Brendon Hartley, who looks likely to race for Toro Ross in 2018 having made an impressive debut with the Faenza team in Austin, claimed his second WEC crown at the weekend. Along with countryman Earl Bamber and Germany’s Timo Bernhard, Hartley steered the No. 2 Porsche to second place at Shanghai in the penultimate round of the championship. While Toyota won the race, courtesy of Kazuki Nakajima, Anthony Davidson and Sebastien Buemi, second was enough to secure Porsche's third successive WEC title as it prepares to leave the sport for Formula E. Earlier this year, Hartley won the Le Mans 24 Hour classic for the second time, having won it previously in 2015 - the year he first won the...
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