Harrison Newey will make his DTM debut with the WRT Audi team this season, securing the drive originally earmarked for Ed Jones. After three seasons in the IndyCar series, Dubai-born Jones was due to move to the DTM in 2020 as part of WRT's expanded three car line-up that also included fellow rookie Fabio Scherer and R-Motorsport
Daytona (LMP2), Bathurst (GT Class) and now spotted at the Nurburgring (DTM) behind the wheel of an RS5 Harrison Newey is pushing the limits once again. The 21 year old British driver and reigning LMP2 Class Winner at Rolex 24 at Daytona joined the final day of DTM pre-season testing at the Nurburgring in June. Newey is getting an entire day of running behind
As the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship moves into its next 50 years, there was no better way to start 2020 than with a thrilling Rolex 24 At Daytona last month. When the race began, a prestigious list of 997 drivers had won at least once in what is now known as the WeatherTech Championship. Twenty-four hours later, five had earned
Harrison Newey is a late entry for the Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour race this weekend. The 21-year-Briton will contest his first-ever race in Australia racing a Nineteen Corp entered Mercedes AMG GT4 competing for C-GT4 glory. Newey, who won Rolex At 24 LMP2 class honours on his Daytona début last weekend
Harrison Newey comfortably won one of the world’s greatest sportscar races today (26 Jan) when the British youngster claimed LMP2 class honours in the legendary Daytona 24 Hours. The 21-year-old former Asian Le Mans Series champion was making his début in the difficult and gruelling