Marcus Ericsson termina octavo en las 24 Horas de Daytona

La estrella de IndyCar Marcus Ericsson y su equipo tomaron una oportunidad para ganar las 24 Horas de Daytona pero tuvieron que conformarse con el octavo lugar. Fue su tercer intento en esta prestigiosa carrera de resistencia, solo superada en estatus por Le Mans. Ericsson cree que el riesgo valió la pena.

Marcus Ericsson, el piloto sueco de IndyCar, participó por tercera vez en las 24 Horas de Daytona, una de las carreras de resistencia más respetadas del automovilismo después de Le Mans. Junto a sus compañeros de equipo, optó por una estrategia que podía llevar a la victoria, pero resultó en un octavo puesto, su mejor actuación hasta la fecha en el evento. Junto a sus compañeros de equipo optó por una estrategia que podía llevar a la victoria pero resultó en un octavo puesto su mejor actuación hasta la fecha en el evento

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