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[[File:Peak Motorsport logo.png|200px|thumb|right|PMG logo]]  
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The '''Peak Motorsport Group''' (or '''PMG''') is an international motorsport consortium headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand; though it also has divisions in other countries, most notably Canada. They are the owners of [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series|ARWS]] team [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]].
The '''Peak Motorsport Group''' (or '''PMG''') was an international motorsport consortium headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand; though it also had divisions in other countries, most notably Canada. They were the owners of [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] team [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]].


==History==
==History==
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As part of the merger, Ziegler Holdings and the Clark Corporation purchased the shareholdings held by Douglas and Spearman.
As part of the merger, Ziegler Holdings and the Clark Corporation purchased the shareholdings held by Douglas and Spearman.
However, financial issues hit the Peak Motorsport Group in the 2020s, forcing the withdrawal of Peak Aeroracing Engineering from the ARWS and eventually bringing its junior series under. The group collapsed outright in 2022; unable to further bankroll the careers of its junior drivers like [[Aurora Summers]].


===Ownership===
===Ownership===
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| align=center| High Performance Group (2016-2017)<br><small>Harris Family Trust/Harris Finance (50%)<br> Douglas Media Group (25%)<br>Spearman Industries (25%)<small>
| align=center| High Performance Group (2016-2017)<br><small>Harris Family Trust/Harris Finance (50%)<br> Douglas Media Group (25%)<br>Spearman Industries (25%)<small>
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| colspan=4 align=center| Peak Motorsport Group (2017-)<br><small>Summers Incorporated (50%)<br>Harris Family Trust (25%)<br>Ziegler Holdings AG (12.5%)<br>Clark Corporation Ltd. (12.5%)<small>
| colspan=4 align=center| Peak Motorsport Group (2017-2022)<br><small>Summers Incorporated (50%)<br>Harris Family Trust (25%)<br>Ziegler Holdings AG (12.5%)<br>Clark Corporation Ltd. (12.5%)<small>
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==Operations==
==Operations==
The headquarters of PMG is in Auckland, New Zealand along with their main workshop. Other workshops are located in Coventry ([[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]]), Berlin ([[Ziegler Auto Racing]]) and Grenoble ([[Mont Blanc Racing]]).  
The headquarters of PMG was in Auckland, New Zealand along with their main workshop. Other workshops were located in Coventry ([[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]]), Vancouver ([[Peak Motorsport Canada]]), Berlin ([[Ziegler Auto Racing]]) and Grenoble ([[Mont Blanc Racing]]). The Coventry base was purchased by [[Racing Point]] in 2023.


The group currently run three racing teams - [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]] in open-wheel series, the [[Mont Blanc Racing]] endurance racing squad; and the [[Ziegler Auto Racing]] touring car operation. They also ran the now defunct [[Everest Rally Team]] out of the Auckland workshop.
The group ran three primary racing teams - [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]] in open-wheel series, [[Peak Motorsport Canada]] in lower-level formulae, the [[Mont Blanc Racing]] endurance racing squad, and the [[Ziegler Auto Racing]] touring car operation. They also formerly ran the [[Everest Rally Team]] out of the Auckland workshop.


===Driver management===
===Driver management===
The following is the roster of drivers managed by Peak Driver Talent, the driver management arm of PMG:
The following was the roster of drivers managed by Peak Driver Talent, the driver management arm of PMG:


