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Statistics tell a story. Behind the numbers – 350,105 spectators, 48 leader changes, 5,190 kilometres – there’s a tale of of human interaction, a global event. Once again the Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans was the scene of an extravaganza of speed, endurance and heartfelt emotion. Let’s take a look at the stand-out figures from last weekend’s race that demonstrate the intensity of the world’s greatest endurance event.

<h2>350,105 spectators &ndash; Enjoy the experience together</h2>

Attendance at the circuit increased yet again with 350,105 people in the grounds. Le Mans is more than a race, it&rsquo;s an all-encompassing event.

In the grandstands, on the viewing banks, in the campsites and fan zones, several generations shared in the fun. Le Mans draws people from all over the world, gathered for the same week-long event.

<h2>6 victories &ndash; Stamp your hallmark on the race</h2>

Thanks to the #7 Toyota TR010 Hybrid&rsquo;s star performance, Toyota scores a sixth win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, equalling Bentley, and confirming the manufacturer as one of the makes to beat when it comes to the French classic.

Drivers Mike Conway and Kamui Kobayashi celebrate their second win, the first being in 2021. The third crew member, Nyck de Vries joins the select club of 24 Hours of Le Mans winners, the third Dutchman to do so, Gijs van Lennep and Jan Lammers having shown the way.

<h2>10.621 seconds &ndash; Keep the pressure on until the end</h2>

A trifling 10.621 seconds separated the winning car from the second-placed #20 BMW M Hybrid V8 &ndash; BMW M Team WRT. 
Amazing, after 24 Hours and over 5,000 kilometres. It&rsquo;s the fourth smallest gap in the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans and glaring proof of the fierce competition in the Hypercar class.

<h2>5190.33 kilometres &ndash; Cover the distance</h2>

On the way to victory, the #7 Toyota TR010 Hybrid covered a distance of 5,190.33 kilometres at an average speed of 215.8 kph. The distance equates to 381 laps. The distance record is held by the 2010 winning Audi R15+ TDi which spanned 5,410.713 kilometres.

<h2>3:25.041 &ndash; Set the pace</h2>

The fastest lap in the 94th race was recorded by Ryō Hirakawa in the #8 Toyota TR010 Hybrid. The car&rsquo;s 306th lap was completed in 3:25.041, which is 1.022 seconds faster than last year&rsquo;s best mark, and shows that the Hypercars are still improving. As the years go by, the field has grown and become more and more competitive, encouraging manufacturers to keep refining their cars and their strategy.

<h2>48 leader changes &ndash; Persevere</h2>

This was Le Mans as we like it &ndash; an ongoing wrangle for the top spot.

The #12 Cadillac V-Series.R held on to the lead for 128 laps, longer than the #20 BMW M Hybrid V8 (79 laps) and the #8 Toyota GR010 Hybrid (74 laps). The winning car, the #7 Toyota GR010 Hybrid crept up stealthily, and headed the pack for 44 laps. In this race, it&rsquo;s not always the car that leads for the longest that wins, it&rsquo;s the car in front when the clock strikes 16:00.

The other classes were equally eventful: 52 leader changes in LMP2 and 48 in LMGT3.

<h2>351.8 kph &ndash; Push boundaries</h2>

The top speed of the 94th 24 Hours of Le Mans was hit in the ninth lap. Earl Bamber clocked 351.8 kph in the #38Cadillac V-Series.R on the Mulsanne Straight.

In the other classes, the bar was high too:

<ul>
	<li>LMP2: the TDS Racing #14 Oreca 07-Gibson hit 326.5 kph</li>
	<li>LMGT3: 304.5 kph for #79 Mercedes-AMG LMGT3 of Iron Lynx.</li>
</ul>

This data is a reminder that Le Mans is one of the most demanding and fastest development platforms in world motorsport.

<h2>35 victories &ndash; make history</h2>

Thanks to the #7 Toyota TR010 Hybrid, Michelin scores a 35th win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Better still, the French manufacturer boasts its 29th victory in a row. The win takes Michelin ahead of Dunlop in the 24 Hours of Le Mans tyre manufacturer charts.

<h2>13 retirements &ndash; Stay the course</h2>

Only 13 of the 62 starters failed to cross the finish line. This statistic reveals the exceptional reliability achieved by modern-day constructors and race teams. Yet, even in this high-tech era, Le Mans continues to be a test of time and reaching the chequered flag is a triumph in itself.

