Listen to this article The American boutique manufacturer has revealed that it proved impossible to put together a deal to field an additional Le Mans Hypercar in the WEC double-points round on 11/12 June in the 48 hours provided by race organiser the Automobile Club de l’Ouest when it reopened entries on Monday. Glickenhaus said that he had received multiple approaches about running a third Pipo-engined 007 LMH after the team put out a speculative tweet on the ACO’s announcement that it was looking for new entries. “Putting it together in 48 hours wasn’t realistic in the end,” team founder Jim Glickenhaus told Motorsport.com. “We probably had 15 people contact us, and we were working with with a funded ex-Le Mans driver to try to make it happen. Glickenhaus revealed that the interest from third parties in teaming up with his factory team for Le Mans this year meant he has decided to firm up what were previously tentative plans to sell 007 LMH customer cars. “Two of the groups that contacted us were interes …