Jean-Eric Vergne extends G-Drive Racing contract for 2019

Jean-Eric Vergne will continue to race with G-Drive Racing in the LMP2 class 💦of sports car racing in 2019 after agreeing a new contract last week.

Reignin🐟g Formula E champion Vergne linked up with G-Drive in sports cars for 2018, and went unbeaten on-track with the team until September, taking ELMS wins at Monza, Spielberg and Silverstone, as well as a WEC win at Spa༺.

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Vergne extends G-Drive contract for 2019

Jean-Eric Vergne will continue to race with G-Drive Racing in the LMP2 class of sports car racing in 🌠2019 after agreeing a new contract last week.

Reigning Formula E champion Vergne li✱nked up with G-Drive in sports cars for 2018, and went unbeaten on-track with the team until September, taking ELMS 🔴wins at Monza, Spielberg and Silverstone, as well as a WEC win at Spa.

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Vergne also initially won the 🤡LMP2 class race at the 24 Hours of Le Mans alongside Roman Rusino𝔉v and Antonio Pizzitola, only for the #26 Oreca 07 Gibson, only for the car to be disqualified over a fuel infringement.

Alongside his commitments in Formula E with DS Techeetah, Vergne confirmed last week he would be continuing to race with G-Drive in 2019,🥃 signing up for a full season in E﷽LMS.

The team confirmed via Facebook that Vergne would share the car with Rusinov once again, with a th𒀰ird driver set to be confirmed at a later date.

G-Drive Racing is꧒ yet to finalise its racing plans for 2019, but should it opt to return to ELMS, Vergne would be available for a🍬ll but two races on the schedule, with the races at Paul Ricard and Monza taking place on Formula E weekends.

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