Brendon Hartley will replace Jenson Button at SMP Racing in the next two rounds of the World Endurance Championship. The former Toro Rosso driver's 2019 programme is slowly growing, with a simulator role at Ferrari followed by a temporary return to the WEC at Sebring in March and at Spa in early May. Hartley will race at Russia's SMP Racing alongside Button's regular team mates, Vitaly Petrov and Mikhail Aleshin. Hartley heads to Maranello for Ferrari simulator gig! "I’m very pleased to join SMP Racing for the next two WEC races at Sebring and Spa," said the 29-year-old former Porsche LMP1 driver and 2017 Le Mans winner. "The team have all the tools and a great driver...
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