Jordan Taylor says his disillusionment with IMSA\u2019s shift to GT3 cars was the driving force behind his decision to leave Corvette Racing and rejoin Wayne Taylor Racing for 2024.
Jordan Taylor says his disillusionment with IMSA’s shift to GT3 cars was the driving force behind his decision to leave Corvette Racing and rejoin Wayne Taylor Racing for 2024.
“I always saw my career staying at GM until the end, especially when I made the move to Corvette Racing, which was always my goal,” the 32-year-old said. “It was difficult to make that final decision, but I think at my age and this stage of my career, it’s an exciting time to go back to prototype racing, fight for overall wins and race in a class that has the capability of racing for overall wins at Le Mans, which is something I’ve never done.”Asked if he ever foresaw himself eventually returning to the family-run WTR squad following his switch to Corvette in 2020, Taylor replied: “No, not really.
“There was no way I was going to replace either Ricky [Taylor] or Filipe [Albuquerque]. But when Andretti came on board and there was the option of a second car, the conversations started pretty early after that.”
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