Following the race two LMP2 cars, the first and fourth placed cars, were disqualified for technical infringements, promoting the Malaysians to fourth place in class and eighth overall. The disqualified team can appeal so the results are provisional at the current time. The first ever all-Malaysian team, driving a Jackie Chan DC Racing Oreca 07 LMP2 car, completed 361 laps of the 13-kilometre circuit at the greatest and most well-known race in the world, the 86^thrunning of this unique event. After the practice and qualifying sessions the trio of talented racers had driven during the day and at night, working together to improve the performance of the car and continuing to learn the circuit. After the two qualifying sessions the #37 car was 20^thfastest to line up on the 10^throw of the grid for the start of the race. Jazeman was proud to be selected to start the race and despite it being a race of over 350 laps he was already making up places and up to 17^thby the end of the lap. However, disaster struck on only the second lap with the car springing a water leak and Jazeman had no alternative but to pit. The issue cost them dearly with the car in the garage for over 15 minutes, ending up at the back of the field and a mountain to climb. Jazeman remained in the car for just over two hours, pushing hard to make up ground. Last of the runners for the first 18 laps, finally they started to claw back positions.  Weiron took over from Jazeman for his first two-hour stint, then handed on the car to Nabil for his first taste of the Le Mans 24 Hours. The three Malaysians rotated through the afternoon, through the night and on to Sunday, with Jazeman taking on his longest stint of over two and a half hours on Sunday morning. Driving for over eight of the 24 hours in five stints, it was the most demanding race of Jazeman’s career. Having the honour of taking the chequered flag at the end of the day capped an amazing  race for Jazeman. He said afterwards, “That was the most adrenalin-pumping, emotional, challenging race I’ve ever been part of. I can’t tell you how gutted I felt when I had to pit after just one lap, but we kept the team spirits high, dug deep and put everything we had into recovering and we were rewarded with a relatively trouble-free run from that point onwards. Driving with Weiron and Nabil and flying the flag for Malaysia has made the Le Mans 24 hour experience very special and my thanks go to Sepang International Circuit for their support.” “I don’t know how long I’ll stay on this post-race high, but I can’t stop smiling. I’m very tired but it’s been such a buzz, it’s indescribable. All I can say is that this race is definitely a highlight of my career and I can’t wait to come back and have another go at getting on that podium.” Jazeman will have a well-deserved break before preparing for the third round of the World Endurance Championship, the six hours of Silverstone in the UK on August 19^th.