Jack Hawksworth
About this episode
Jack Hawksworth shares insights from his nearly decade-long IMSA career with Lexus, discussing the challenges of endurance racing, balance of performance (BOP) politics, and the strategic approach to marquee events like the Rolex 24 at Daytona. He reflects on adapting from sprint-style IndyCar racing to endurance racing's mechanical sympathy and consistency. Jack also talks about his move to the GTD class with a new teammate, the strengths of the Lexus program, and the excitement around upcoming developments. The episode offers a deep dive into the complexities of sports car racing and the mindset needed to succeed.
Vasser Sullivan racer Jack Hawksworth checks in with Hinch and Rossi before the endurance race in Daytona this weekend.
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