<h2>An edition in keeping with the legend</h2>

From the packed grandstands to the strategic onslaughts, the 94th 24 Hours Of Le Mans once again show why this race is unique.

Statistics reflect performance. Images evoke emotion. Together, they form a motto: for the space of 24 Hours, Le Mans is where the impossible becomes possible.

The 95t 24 Hours of Le Mans will take place from 10&ndash;13 June. McLaren and Ford will be joining the Hypercar class alongside Aston Martin, BMW, Cadillac, Ferrari, Peugeot, Toyota and Genesis. The race will be the fifth on the 2027 FIA World Endurance Championship calendar. In the meantime, watch the highlights of this year&rsquo;s race below.

24 Heures du Mans 2026 - RACE HIGHLIGHTS

Les faits de course marquants de la 94e édition des 24 Heures du Mans

The key figures of the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans

Toyota executed a perfect, textbook strategy throughout the 94th edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans to claim its first victory since 2022, securing a sixth overall triumph and equalling the tally of British marque Bentley.

To spectacular fanfare, Japanese powerhouse Toyota Racing lifted the iconic trophy at a sun-kissed Circuit de la Sarthe for the first time in four years, in front of hundreds of thousands of spectators at the venue and millions more watching around the world. Drivers Kamui Kobayashi, Nyck de Vries and Mike Conway emerged as the team to beat at the end of the race, guiding the #7 Toyota to victory ahead of the sister #8 Toyota Racing entry, the #20 BMW M Team WRT and the #12 Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA machine in an epic four-way battle to the chequered flag &ndash; underlining the &quot;Platinum Era&quot; status that the Hypercar category is building.

For Kobayashi, it was a second Le Mans victory. It marked a second triumph for British star Mike Conway and, for the first time in 38 years, a historic win for the Netherlands as Nyck de Vries became the latest Dutch driver to conquer Le Mans.

It looked set to be another Toyota one-two, but BMW&#39;s never-say-die attitude ensured that the FIA World Endurance Championship points leaders &ndash; the #20 crew of Robin Frijns, Ren&eacute; Rast and Sheldon van der Linde &ndash; claimed second overall and a valuable haul of championship points.

Toyota could still be delighted with third place, although a few costly mistakes and strategy calls denied the #8 Toyota of S&eacute;bastien Buemi, Brendon Hartley and Ryō Hirakawa another victory.

Meanwhile, Cadillac can take plenty of plaudits once again. A crowd favourite throughout the week, the #12 Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA crew gave everything in pursuit of victory, and the pace they demonstrated at Le Mans suggests they will remain contenders for years to come.

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<h2>Inter Europol Competiton&nbsp;lock-out LMP2&nbsp;</h2>

It was a grandstand finish in LMP2 as Inter Europol Competition worked well overnight to bring both cars into the rostrum contention, but a second day charge from Forestier Racing by Panis had everyone on the edge of their seats, but after 24 hours of racing the Polish #43 ORECA with pilots Jakub Smiechowski, Tom Dillmann and Nicholas Yelloly win the penultimate race at Le Mans for this specification LMP2 car!

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<h2>Corvette charge back to the top!</h2>

Corvette capture the magic of Le Mans once again with iconic yellow #33 Corvette run by TF Sport took LMGT3 laurels with Ben Keating, Jonny Edgar, Nicky Catsburg taking a popular leap onto the top step of the podium. Akkodis ASP Team put Lexus on the podium for the first time at Le Mans with the #78 car second and the #23 Heart of Racing Aston Martin joins in the celebrations in third.

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Top 5 Results - 24 Hours of Le Mans:

Toyota TR010 Hybrid #7 Toyota Gazoo Racing &ndash; Mike Conway / Kamui Kobayashi / Nyck de Vries &ndash; 381&nbsp;Laps 
BMW M Hybrid V8 #20 BMW M Team WRT &ndash; Robin Frijns / Rene Rast / Sheldon van der Linde &ndash; + 10.913 
Toyota TR010 Hybrid #8 Toyota Gazoo Racing &ndash; S&eacute;bastien Buemi / Brendon Hartley / Ryo Hirakawa &ndash; + 20.417 
Cadillac V-Series.R #12 Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA &ndash; Louis Del&eacute;traz / Will Stevens / Norman Nato &ndash; +32.381 
Ferrari 499P #51 Ferrari-AF Corse &ndash; Alessandro Pier Guidi / James Calado / Antonio Giovinazzi &ndash; +2:22.423

