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Nick Tandy

Porsche factory driver: Nick Tandy.

For over 25 years, Nick Tandy has been battling for spots on the podium on various racetracks. And Porsche and the IMSA are both well-known to him: from 2010 to 2012, he participated in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup Championship and Porsche Carrera Cup Germany, managing to achieve good placements on a regular basis. In the years 2013 to 2020, Nick Tandy was active as Porsche factory driver and raced in the GT class of the IMSA.
 
Despite his successes, the born Brit remained down-to-earth. To this day, he helps his father on the family farm and spends as much time as possible with his two children. But privately spending time away from the racetrack? That is out of the question: Nick Tandy runs the Joe Tandy Racing (JTR) race team – once founded by his brother so Nick could compete in the British Formula Ford Championship.
 
Now, the 38-year-old is back in the Porsche Penske Motorsport Team and ready, to face a new challenge: the GTP class of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship with the Porsche 963.
 
Nick Tandy, Porsche 963 #6
Nick Tandy will be sharing the cockpit of the Porsche 963 #6 with two other drivers.

I may have had some time away, but I’m back and I plan that my success story so far with Porsche Motorsport is just the beginning.

Nick TandyPorsche factory driver

Since 2010, Nick Tandy only knows one thing in motorsport: race cars. And that’s unlikely to change anytime soon. With his experience on various international racetracks and Porsche Motorsport, he is ready to face the tracks of the IMSA once more and race all the way to a podium spot.

 

IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship

  • 2013, GT-class: 1st place in Petit Le Mans, 3rd place in Sebring
  • 2014, GTLM-class: 1st place in Daytona
  • 2015, GTLM-class: 1st place in Petit Le Mans, 1st place in team ranking with 4 victories
  • 2016, GTLM-class: 1st place in Long Beach, 2nd place in Petit Le Mans
  • 2018, GTLM-class: 1st place in Sebring and Petit Le Mans
  • 2019, GTLM-class: 1st place in Sebring, Watkins Glen and Virginia, 3rd place in Mid-Ohio and Canada
  • 2020, GTLM-class: 1st place in Sebring and Petit Le Mans, 5 podiums
  • 2021, GTLM-class: 2nd place of overall ranking with 4 victories and 8 podiums

 

World Endurance Racing (WEC)

  • 2015, LMP1-class: 1st place in Le Mans
  • 2017, LMP1-class: 1st place of manufacturer ranking
  • 2022, GTE Pro-class: 1st place in Monza, 2nd place in Sebring and Bahrain

 

Porsche Carrera Cup Germany

  • 2010: 2nd place of overall ranking with 5 victories
  • 2011: 1st place of overall ranking with 3 victories

 

Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup

  • 2010: 2nd place of overall ranking with 3 victories
  • 2011: 5th place of overall ranking with 1 victory

 

Porsche Cup

  • 2012: 1st place of ranking

 

More results

  • Formula Ford EuroCup Spa
    2012: 1st place of overall ranking with 3 victories
  • International GT Open Championship
    2012: 2nd place of overall ranking with 5 victories
  • European Le Mans Series
    2013, GT-class: 3rd place of overall ranking with 2 victories
  • Avon Tyres British GT Championship
    2013: 6th place of overall ranking with 3 victories
  • ADAC GT Masters
    2012: 3rd place of overall ranking with 4 victories
  • Sepang 12 Hours
    2016: 2nd place of overall ranking
  • ADAC Zurich 24h-Race Nürburgring
    2018: 1st place of overall ranking
  • Total 24h of Spa
    2019, Pro-class: 2nd place of overall ranking
    2020: 1st place of overall ranking
  • IGTC 9h Kyalami
    2019, Pro-class: 1st place of overall ranking
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