The team joined World Endurance Championship's GTE-Am class in 2018 and is currently leading the class, after Dempsey-Proton was stripped off of points after the team breached the rules by using data-loggers with false information. The team got promoted to first place and got it's maiden WEC victory at Fuji last year in rain.
The German team also confirmed it's European Le Mans Series programme, competing in both series with 911 RSR.
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Project 1 by this announcement became the first GTE team to confirm it's plans beyond 2019 Le Mans and 4th overall after confirmation of Cetilar Racing, Toyota Gazoo Racing and United Autosports.
The squad is longtime committed to Porsche, having won multiple championships in Porsche Carrera Cup Germany winning driver's championship in 2015 in the Porsche Supercup series with Phillip Eng.
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