1986 -  In 1986  Comprent Motor Sports was started as a part-time business. 
 

1989 - Our racing history began with Joseph Hamilton whom we fielded in 1989 with a Ralt RT-4 and finished 3rd at the SCCA Runoffs. It was his first full year of National racing. In 89, with our direction as a prep company grounded, Comprent Motor Sports became a full-time business.
 

1990 - Again in 1990, we fielded Joseph Hamilton and qualified on the pole at the Runoffs.  Joseph then went off and won our firs National Championship.
 

1991/1992 - In 1991 and 1992, we ran selected races for our SCCA Regional and National customers. We also built an S-2000 for the Oldsmobile Pro Series and ran some selected races for rental customers.
 

1993 - 1993 with a 1986 Tiga Camel Light car, Comprent became involved in IMSA racing. We ran the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona starting in 34th overall, 9th in class, and finished 12th overall, 2nd in class.
 

1994 - We converted the Camel Light car to a WSC car for 1994. We didn’t finish Daytona but finished 6th at Sebring. At Indianapolis Raceway Park we placed 6th and finished 9th at Atlanta.
 

1995 - In 1995, Comprent updated and ran a Mazda MX-6 in the IMSA GT Series. We finished in the top five three times running a limited schedule. We also continued the development of the WSC Car and campaigned it on a limited basis.
 

1996 - In 1996, we developed an ACRL Super Sports 2000 Car that won the 1996 Championship with Bob Schader driving. Comprent developed tub and aerodynamic updates for the venerable 87/90-91/90 Lola Sports 2000 beating brand new designs from other manufactures.