Tommy Kendall headed to the ALMS with SRT Viper
Tommy Kendall headed to the ALMS with SRT Viper
Not only are fans looking forward to the debut of the new SRT Viper GTS-R machines at Mid-Ohio this month, there is now added excitement for the program with US racing legend Tommy Kendall scheduled to make a full-time racing comeback with the team.
A four-time Trans-Am champion and former Rolex 24 at Daytona winner, Kendall hasn’t competed in six years but shone during a recent shoot-out held by the team to find a full-time teammate for Marc Goossens, Dominik Farnbacher and Kuno Wittmer who will be the other full-time drivers.
Current IndyCar points leader Ryan Hunter-Reay will also join the team for Petit Le Mans.
“I went out on a high [in 1997] and my big-time professional career ended,” Kendall said on Wind Tunnel.
“I had been asked a lot of when I was coming back and I wasn’t really sure if that day was ever going to come. And then I got a call out of the blue about six weeks ago that took me to a drivers shootout. I said, ‘What the heck? Let’s do it.”
Click here to view Tommy Kendall’s announcement on SPEED’s Wind Tunnel
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