After becoming the first driver in the championship’s history to win the Endurance Cup twice in a row, Alessandro Pier Guidi steps away from the Series for 2022 and will make way for his FIA WEC teammate, James Calado, at the wheel of Iron Lynx’s #51 488 GT3 Evo 2020.
The British two-time WEC World Drivers Champion returns to the series after a season’s gap.
Calado will be supported by fellow Ferrari factory GT drivers Nicklas Nielsen and Miguel Molina in the #51.
Davide Rigon, Antonio Fuoco and Daniel Serra team up in the sister #71 Ferrari.
Andrea Bertolini meanwhile will contest both the Endurance Cup and Sprint Cup, chasing his tenth international title, racing alongside Louis Machiels in a Pro-Am AF Corse Ferrari.