Category Winners:

<ul>
	<li>LMP2: Oreca 07-Gibson #43 Inter Europol Competition &ndash; Jakub Smiechowski / Tom Dillmann / Nicholas Yelloly - 361 Laps</li>
	<li>LMGT3: Corvette Z06 LMGT3.R #33 TF Sport &ndash; Ben Keating / Jonny Edgar / Nicky Catsburg &ndash; 336&nbsp;laps</li>
</ul>

Fastest Lap: Rio Hirakawa (Toyota TR010 &ndash; Hybrid #8 Toyota Racing) &ndash; 3:25.041 - Lap 306

Retirements:

<ul>
	<li>Oreca 07-Gibson #30 Duqueine Team &ndash; Doriane Pin / Julien Andlauer / Richard Verschoor</li>
	<li>Ferrari 499P #50 Ferrari-AF Corse &ndash; Antonio Fuoco / Nicklas Nielsen / Miguel Molina</li>
	<li>Porsche 911 GT3 R LMGT3 #91 Manthey DK Engineering &ndash; James Cottingham / Timur Boguslavskiy / Ayhancan G&uuml;ven</li>
	<li>Genesis GMR-001-Hypercar #17 Genesis Magma Racing &ndash; Andr&eacute; Lotterer / Luis Felipe Derani / Mathys Jaubert</li>
	<li>Ford Mustang LMGT3 #77 Proton Competition &ndash;&nbsp; Eric Powell / Ben Tuck / Sebastian Priaulx</li>
	<li>Cadillac V-Series.R #38 Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA &ndash; S&eacute;bastien Bourdais / Earl Bamber / Jack Aitken</li>
	<li>Mercedes-AMG LMGT3 #79 Iron Lynx &ndash; Johannes Zelger / Matteo Cressoni / Lin Hodenius</li>
	<li>Ferrari 296 LMGT3 Evo #54 Vista AF Corse &ndash; Thomas Flohr / Francesco Castellacci / Davide Rigon</li>
	<li>Mercedes-AMG LMGT3 #61 Iron Lynx (Martin Berry / Rui Andrade / Maxime Martin</li>
	<li>Corvette Z06 LMGT3.R #13 Thirteen Autosport &ndash; Orey Fidani / Lars Kern / Matthew Bell</li>
</ul>

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<h2>Here&#39;s how the race unfolded coming into the final hour&hellip;</h2>

After trips around the clock, the relentless competition around the Circuit de la Sarthe, for the 94th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans has delivered everything endurance racing promises, fierce battles, strategic gambles, crushing heartbreak and a fight for outright victory that remained tantalisingly close until the final phase.

From the moment the tricolour dropped on Saturday afternoon, the race refused to settle.

Toyota initially showed its hand, taking control during the opening exchanges as the battle at the front intensified. Its early pit stop gamble in limited traffic enabled them to climb up the order. Ferrari, who were chasing an unprecedented fourth consecutive Le Mans victory, remained in outside contention, while BMW&#39;s pole-sitting challenge looked every bit as potent as expected. Cadillac, meanwhile, quietly lurked within striking distance.

By nightfall, three manufacturers were locked together in a captivating Hypercar contest.

As darkness enveloped Le Mans, Cadillac began to emerge as a genuine threat. The #12 and #38 Hertz Team JOTA Cadillac V-Series.Rs steadily worked its way to the head of the field as Ferrari&#39;s challenge faltered. The Prancing Horse&#39;s hopes suffered a series of setbacks, allowing the gold-liveried American machine to seize the initiative. Behind it, BMW and Toyota remained firmly in touch, refusing to let the leaders escape.

Dawn brought fresh drama.

While the #12 Cadillac strengthened its grip on the race through the early morning hours thanks to assured performances from Norman Nato, Will Stevens and Louis Del&eacute;traz, the sister #38 entry suffered heartbreak. Running at the sharp end with S&eacute;bastien Bourdais aboard, the Cadillac was forced into the garage with mechanical problems. Although it briefly returned to the circuit, its challenge had effectively ended before the car was eventually retired with persistent power steering issues.

Toyota, however, refused to surrender.

