Marcus Ericsson to join Random Vandals for Indy 8 Hours

Sep 30

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2022 Indianapolis 500 winner Marcus Ericsson is set to make his debut at the Indianapolis 8 Hours joining the Random Vandals BMW team. The 2022 Indy 500 winner has been widely linked to this seat for the 8 hour endurance race. The Swede will be joining his younger brother Hampus Ericsson and Derek DeBoer at Indianapolis. Marcus has previous experience in the GT3 platform driving with Wayne Taylor Racing this year at the Rolex 24. This event will mark the second time that the brothers have teamed up together they shared a car last December in a Leipert Motorsports Lamborghini in last December’s 12 Hours of Sepang in Malaysia.

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