Jack Duen found a way to continue his career.
After leaving Alpine at the beginning of last season, Jack Doohan tried out for a number of different series, participated in tests, and crashed cars, but was only able to sign a reserve driver contract with Haas F1 – alongside Rio Haryanto.
Finally, an agreement has been reached. It has been announced that the Australian will join the European Le Mans Series, where he will race for the Nielsen Racing team in the LMP2 class. In the #24 car, his teammates will be Roy Nissany and Ed Pearson.
Jack Doohan: "I am very excited to return to racing and compete for Nielsen Racing in my first season in LMP2. This is a new challenge, and there is a lot to learn, but I am confident that I will quickly adapt in such a strong team.
With Roy Nissany and Ed Pearson, we have a great combination of experience and a drive to win, and I look forward to establishing a solid understanding and achieving results."
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Jack Duen found a way to continue his career.
An Australian will join the European Le Mans Series, where he will compete for the Nielsen Racing team in the LMP2 class.