Duval to Return to World Endurance Championship
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For the first time since Audi Sport departed the World Endurance Championship in 2015, Loic Duval will return to the endurance grid racing for G-Drive in the LMP2 class.
#1 Porsche 919 Hybrid crew are out of the running for the drivers title, but can still improve on their fourth place in the standings and help Porsche to the manufacturers title.
Earl Bamber, Timo Bernhard, and Brendon Hartley on the verge of securing the FIA WEC LMP1 drivers title this weekend.
Can Porsche return to the top step in the GTE-Pro category or will victory elude them once again?
Manor Endurance Racing will run in the LMP1 division of the World Endurance Championship for the 2018/2019 season, with Ginetta’s new prototype.
As the 2017 World Endurance Championship comes closer to it’s conclusion, some of the 2017 championships could be wrapped up by the end of the weekend.
ELMS champion DragonSpeed has announced it will participate in WEC’s new “super-season” with an LMP1 program.
With Porsche dropping out of the LMP1 class at the end of the season, their drivers are looking around for 2018 drives. Andre Lotterer may stay in the WEC, tempted by the privateer LMP1 cars.
Comments from Toytota’s head of motor sport at Tokyo motor show seems to hint at a long term commitment to the series.
Daniel Ricciardo says that his good friend Brendon Hartley is completely deserving of his chance with Toro Rosso at the United States Grand Prix, having stuck at his career despite disappointment along the way.
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Mobil 1 The Grid looks ahead to Brendon Hartley’s debut this weekend at the Circuit of the Americas.
After a crazy and hectic race on the weekend, TheCheckeredFlag goes through what a rain-shortened race that awarded full points means for the 2017 championships.
ORECA have criticised the decision from the ACO and FIA to allow their rivals to upgrade their LMP2 chassis ahead of the 2018 season whilst effectively freezing their own development programme.
Toyota Gazoo Racing secured a one-two finish in their home event at Fuji Speedway, much to the delight of Team President Hisatake Murata.
The Japanese racer was delighted to help Toyota take a one-two finish in a rain and fog-affected race at Fuji Speedway.
The rain once again caused havoc this weekend as the should have been six-hour race had about three and a half hours of track racing. Toyota Gazoo Racing finished on top, bringing down the points gap to the #2 Porsche.
The championship-leading #2 Porsche has taken a competitive pole position ahead of tomorrow’s six-hour race. Vaillante Rebellion will lock out the front row of LMP2 for tomorrow’s race whilst Porsche and Ferrari were on top in the GTE classes.
