After back-to-back fourth-place finishes in the
2014 European Le Mans Series at
Silverstone and
Imola, McMurry was asked to join American
Chris Dyson and Englishman
Tom Kimber-Smith for the
82nd 24 Hours of Le Mans in the No. 42 LMP2 class entry by
Greaves Motorsport from Peterborough, England. The entry qualified 19th overall and tenth in class. When McMurry was handed the car by Kimber-Smith at about the 43 minute mark in the race, he became the youngest driver to ever participate in the race, breaking the record held by Mexican
Ricardo Rodriguez and set 55 years earlier in 1959. Rodriguez was 17 years and 126 days old at the time. After a 60+ minute pit stop during the 20th hour, the team finished the race 25th overall and 11th in class, having run over 2,600 miles. McMurry broke the record for youngest to finish the race, a mark previously set by American
Gunnar Jeannette in 2000 at the age of 18 years and 44 days old. ==Racing record==