Boulle to Contest Full Endurance Cup With United

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Nick Boulle will stay on with United Autosports for the remainder of the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup calendar, the Anglo-American squad confirmed on Sunday.

Boulle, the reigning LMP2 champion in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, is set to pilot the No. 2 Oreca 07 Gibson for next week’s Rolex 24 at Daytona.

After that, he will stay on for the remaining long-distance rounds at Sebring, Watkins Glen, Indianapolis and the season finale at Motul Petit Le Mans.

“I am honoured to join United Autosports USA for the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup races this season,” said Boulle.

“So far at the Roar, it’s going great! I’ve had a warm welcome from the team, everyone on the No. 2 crew is working hard and to know we’ve got a driver line-up of this calibre for the Rolex 24 and beyond is a dream come true.”

No mention was made of his co-drivers, although Ben Hanley was previously named as a full-season driver aboard the No. 2 car.

Boulle and Hanley will team up with Garnet Patterson and Oliver Jarvis at Daytona.

It is also currently not yet clear who will pilot the No. 2 car for the Sprint Cup rounds, with United previously confirming that both of its Orecas were set to tackle the full WeatherTech Championship campaign.

“It is fantastic to have Nick – a proven IMSA LMP2 champion – contesting the Michelin Endurance Cup with United Autosports USA in 2025,” said team CEO Richard Dean.

“We have very clear goals for our second IMSA season – winning races, scoring points and taking titles, and Nick is going to play a key role in that charge.”