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DRIVER PROFILES CAR #8


ANTHONY DAVIDSON


“I feel really comfortable in endurance racing; I love the camaraderie between drivers, the atmosphere and everyone being a real team player. The TS030 HYBRID was the first hybrid car I’d driven and the boost when it kicks in brings a real smile to my face. We have a wonderful team of hugely able, very professional people.”


Nationality: British


Born: 18 April 1979, Hemel Hempstead Lives: Northamptonshire, Great Britain Status: Married to Carrie, 2 children Height: 1.66m Weight: 56kg


Hobbies: Mountain biking, running, music Best achievement: Winning the 12 Hours of Sebring Favourite track: Spa


Career Highlights British Formula 3 race winner (2001) European Formula 3 Cup (2001) F1 Race Driver (2002, 2007-8) F1 Test and Development Driver (2001-2011) FIA GT Championship winner (2009) Le Mans Series winner (2010) Sebring 12 Hours winner (2010) Race Driver for TOYOTA Racing in 2012 (winner in Bahrain 2013)


NICOLAS LAPIERRE


“It’s a huge pleasure to drive at this level in endurance racing and I think I fit better with the team spirit, helping a team-mate and not fighting them is part of my nature. The TOYOTA programme is a great opportunity, I’ve been racing in sportscars since 2008 and I’m still enjoying it. TMG’s facility is one of the strongest parts of this programme.”


Nationality: French


Born: 2 April 1984, Thonon-Les-Bains Lives: Geneva, Switzerland Status: Single Height: 1.70m Weight: 69kg Hobbies: Football


Best achievement: Being the youngest Macao F3 Winner (2003) Favourite tracks: Spa, Macao


Career Highlights Macau Grand Prix winner (2003) Three-time Formula 3 Euro Series winner (2004) A1 Grand Prix champion for Team France (2006) Two-time GP2 Series winner (2007) Six-time Le Mans competitor Sebring 12 Hours winner (2011) Four-time race winner for TOYOTA Racing (Brazil, Japan and China in 2012; Japan in 2013)


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