A Full Course Yellow transformed the complexion of the race. The leading #12 Cadillac was caught out by Full Course Yellow speed restrictions, forcing an unscheduled extra stop to fulfil a Drive Through Penalty and wiping away its advantage. Suddenly, the fight for victory widened once more.

BMW&#39;s #20 M Hybrid V8 surged into contention, while Toyota&#39;s pair of TR010 Hybrids mounted an inspired comeback. Brendon Hartley attacked relentlessly in the #8, passing the Cadillac before concerns over the car&#39;s front-left corner delayed its progress. That opened the door for the sister #7 machine, with Kamui Kobayashi launching a trademark charge to the front.

Within laps of a later Safety Car restart, Kobayashi had erased the deficit and attached himself to the rear of the leading Cadillac, setting the fastest lap as he hunted down the leaders.

BMW remained equally dangerous. Robin Frijns briefly escaped at the front before a gravel excursion entering the pits compromised the German manufacturer&#39;s momentum. Even so, the pace of the #20 ensured it remained firmly in the hunt.

As the race entered its final four hours, just 10 seconds separated the leading quartet.

Elsewhere, Le Mans delivered its customary share of heartbreak.

Genesis Magma Racing&#39;s impressive debut suffered a major blow when the #17 stopped with suspension failure at Tertre Rouge after already overcoming difficulties with the sister #19. Ferrari&#39;s race unravelled further when the #50 Ferrari AF Corse 499P ground to a halt with electrical issues, leaving the Italian marque relying on the #51 factory car and the resurgent #83 AF Corse entry to salvage a result.

Alpine&#39;s hopes of a dream home triumph faded as rising temperatures exposed the limitations of the A424&#39;s pace, while Aston Martin Thor Team continued its quiet run towards a top-10 finish with the Valkyrie.

Into the final four hours, Toyota had cycled to the front and when the opportunity was right - it turned on the afterburners to bring both cars into one, two. However, the last hour&hellip; BMW was not going down without a fight.

<h2>In LMP2...</h2>

Duqueine appeared set for victory before a costly trip through the gravel slashed its advantage. As the clock hit four hours remaining, disaster bestowed the LMP2 leaders. Heartbreak as the black and green machine was parked on the side of the road with suspected broken suspension. Inter Europol Competition&#39;s pair of ORECAs closed rapidly, setting up a thrilling conclusion in the prototype category. In the final two hours, the fastest crew in the Hyperpole #29 Forestier Racing by Panis wasn&rsquo;t going to make it easy for the Polish cars with Esteban Masson on a mission. Splitting the yellow cars - the Frenchman had eyes on victory.

<h2>LMGT3 proved no less dramatic.</h2>

TF Sport&#39;s #33 Corvette fought its way to the head of the class after a superb overnight performance, but a late Safety Car intervention following Ayhancan G&uuml;ven&#39;s heavy accident in the #91 Manthey Porsche at sunrise compressed the field once again. With the Aston Martin and Lexus squads were still within striking distance, the battle for GT honours remained finely poised.

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TOYOTA TAKE ITS SIXTH VICTORY AT LE MANS

It all comes down to this. With the final four hours remaining, the front four cars are separated by just eight seconds. Cadillac leads despite being caught out by a Full Course Yellow, BMW has a rapid race car underneath them, while Toyota has cycled both of its entries into the top three. It's going to be a dogfight to the finish.

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<h2>a hypercar battle for the ages</h2>

We&#39;ve made it to lunchtime &ndash; it&#39;s 12:00 local time and we&#39;re into the final countdown. How are you holding up?

With four hours remaining, the 94th edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans is one of the most open in recent years, with just 10 seconds covering the top four.&nbsp;Barring any catastrophic events it will be either BMW, Cadillac or Toyota. But we all know Le Mans, don&#39;t we? The race has a habit of choosing its own winners. Who will it be?

Elsewhere, there have been some major casualties. Let&#39;s take a quick recap.

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<h2>It&#39;s not over for Toyota in 2026</h2>

A poorly timed Full Course Yellow dented the advantage held by the #12 Cadillac at the head of the field, since our last update. The Hertz Team JOTA entry was due a routine pit stop, but was caught speeding under FCY - resulting in a drive-through penalty and then come in for fuel&nbsp;&ndash; and that&#39;s exactly what the American marque had to do.

