Autosport

LAST-MINUTE SWITCH REWARDS UNITED

United Autosports made a late call – and a big one at that – just before its first full World Endurance campaign. It paid dividends. The British squad won four of the eight races, including Le Mans, and wrapped up the drivers’ title with Filipe Albuquerque and Phil Hanson with a round to spare.

The team owned by McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown

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