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AER offers a wide variety of technical services for customers, including design and analysis, manufacturing, engine assembly and testing. AER also provides a full package of engineers and personnel for race weekend support as well as electronics through their LifeRacing sister company. LifeRacing
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flag in 2009. The four-cylinder P41 was based on the structure of AER's 3.6 liter twin-turbo P32T V8 engine. In 2010 the P41 was replaced with the new P70 with a new block and cylinder head and increased power for use in LMP1. The engine represented the state of the art in turbocharged engine
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The company was founded with an accent on its electronic capabilities to allow it to develop engines of a more sophisticated level for manufactures. This merging of electronic and mechanical aspects of engine design led to their first contract in 1997 with
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helped the engine put out more than 650 HP. A naturally aspirated variant, the P32, was designed with a range of 3.4 – 4.2 liters with the 3.4 liter designed for the 2011 LMP1 rules package. The P32T engine project sprang from a conversation
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develops its own hardware and software including electronic engine controls (ECU), drive-by-wire controllers, and ancillary electronics and has aerospace contracts in addition to its racing activities.
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racing. The P32T V8 engine was a bespoke AER design for LMP1 racing and was a 75 degree twin-turbo V8 originally built as a 3.6 liter in 2006 and 2007 and upgraded to 4.0 liters in 2008. Two
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is used for all component design work and there is an in-house prototyping machine shop with 5 axis machining and transient dynamometer equipment for engine testing.
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technology and was designed for the rigors of a 24-hour race. It is the smallest engine in LMP1, but on a per cylinder basis, the engine produces more power than a
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for British Touring Car engines. AER developed the engine in six months. Since 1997, AER has developed a number of different engine families for customers.
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effort after a year, AER took the engine and developed it into a customer engine, the P07. The P07 was a 2.0 liter inline-4 with a single
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had with AER and during its first season was reliable and quick, winning numerous pole positions. It ran in LMP1 cars competing at the
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continues to run the engine and for 2013, the engine has been upgraded for wider power and torque curves and is called the P90.
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2019 World Endurance Championship|2019 World Endurance Championship SMP Racing 3rd place overall at the LeMans 24 Hours (P60C).
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for use in LMP2. An in-line four-cylinder single-turbocharged 2.0 liter, the MZR-R was debuted by B-K Motorsports at the 2007
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AER has experience in a variety of engine technologies, with particular expertise in racing turbocharged engines.
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turbo test engines to current rules and in July 2012, AER was chosen as engine partner and supplier to the new
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LMP2 driver, manufacturer and team championships with Gareth Evans and Chamberlain-Synergy Motorsports (P07).
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2002 TelefĂłnica World Series by Nissan: AER builds engines and supports 37 cars in Formula Nissan 2000 (P14).
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SR2 team and drivers championships with SportsRacing Team Sweden and Larry Oberto and Thed Bjork (P14).
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in America and Chamberlain-Synergy Motorsport in Europe initially used the P32T in 2006, while in 2007
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LMP2 teams champion with Barazi-Epsilon (P07). AER-powered cars take all the season's poles and wins.
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LMP2 drivers, manufacturer and team championships with RML Racing and Mike Newton and Thomas Erdos.
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SRII driver, manufacturer and team championships with Andy Lally and Archangel Motorsports (P14).
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LMP675 driver, manufacturer, and team championships with Jon Field and KnightHawk Racing (P07).
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SRPII driver, manufacturer and team championships with Terry Borcheller and Rand Racing (P14).
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2019 IMSA Weathertech Sportscar Championship | Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona 2nd place overall
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became a customer while Team Cytosport ran Dyson's former AER-powered prototype. In 2008,
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2003 24 Hours of Daytona SRII class winner with Team Seattle/Essex Racing (P14 engine).
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2003 World Series Lights: design, manufacturer and track support for 2.0 liter series.
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took the ALMS P2 team and driver's (Chris Dyson) championships with their AER-powered
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2004 World Series Lights: design, manufacture and track support for 2.0 liter series.
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SRII driver, manufacturer and team championships with Archangel Motorsports (P14).
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Created in 2000, the P03 was AER's first clean sheet engine and was developed for
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Sportscar Championship. They have worked with a number of manufacturers including
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2004 Superfund World Series by Nissan: design, manufacture and track support for
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2003 Superfund WorldSeries by Nissan: design, manufacture and track support for
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2001 24 Hours of Daytona SRPII class winner with Archangel Motorsports (P41)
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from 1997 to 1999, taking the manufacturers title in 1998 and 1999, and the
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engine that AER had developed, which was accomplished in conjunction with
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LMP2 pole and win at ten-hour Petit Le Mans and Lime Rock race win for
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ran the engine in their ALMS LMP1 entries and in 2009 and 2010, both
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driver, manufacturer and team championships with Laurent Aiello and
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350Z. It was extensively re-engineered, originally for use in the
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independents championship with Matt Neal and Team Dynamics (SR20).
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LMP1 driver, manufacturer, and team championships along with the
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driver championship with Tommy Rustad and Elgh Motorsport (SR20).
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LMP675 team championship with Miracle Motorsports (P14 and P07).
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LMP675 team and manufacturer championships with Chris Dyson and
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AER engines have won a number of championships and major races:
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P1 category with driver, team and manufacturer championships.
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The engine was also used in the Crawford Racing Nissans in the
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Launched in 2006, the new P32T helped AER move to the top of
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regulations, it was used by Ray Mallock, Ltd. in the works
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for use in sportscars fitting in the SR2 category of the
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2009 Asian Le Mans Series two LMP2 wins with Pescarola-
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LMP2 driver, manufacturer and team championships with
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Mulsannes Corner - Technical analysis of the AER P32T
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racing series. They currently supply engines for the
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Mulsannes Corner - Technical analysis of the AER P07
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car that will debut in 2015, it will be badged as a
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The AER P25 3.5 liter V6 is based on the production
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