It then had to make an additional pit stop, compromising its overall strategy and bringing three other cars into the fight.

First, the BMW scampered past. Then, with six and a half hours remaining, the #8 Toyota appeared in the Cadillac&#39;s rear view.

After struggling for traction out of some of the slower corners on the 13.626km Circuit de la Sarthe, Brendon Hartley&nbsp; in the #8 Toyota lined up a move on the Cadillac through the kinks and completed the pass just before the pair hurtled into Indianapolis, while simultaneously working their way past an LMP2 car. Hartley could smell blood &ndash; this race wasn&#39;t over yet for the Japanese team.

When the #8 came into the pits, the Kiwi handed over to Ryō Hirakawa, but the front-left corner was inspected by the mechanics while the wheel and tyre were removed.

The same area was checked again at the following pit stop. The additional inspection time while stationary dropped the #8 into the clutches of the sister #7 Toyota, which eventually slipped past during the pit-stop sequence when both cars stopped together.

Once the team was satisfied with the condition of the #8, both red-and-white machines returned to the track and found themselves within touching distance of the BMW and Cadillac ahead, aided by a subsequent Safety Car period - which bunched the entire field back up again.

Kamui Kobayashi, the two-time event winner now at the wheel of the #7 TR010 Hybrid, sensed an opportunity. Within four laps of the Safety Car returning to the pits, he had caught the Cadillac and was sitting on the Detroit machine&#39;s gearbox, setting the fastest lap on lap 303 in the process.

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The #20 BMW, driven by Robin Frijns, initially scampered away. However, entering the pits, the Dutchman pushed too hard and took a high-speed excursion across the gravel. The resulting checks by the team for potential damage slightly lengthened the pit stop time, dropping the #20 behind both Toyotas and the leading Cadillac.

The Toyotas are pushing in second and third. Cadillac is trying to hold the lead and BMW has the pace to catch back up. It&#39;s a race to the finish and there is only eight seconds blanketing the quartet.&nbsp;

Over on the other side of the BMW garage, the #15 encountered further misery. Following a Full Course Yellow, the car could not deactivate its speed limiter and it became stuck at 80kph. It managed to limp back to the pits, but its torrid race only worsened.At least it was still circulating. Others weren&#39;t so fortunate.

Shortly after publishing our previous report, the #38 Cadillac was officially retired following its ongoing power steering issues. The American squad called time on its race, with the shutters coming down at 08:00 local time.

With seven and a half hours remaining, the #17 Genesis suffered suspension failure exiting Tertre Rouge. A Full Course Yellow was deployed to recover the stricken Korean machine, which had come to rest on the outside of the corner.

Fans around Circuit de la Sarthe sympathised with the new team, which had impressed throughout the week with both its pace and its connection with the fans. The #19 remains in 14th place, and the team will have everything crossed that it can still make the finish.

An hour later, the #50 Ferrari AF Corse 499P also came to a halt at Tertre Rouge, the Italian machine stopping on the inside of the corner with suspected electrical issues.

Ferrari&#39;s hopes now rest with an unlikely contender. Few would have predicted that the #83 AF Corse entry &ndash; which had struggled near the foot of the order earlier in the race &ndash; would now be battling for a top-five finish alongside the remaining #51 factory 499P.

French fans will have to wait at least another year for a home victory. Alpine, contesting its &quot;Last Dance&quot; at Le Mans, performed admirably in the cooler conditions, but as temperatures and pace increased, it could not match the Toyotas and Ferraris ahead. Seventh place was what the French marque was holding out for.

As for the legion of British supporters, a top-10 finish for Aston Martin remained firmly on the cards, with the #007 running eighth overall ahead of the WTR run Cadillac and second Alpine in 10th.

<h2>LMP2 cars in the wars</h2>

Duqueine appeared to have the LMP2 category under control, but a trip through the gravel for the #30 gave the class leaders an almighty scare. Along with the Safety Car, its advantage was slashed to just a matter of seconds over the pair of Inter Europol Competition entries.

The #343 held the edge over the #43 as the Polish machines charged around Le Mans in pursuit of the black Duqueine.

Will it be another Inter Europol Competition victory, or can Doriane Pin guide Duqueine to its first Le Mans win &ndash; and become the first female driver in nearly 50 years to stand on the overall LMP2 podium? Five seconds cover the trio&hellip;

Meanwhile, Jonas Ried in the #9 Proton Competition car took a trip across the grass at the Ford Chicane, smashing through a Motul advertising board. The sign attached itself to the front of the ORECA and, no matter how hard he tried, he couldn&#39;t shake it loose.