* {{VEN}} [[Jorge Agramonte]]
* {{VEN}} [[Jorge Agramonte]]
* {{FRA}} [[Bernard Beauchene]]
* {{FR}} [[Bernard Beauchene]]
* {{USA}} [[Joey Bennett]]
* {{US}} [[Joey Bennett]]
* {{NZL}} [[Simon Bourne]]
* {{NZL}} [[Simon Bourne]]
* {{TUR}} [[Ahmet Burakgazi]]
* {{TR}} [[Ahmet Burakgazi]]
* {{GBR}} [[Ryan Carlton]]
* {{GB}} [[Ryan Carlton]]
* {{POR}} [[Hugo Carvalho]]  
* {{POR}} [[Hugo Carvalho]]  
* {{KOR}} [[Seong-Jin Cho]]
* {{KOR}} [[Seong-Jin Cho]]
* {{SUI}} [[Théo Christen]]
* {{CH}} [[Théo Christen]]
* {{GBR}} [[Julian Clark]]
* {{GB}} [[Julian Clark]]
* {{GBR}} [[Ross Clark]]
* {{GB}} [[Ross Clark]]
* {{CIV}} [[Akua Cugoano]]
* {{CIV}} [[Akua Cugoano]]
* {{GBR}} [[Gerallt Davies]]
* {{GB}} [[Gerallt Davies]]
* {{ITA}} [[Michelangela Dioli]]
* {{IT}} [[Michelangela Dioli]]
* {{AUS}} [[Benjamin Foster-Thompson]]
* {{AU}} [[Benjamin Foster-Thompson]]
* {{NZL}} [[Kaitlyn Harris]]
* {{NZL}} [[Kaitlyn Harris]]
* {{NZL}} [[Kelly Harris]]
* {{NZL}} [[Kelly Harris]]
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* {{SRB}} [[Iva Janković]]
* {{SRB}} [[Iva Janković]]
* {{TRO}} [[Renaldo Jiménez]]
* {{TRO}} [[Renaldo Jiménez]]
* {{BEL}} [[Eugenie Joosens]]
* {{BE}} [[Eugenie Joosens]]
* {{AUT}} [[Verna Klien]]
* {{AT}} [[Verna Klien]]
* {{DEN}} [[Ludvig Kristoffersen]]
* {{DK}} [[Ludvig Kristoffersen]]
* {{SWE}} [[Ragnar Larsen]]
* {{SWE}} [[Ragnar Larsen]]
* {{MEX}} [[Angelica Lopez]]
* {{MEX}} [[Angelica Lopez]]
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* {{RUS}} [[Viktor Pasitchnjuk]]
* {{RUS}} [[Viktor Pasitchnjuk]]
* {{POL}} [[Danuta Popławski]]  
* {{POL}} [[Danuta Popławski]]  
* {{GBR}} [[Steven Mackintosh]]
* {{GB}} [[Steven Mackintosh]]
* {{SEN}} [[Mohammed Siki]]
* {{SEN}} [[Mohammed Siki]]
* {{CAN}} [[Arienne Sorel]]  
* {{CAN}} [[Arienne Sorel]]  
* {{USA}} [[Tony Scrugham III]]
* {{US}} [[Tony Scrugham III]]
* {{CAN}} [[Aurora Summers]]
* {{CAN}} [[Dakota Summers]]
* {{CAN}} [[Dakota Summers]]
* {{CAN}} [[Skye Summers]]  
* {{CAN}} [[Skye Summers]]  
* {{GBR}} [[Jemma Triggs]]
* {{GB}} [[Jemma Triggs]]
* {{USA}} [[Randall Wade]]
* {{US}} [[Randall Wade]]
* {{CHN}} [[Catalina Zhang]]
* {{CHN}} [[Catalina Zhang]]
* {{GER}} [[Alvin Ziegler]]
* {{GER}} [[Alvin Ziegler]]
* {{JPN}} [[Daisuke Yanagawa]]
* {{JPN}} [[Daisuke Yanagawa]]
* {{FRA}} [[Lukas Zuber]]
* {{FR}} [[Lukas Zuber]]


[[Category:Peak Motorsport Group]]
[[Category:Peak Motorsport Group]]

Latest revision as of 18:06, 16 June 2025

This article is about the group. For the team, see Peak Motorsport.

PMG logo

The Peak Motorsport Group (or PMG) was an international motorsport consortium headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand; though it also had divisions in other countries, most notably Canada. They were the owners of ARWS team Peak Aeroracing Engineering.

History

The Peak Motorsport Group was formed in 2017 when Edward Summers' Peak Motorsport Canada merged with the New Zealand-based High Performance Group. HPG had been formed at the beginning of 2016 by Raymond Douglas (head of the Douglas Media Group), Dominic Spearman (CEO of Spearman Industries) and Craig Harris (founder & CEO of Harris Finance). They ran a number of teams in various series during 2016, most notably High Performance Racing in F1RSTC and RRC and Harris Finance Racing in Lupo GTI.

As part of the merger, Ziegler Holdings and the Clark Corporation purchased the shareholdings held by Douglas and Spearman.

However, financial issues hit the Peak Motorsport Group in the 2020s, forcing the withdrawal of Peak Aeroracing Engineering from the ARWS and eventually bringing its junior series under. The group collapsed outright in 2022; unable to further bankroll the careers of its junior drivers like Aurora Summers.

Ownership

The current ownership structure is as follows:

Organisation
owner(s)
Peak Motorsport Canada (2006-2017)
Summers Incorporated (100%) 		High Performance Group (2016-2017)
Harris Family Trust/Harris Finance (50%)
Douglas Media Group (25%)
Spearman Industries (25%)
Peak Motorsport Group (2017-2022)
Summers Incorporated (50%)
Harris Family Trust (25%)
Ziegler Holdings AG (12.5%)
Clark Corporation Ltd. (12.5%)

Operations

The headquarters of PMG was in Auckland, New Zealand along with their main workshop. Other workshops were located in Coventry (Peak Aeroracing Engineering), Vancouver (Peak Motorsport Canada), Berlin (Ziegler Auto Racing) and Grenoble (Mont Blanc Racing). The Coventry base was purchased by Racing Point in 2023.

The group ran three primary racing teams - Peak Aeroracing Engineering in open-wheel series, Peak Motorsport Canada in lower-level formulae, the Mont Blanc Racing endurance racing squad, and the Ziegler Auto Racing touring car operation. They also formerly ran the Everest Rally Team out of the Auckland workshop.

Driver management

The following was the roster of drivers managed by Peak Driver Talent, the driver management arm of PMG:

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