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Boulle gets expanded United Autosports program
Reigning IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar LMP2 Champion Nick Boulle is expanding his 2025 program with United Autosports, with news today that he will contest all five Michelin Endurance Cup races in the No. 2 ORECA 07.
The Texas-based driver was previously announced as part of United Autosports USA’s Rolex 24 at Daytona lineup earlier this month. Now he's confirmed that he is extending his commitment to the end of the season.
“I am honored 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 lineup of this caliber for the Rolex 24 and beyond is a dream come true.”
Last year Boulle celebrated podium finishes at two Michelin Endurance Cup events – Sahlen’s Six Hours of the Glen and the Battle on The Bricks – and took victory at the Chevrolet Grand Prix sprint race at CTMP with Inter Europol by PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports.
This year, FIA Bronze-graded driver Boulle is kicking off the season with Ben Hanley, Garnet Patterson and Oliver Jarvis at the Rolex 24.
Together, the No. 2 crew count three Rolex 24 at Daytona wins – including Boulle’s 2017 Prototype Challenge class victory – and three Le Mans 24 Hours victories between them, with another opportunity to top a 24-hour podium in one week’s time.
“It is fantastic to have Nick – a proven IMSA LMP2 champion – contesting the Michelin Endurance Cup with United Autosports USA in 2025,” said Richard Dean, United Autosports CEO.
“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.”
Stephen Kilbey
UK-based Stephen Kilbey is RACER.com's FIA World Endurance Championship correspondent, and is also Deputy Editor of Dailysportscar.com He has a first-class honours degree in Sports Journalism and is a previous winner of the UK Guild of Motoring Writers Sir William Lyons Award.
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