 3 with PDG.
Darell Anderson: Second 25hr event with PDG.
Mike Holland: First season behind the wheel in sprints and series enduros. First 25hr with PDG.
Stephen Zadig from Palo Alto (Veteran Driver Team Green Alternative Motorsports ESR): Will be joining PDG for an exciting effort to win the longest, most grueling race in North America!
Words From: Max Hyatt
Richard Migliori has truly built a fantastic race car. I have been privileged to drive many different forms of race cars in many venues but testing Richard’s car was the most surprising of them all. I cannot believe Richard and his team has been able to build such a sophisticated race car in his garage. There is so much love and passion poured into the construction of this vehicle which sets it apart from any other car I have ever driven. The car itself is a true prototype, maybe not as fast but certainly far easier to drive and much more forgiving. It was a pleasure to test the car at Thunderhilll and I look forward to participating in my first enduro with Richard in late June.
Driver Profile: Max Hyatt
New for 2010
The new race season brings a variety of adventures. A new member of the PDG family is Mendeola Transaxles. Mike Mendeola, owner and trans expert, bringing expertise from desert racing to the world of road racing. PDG and Mendeola formed a partnership this year to develop a street version of their very dependable five and six speed transaxles. Ian Kirkland is heading this project for Mendeola and we are predicting great things to happen in the kit car world and road racing alike. Ian and PDG will be working together to construct and test the transaxle in this extreme environment.
