"I only know Sebring from the simulator. But I have a lot of respect. The track is very bumpy and there are no big run-off zones. It's a typical old-school circuit that will be very challenging. The mixture of asphalt and concrete slabs is very special. I'm curious to see how it feels in real. And I hope it stays dry!"

"I know Le Castellet from Formula 3. I tested and raced there. However, we won't be driving on the identical track. In Formula 3 we only used part of the Mistral straight. This time we will race on the longer version. Basically Le Castellet is not one of my favourite tracks. For me, there are too many run-off zones on this track. I also find the track a bit boring because it's so flat."

"I raced at Imola in 2016. That was in Italian Formula 4 and I even scored points there. I really enjoyed driving there. There are a lot of fast corners and it's always up and down. With the LMP2, the track will be very demanding. But I'm really looking forward to this race. I'm sure it will be a lot of fun!"

"The 24 Hours of Le Mans is the highlight of the year. I'm delighted to be able to return there. And frankly, I also have a score to settle. I had a technical issue there in 2021 in a good position, which set us way back. I will go to Le Mans this year with a lot more experience. That will certainly help me. And of course I'm looking forward to this fantastic race!"

"Watkins Glen is a track that is very familiar to us Swiss. Clay Regazzoni lost the world championship title fight there to Emerson Fittipaldi in 1974. I don't know the track myself. But what I saw on paper looks interesting. I think the twelve corners are all very demanding. None of them seems similar. So I'm really looking forward to this new challenge."

"I know Monza very well. And it will be my home race this year. I hope that as many Swiss fans as possible come to Monza. Because this makes it even more special for me. In Monza you drive with as little downforce as possible. So top speed will be around 320 km/h. That means it will definitely be a fast race – with lots of action."

"The race in Barcelona at the end of August could be a hot race. And if it is, tyre degradation will be very high. I still know the track from Formula 3. I tested there and also raced there. With Formula 3, I didn't find the track particularly exciting. With the LMP2 it could be different. Let's hope so!"

"Spa-Francorchamps is one of my favourite circuits. If not my favourite par excellence. I know the track very well by now. I've raced there in Formula 3, DTM and last year in LMP2. I'm really looking forward to this race. And of course I want to repeat there my victory from last year!"

"I only know Road Atlanta from television. An up and down track, just the way I like it. A real old-school track that, it seems to me, is pretty fast and has some interesting full-throttle corners after the start and finish. I don't think the race is called Petit Le Mans for nothing..."

"Portimão is a track that I really enjoy. It has a bit of a rollercoaster character. A few parts of the track go blind. I've only been there in a Formula 3 car so far. I missed last year's race in the WEC because of a Corona illness. So I have something to make up for there!"