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Hartley clinches fifth WEC crown as Bamber wins Monza finale

Speedcafe · Simon Chapman ·

New Zealand celebrated a double dose of FIA World Endurance Championship success overnight in Italy. The post Hartley clinches fifth WEC crown as Bamber wins Monza finale appeared first on Speedcafe.com .

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