After stopping on the inside of Tertre Rouge, marshals were eventually able to remove the wayward branding safely, allowing him to continue.

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<h2>Safety Car sets up LMGT3 grandstand finish</h2>

As the clock ticked under six hours to go, steering failure struck the #91 Manthey Porsche on the exit of the Daytona chicane on the Mulsanne Straight.

Unable to correct the car, Ayhancan G&uuml;ven suffered a sizeable impact with the barriers. The Turkish driver emerged unharmed, but the accident brought his race to an end.

A Safety Car was deployed while marshals and recovery crews cleared the damaged Porsche and debris from the circuit &ndash; a cruel blow for a team that had been fighting for a top-five finish in class.

Although the clean-up took the best part of an hour, it has compressed the field nicely with just four hours remaining. The bright yellow #33 TF Sport Corvette lead but there is is just 10 seconds separating them at the front and #23 Heart of Racing Aston Martin second and #78 Akkodis ASP Team in third. Three marques - one winner Join us for the finish at 16:00 local time to see how the race plays out.

Top 5 after 20 Hours:

<ol>
	<li>Cadillac V-Series.R #12 Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA &ndash; Louis Del&eacute;traz / Will Stevens / Norman Nato &ndash; 314 laps</li>
	<li>Toyota TR010 Hybrid #8 Toyota Gazoo Racing &ndash; S&eacute;bastien Buemi / Brendon Hartley / Ryo Hirakawa &ndash; + 1.834</li>
	<li>Toyota TR010 Hybrid #7 Toyota Gazoo Racing &ndash; Mike Conway / Kamui Kobayashi / Nyck de Vries &ndash; + 2.284</li>
	<li>BMW M Hybrid V8 #20 BMW M Team WRT &ndash; Robin Frijns / Rene Rast / Sheldon van der Linde &ndash; + 8.919</li>
	<li>Ferrari 499P #51 Ferrari-AF Corse &ndash; Alessandro Pier Guidi / James Calado / Antonio Giovinazzi &ndash; + 36.340</li>
</ol>

Category Leaders:

LMP2: Oreca 07-Gibson #30 Duqueine Team &ndash; Doriane Pin / Julien Andlauer / Richard Verschoor &ndash; 298 laps 
LMGT3: Corvette Z06 LMGT3.R #33 TF Sport &ndash; Ben Keating / Jonny Edgar / Nicky Catsburg &ndash; 277 laps

Fastest Lap:&nbsp;Rio Hirakawa (Toyota TR010 &ndash; Hybrid #8 Toyota Racing) &ndash; 3:25.041

Retirements&nbsp;:

<ul>
	<li>Ferrari 499P #50 Ferrari-AF Corse &ndash; Antonio Fuoco / Nicklas Nielsen / Miguel Molina</li>
	<li>Porsche 911 GT3 R LMGT3 #91 Manthey DK Engineering &ndash; James Cottingham / Timur Boguslavskiy / Ayhancan G&uuml;ven,</li>
	<li>Genesis GMR-001-Hypercar #17 Genesis Magma Racing &ndash; Andr&eacute; Lotterer / Luis Felipe Derani / Mathys Jaubert</li>
	<li>Ford Mustang LMGT3 #77 Proton Competition &ndash;&nbsp; Eric Powell / Ben Tuck / Sebastian Priaulx</li>
	<li>Cadillac V-Series.R #38 Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA &ndash; S&eacute;bastien Bourdais / Earl Bamber / Jack Aitken</li>
	<li>Mercedes-AMG LMGT3 #79 Iron Lynx &ndash; Johannes Zelger / Matteo Cressoni / Lin Hodenius</li>
	<li>Ferrari 296 LMGT3 Evo #54 Vista AF Corse &ndash; Thomas Flohr / Francesco Castellacci / Davide Rigon</li>
	<li>Mercedes-AMG LMGT3 #61 Iron Lynx (Martin Berry / Rui Andrade / Maxime Martin</li>
	<li>Corvette Z06 LMGT3.R #13 Thirteen Autosport &ndash; Orey Fidani / Lars Kern / Matthew Bell</li>
</ul>

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