 The team would finally see some success at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps though, with both cars finishing and the Acheson and Bailey car taking third place, two minutes behind the winning Mercedes-Benz.The driver line-ups were switched for Dijon, but the new Bailey and Blundell duo once again took a podium.Although the Nissans would not win podium placings at the Nürburgring, the team managed to bring home both cars in the top ten for the first time.