Felipe Fraga is aiming to race an LMDh car in IMSA next year while continuing his DTM programme with Red Bull.
The 2016 Stock Car Brasil champion and a class runner-up at the Le Mans 24 Hours, Fraga was signed to lead Red Bull’s DTM line-up this year following Liam Lawson’s decision to concentrate on Formula 2.
Fraga is keen on remaining in the DTM next year, having felt he was able to show what he was capable of in the series, but insists no decision has been made as he waits for ITR to announce the 2023 calendar. “For sure we are talking about it [with Red Bull], but nothing is confirmed. I don't know if they want to keep me here, but let's see.”2023 marks the start of a new era for IMSA and endurance racing, as the new breed of LMDh cars from Acura, Cadillac, Porsche and BMW join the new top-tier GTP division.
“Next year’s calendar has not been released by DTM, so I am waiting a bit for that to decide my next season’s [programme].“If I had to choose between IMSA and WEC? It's hard. Both are super nice. WEC have Le Mans and Le Mans is special. But I really love to race in America. I really love IMSA and I think they are always growing up. There is not too much politics, so I really like that.