Former Toro Rosso driver Brendon Hartley looks set for a return to the scene of his greatest racing triumph. The 29-year-old New Zealander is close to completing a deal to race for the British RLR MSport team in this year's iconic Le Mans 24 Hours endurance event, according to Motorsport.com. Hartley was part of Porsche's LMP1 factory team that won the race outright in 2017. It was after this triumph that he was contacted by Dr Helmut Marko about a race seat with Toro Rosso in F1. Hartley went on to compete in 25 Grand Prix races, with his best result coming in the United States last October when he finished in ninth place. Plans to oust Hartley were 'set in motion' at Monaco Despite that...
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