Jazeman Jaafar (left) celebrates with teammate Sean Geleal their hard-fought third placing in 4 Hours of Monza, the Round 4 of European Le Mans Series on Sunday.
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s Jazeman Jaafar showed no sign of rustiness when he powered his way to a podium finish in the 4 Hours of Monza in Italy - his first competitive race in two years.
On Sunday, the 28-year-old joined forces with Jota Racing teammate Sean Gelael of Indonesia to complete the 125-lap contest at the famed Monza Circuit in third spot clocking 4’01:31.344.
The 42-team race was dominated by Panis Racing (4’00:56.924) comprising three-man combination of Julien Canal, Will Stevens and James Allen, while United Autosports’ Phillip Hanson, Jonathan Aberdein and Tom Gamble came in second in 4’01:02.055.
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