Aussie international, stunning livery revealed for Audi team

GEYER VALMONT RACING has unveiled yet another stunning livery that their Audi R8 LMS will wear in this year’s Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour.

The team, who enter once again with the experienced Tigani Motorsport squad, have also confirmed that experienced GT and Sports Car ace Scott Andrews will join drivers Marcel Zalloua and Sergio Pires behind the wheel in this year’s January 31 – February 2 event.

Famous for their vibrant liveries, the new scheme incorporates the familiar colours of previous cars in a stunning new design, put together by noted motorsport livery designer Tim Pattinson.

The branding also reflects a new business name – GEYER VALMONT – which reflects the merging of their two businesses.

GEYER VALMONT functions in the real estate space and seamlessly integrates strategy, design and construction under the one roof. The Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour is the first time the new brand will adorn the team’s Audi R8.

2025 represents the fourth time that long-time racing mates Zalloua and Pires will have joined forces to tackle Australia’s International Enduro.

They will be joined by the now 34-year-old Andrews who makes a racing return to Aussie soil while continuing to build his lengthy and successful career based in the United States, competing in top level Sports Car and GT categories on both sides of the Atlantic.

A winner in the Rolex 24 at Daytona, Andrews is also an IMSA Endurance Cup Champion and has enjoyed success at the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Andrews currently competes in IMSA Sports Car racing for Texas-based Lone Star Racing in a Mercedes-AMG GT3 and has one prior 12-Hour start to his credit, in 2016.

“It’s exciting to be going back to Bathurst in the new-look Geyer Valmont Racing Audi R8,” Marcel Zalloua said.

“We are excited to have Scott join the Geyer Valmont Racing team for this year’s race. I am sure he is coming to win, so we are ready for the challenge and as always keen to take it to the bigger and more high profile teams and drivers.”

Added Pires: “Super excited to have another crack at the 12hr we have had some bad luck in the last few years so hoping the mountain chooses us this time.

“We are stepping up to ProAm but feel that we are more ready than ever to give it a red hot shot.”