Peugeot will field just two drivers in both its Hypercar class entries at the Spa 6 Hours WEC race on May 11, with Nico Muller and Jean-Eric Vergne sharing the #93 car and Loic Duval and Gustavo Menezes in the #94. The French manufacturer has opted not to give junior driver Malthe Jakobsen his first race outing in the 9X8, despite being the only other driver considered for the Spa round. Jota Porsche driver Will Stevens and Lamborghini’s Mirko Bortolotti will also miss Spa to fulfil their Formula E commitments with Andretti and Mahindra respectively. Callum Ilott will replace Bortolotti in the Iron Lynx Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO2, while Ritomo Miyata will drive the #78 Auto Sport Promotion Lexus RC F GT3 in place of Kelvin van der Linde, who will be racing in Formula E for Abt Cupra. Sophia Floersch will miss the Spa WEC race to begin her Formula Renault Regional Championship by Alpine campaign with the same team, with Michelle Gatting replacing her in the Iron Dames Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO2’s all-female line-up.
Results for: Spa 6 Hours
Peugeot has opted for a two-driver strategy at the upcoming Spa 6 Hours, as Jean-Eric Vergne and Stoffel Vandoorne will be competing in the Formula E World Championship. Nico Muller and Loic Duval will race the #93 Peugeot, while the #94 Hypercar will also have a two-driver lineup. Jota Porsche driver Will Stevens, Lamborghini’s Mirko Bortolotti, and Team WRT’s Dries Vanthoor will also miss Spa due to Formula E commitments. Ferdinand Habsburg’s participation remains uncertain due to back injuries, while Earl Bamber is expected to prioritize Ford’s GT3 program. Toyota reserve Ritomo Miyata will race for Lexus, and Iron Dames Lamborghini driver Doriane Pin will focus on Formula Renault Regional Championship by Alpine commitments.