Mike Conway returns to action in the World Endurance Championship this weekend in the season finale.

He will be back behind the wheel of the Toyota Racing TS040 Hybrid looking to help the team to their second victory of the season and in a row.

Mike had not initially been scheduled to race for Toyota this weekend in Brazil. However Japanese driver Kazuki Nakajima suffered an issue with his visa application and Conway was more than happy to step into the role in his capacity as test and reserve driver and keep the Bahrain winning team together.

This will be a second WEC race in a row for Conway, who played a key role in helping the #7 pick it up its first win of the year in Bahrain. Conway showed searing speed throughout his stint, recording the car’s fastest lap of the race.

The win in Bahrain gave Conway the enviable accomplishment of being the only driver to record victories in both the WEC and IndyCar Series – where he won two races – this season.

Looking forward to getting back behind the wheel of the Toyota, Mike said: “I really enjoyed racing in Bahrain, and am delighted to be asked to race again in Brazil. The team put in a great performance last time out and hopefully we will repeat that success in Sao Paulo, but we know it will be tough as everyone will be looking to end the season well.”

Mike will once again team up with Alex Wurz and Stephane Sarrazin in what will be the final race of the WEC season. The trio will be hoping to continue their winning form and end the season on a high.