Ferrari returns to endurance racing
The FIA WEC championship has had a hard time convincing drivers since Toyota became the only manufacturer to compete in endurance racing. The announcement of a change in regulations has given us hope of a real revival. Ferrari made us dream by announcing its return by 2023.
Ferrari finally commits officially.
After the announcements from Toyota, Glickenhaus, Peugeot, Porsche, Audi, and even Acura (Honda), we started to dream of a majestic grid at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the coming years.
Currently, the only Ferraris entered are in the GT category with the involvement of various private teams.
For the revitalization of the World Endurance Championship (WEC), Ferrari has fulfilled our wishes by confirming today its intention to participate in the FIA WEC by 2023, 50 years after its last official participation in the most prestigious category of this championship.
This confirmation may lead to others, especially with Ford, and Alpine (Signatech).
Here is the official announcement from the manufacturer:
Welcome to a new chapter of Ferrari history, joining Le Mans Hypercar Era: https://t.co/P3KDNCQU4d https://t.co/dHlWBHijGl
— Ferrari (@Ferrari) February 24, 2021
