Jazeman joined Andrew Watson and Dean Stoneman to share the #59 McLaren in France. The first practice sessions saw the trio well down the order but their confidence rose in qualifying 1 with seventh quickest lap of the session, but fell again in Q2 and Q3 with times much further back down the grid, leaving the car starting on the 18^th row of the grid, with the other three Strakka Racing McLarens also struggling for pace in qualifying. Andrew took the start for the race and gained four places by the end of the first lap. He continued to steadily improve his position as the race settled, pitting for fuel on lap 16 in 28^th position. Jazeman’s first stint behind the wheel was at dusk, one of the most challenging conditions to drive in, with the sun low and the changing light. He continued on from Andrew’s efforts, further improving track position for the #59 before handing over to Dean. Over the course of the race the car reached 13^th position, but then clutch issues hampered any further progress, with the car finally having to retire with only 20 minutes of the race left to run. Jazeman said after the weekend, “That was a tough weekend for us. We don’t seem to have the Balance of Performance weighted in our favour and this, together with our technical issues, really hurt us. At the end of the day, we just didn’t have the pace we needed to be a frontrunner. It’s really tough to take, especially with so few races remaining, but we’ll put this behind us and battle on.” Jazeman will be back on track for the highlight of the Blancpain calendar, the 24 Hours of Spa. Prior to this, he’ll be preparing with track running at the official test day on 4^th July.