the electrical harness for the boat. Hummingbird Bike In 2016 Prodrive announced it was bringing the world's lightest folding bike to market called the Hummingbird, which was a concept created by Petre Cracuin. The bike weighing 6.9 kg has a carbon frame, manufactured by Prodrive Composites, and is assembled at its headquarters in Banbury. The bike was launched in 2017 and in 2018 an electric version was introduced. In 2022 it introduced a frame made from flax fibres. The Fulcrum Prodrive already had a facility at the former RAF Honiley airfield and LucasVarity proving ground near Wroxall, Warwickshire, together with Marcos and TRW. In March 2006, Prodrive announced its intent to build a £200million, motorsport facility called The Fulcrum. Prodrive's statement in the planning application for the facility – which could house as many as 1,000 staff – boasted of "a motorsport complex which could eventually house Prodrive's new British Prodrive F1 team", further cementing Managing Director Richards' intention to return to F1 in 2008. Until the Honiley factory is operational, Prodrive will remain at their existing Banbury headquarters. As of 3 August 2006, Prodrive has won the support of the Warwick District Council planning committee for development of The Fulcrum. The permission covers a highly advanced engineering research and development campus, a conference facility called the Catalyst Centre and new access road, a roundabout, infrastructure, parking and landscaping. The plans still have to be presented and agreed by the British government's Department for Communities and Local Government, and there is local opposition via the Fulcrum Prodrive Action Group (FPAG) to protect the rural nature of the community and the safety of the people that live within it. In 2014 the site was sold to Jaguar Land Rover. Prodrive works team championship results 2022 The Dakar Rally - 2nd (Bahrain Raid Xtreme/Sebastien Loeb) 2021 Extreme E - 2nd (X44 Team/Sebastien Loeb/Cristina Gutierrez) The Dakar Rally - 5th (Bahrain Raid Xtreme/Nani Roma) World Endurance Championship GTE Am T - 8th (Aston Martin Racing #98) World Endurance Championship GTE Am D - 8th (Dalla Lana/Farfus/Gomes) 2020 Le Mans 24 Hours GTE Pro - 1st (Aston Martin Racing) World Endurance Championship GT D - 1st (Thiim/Sorensen) World Endurance Championship GT M - 1st (Aston Martin Racing) 2019 Le Mans 24 Hours GTE Pro - 12th (Aston Martin Racing) World Endurance Championship GT D - 9th (Thiim/Sorensen) World Endurance Championship GT M - 4th