
TWELVE HOURS OF SEBRING - 17-19 MARCH
Tom qualified sixth on the grid for the 70th running of the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring
The #60 Meyer Shank Racing squad of Tom, Oliver Jarvis & Stoffel Vandoorne were in the leading fight throughout the early stages
Approaching the halfway mark of the race, Tom had led for two laps and the trio settled into second place
Running cleanly up to the tenth hour, the team unfortunately picked up damage when a car collided with Vandoorne
Despite the damage, the team fought valiantly to claim fifth place overall
Tom leaves the Super Sebring weekend in third place in the Drivers Championship
The championship continues on April 8 - 10 at the Grand Prix of Long Beach
TOM'S RACE REVIEW
"It was a tough day. The weekend didn't run too smoothly for us and I think ultimately it cost us in the race. It was a long day out there, but the boys ran a fantastic race, we really didn't have any issues and we ran a very good race strategically. Ultimately we just didn't have the pace. And then with a few hours to go we had damage to the car and the pace dropped off quite a bit and we weren't really able to find any more which was a bit of a shame. It was a typical Sebring 12 hour, super tough, super hot. We just need to try and improve the car for the next time out."
Images courtesy of Meyer Shank Racing