Michael Christensen aims to prove a point at the Glen with Manthey
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 9:04 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Michael Christensen, driving for Manthey, returns to Watkins Glen as part of the World Endurance Championship this weekend. He expressed frustration over Porsche's withdrawal from the WEC Hypercar program, stating he will focus on collaborations with individuals he respects. The upcoming race represents a chance for him to showcase his capabilities after the recent organizational changes within Porsche. The atmosphere at the Glen is expected to reflect the competitive spirit among drivers.
- •Christensen races at Watkins Glen this weekend
- •He drives for the Manthey team in the WEC
- •Frustration over Porsche's Hypercar withdrawal
- •Plans to work with people he respects
- •Key opportunity to showcase his abilities
- 9:04 PMRacer — Christensen returns to the Glen with Manthey...and a point to prove
"Factory Porsche driver Michael Christensen was among those hardest hit by Porsche's WEC Hypercar withdrawal, and says “I’m only going to work with people I like from now on.”
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