The EOLEN Group sign up a unique technological partnership With Pescarolo Team to strengthen their 24 Hours of Le Mans return
The EOLEN Group has signed a partnership with Pescarolo Team. Founded in 2006 by actual CEO Pascal Leblanc, the EOLEN Group is a fast growing company specialized in high technology's counseling and engineering.
Henri Pescarolo is more than pleased with this new partnership, bringing him both financial and technical support for the next 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Le Mans Series championship.
Henri Pescarolo: "I am delighted to benefit from EOLEN's expertise. It will be a great support in our technological development. EOLEN will provide consultants throughout the season to develop our LMP1 inboard electronic. Their technical "know how" as already proved itself invaluable. We're building a trust relationship and everyone at Pescarolo Team will do it's best to make it a satisfying experience for both of us."
The EOLEN Group has based it's development and it's growth on strong values: recognized technical expertise, a unique yet different relationship with consultants, an innovative approach with their customers.
Long-time motorsport fan and talented amateur racer, Pascal Leblanc is delighted to live with his team, his consultants and his clients this new experience: "EOLEN is about strong team spirit, a shared passion, a strong will to succeed and a strong level of expertise in High Technology. The Pescarolo Team and the Endurance world share these values and state of mind. That's why I wanted to provide Henri with the best R&D engineers we had, and they already fell part of the Pescarolo family."
-source: pescarolo
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