Mike Robinson said: “Graham and I have had a strong start to our title defence, being the only team to finish on the podium in every race so far shows our consistency. At Rockingham, we took a good step forward with the car and had it not been for contact on lap one which damaged our exhaust and steering we could have fought for the win.
Graham Johnson said: “It’ll be tough to get a podium at Snetterton with its two long straights. Our slower, less powerful Ginetta makes us vulnerable to our rivals but we are focused on finishing in the top five in the first race and hoping to bag another podium in the second race assuming others get success time penalties.
“In truth, Snetterton is about damage-limitation; it’s simply about adding as much as possible to our existing points tally. We’ll be aiming to staying out of trouble, be consistent and be quick. Qualifying will be important because you can be sure that the more powerful cars will overtake us on the straights in the early laps!”
Optimum Motorsport Team Principal, Shaun Goff, said: “”Snetterton proved a tough weekend for the Ginetta last year! The introduction of the a silver/silver extra stop time will help is as we have a success penalty to carry too. I think we may end up in good shape in race one and in race two just bag some points…”