Jazeman Jaafar, Weiron Tan and Nabil Jeffri are driving the Sepang International Circuit supported Jackie Chan DC Racing Oreca 07 – Gibson LMP2 sportscar in the FIA World Endurance Championship Super Season, spanning eight race weekends including two Le Mans 24 Hours events. In the first three races Jazeman has been in the top five each time including a fourth place at Le Mans 24 Hours and pole position with a podium finish in second place at Silverstone last time out. This week’s event is the fourth round and another 6 hours racing at the famed Fuji Speedway, with Japanese tennis ace, Kimiko Date waving the green flag for Sunday’s race. Jazeman looks ahead to the race weekend saying, “We had a strong performance in Silverstone, although that was a few weeks ago now, so I need to reacquaint myself with the #37 car and get back in the groove. A couple of laps will do it! I just love driving this car and the Fuji track is awesome. I had a podium finish here last year in the Asian Le Mans Series, so I’ve got good memories and with the previous experience we’ll be up for another strong outing.” Jazeman adds, “We’re lying third in the championship but we’re only 7 points off second placed and 11 away from the top. We haven’t reached half distance yet either, so there’s plenty of opportunity to move up the ladder and that’s definitely our aim.” Friday practice sessions are at 11:00 and 15:30 local time, Saturday final practice is 09:30 with qualifying for the LMP2 cars at 14:30. Sunday’s 6 hour race starts at 11:00. Follow all the action on the WEC App and watch the race online at GTWorld. Fans can also tune in at Eurosport in Asia, check listings for local times.  Keep in touch with Jazeman’s racing updates on his Facebook Live page, twitter and Instagram.