Making that sportscar switch
Mike Conway may have given up on ovals, but he is relishing the prospect of taking on Le Mans for the first time, as he tells Sam Tremayne
When Mike Conway announced that he no longer wanted to compete on IndyCar's ovals, he knew it threw his future into uncertainty.
After more than a decade of scaling the single-seater ladder, in March this year he made the decision to switch into the sportscar world. Three months on, he's about to make his Le Mans 24 Hours debut with the G-Drive/Delta-ADR squad.
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