Welcome, racing fans, to another action-packed episode of CorvSport Covers Corvette Racing, and this week, the FIA World Endurance Championship series is in Italy for the Six Hours of Imola. When we last left off in the FIA series, the World Endurance Championship had just opened up its season in Qatar, with the No. 33Â Z06 GT3.R from TF Sport taking the checkered flag in the LM GT3 class–full CorvSport coverage here. [Author’s Note: This racing coverage is FREE and not behind a paywall. Yes, FREE! If/when any pop-ups appear, please click to dismiss them and continue enjoying the coverage. One may require two steps–first, the arrow on the left, then the x on the top right.]
What’s Inside CorvSport’s Corvette Racing Coverage
- The Official Full Press Release From Corvette Racing
- TF Sport Post-Race Driver Quotes Provided by Corvette Racing
- Qualifying Press Release From Corvette Racing
- “In Pursuit of Points”: The Full Corvette Racing Press Release Before the Qualifying and Racing Began
CORVETTE RACING AT IMOLA: A Double-Points Day
No. 81 leads TF Sport with sixth in LM GT3; No. 33 retains championship lead
IMOLA, Italy (April 20, 2025) – TF Sport’s two Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.Rs finished in points-paying positions Sunday at the FIA World Endurance Championship’s Six Hours of Imola with the team’s No. 33 retaining its championship lead in the LM GT3 class.
Charlie Eastwood, Rui Andrade and Tom Van Rompuy led the TF Sport effort with a sixth-place effort in the No. 81 Corvette after starting 10th in class. Right behind in seventh was the championship-leading No. 33 Z06 GT3.R of Daniel Juncadella, Jonny Edgar and Ben Keating. The trio came from 16th at the start, weathered contact that sent Keating off-track in the opening hour.
Apart from that, the race for both Corvette squads was trouble-free and – more importantly – mistake-free to maximize the Imola weekend. This despite a lack of performance that left the two Corvettes near the bottom of the 18-car field through the three practice sessions.
