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Kamui Kobayashi, Mike Conway and Nyck De Vries led Toyota to victory in the 2026 Le Mans 24 Hours, securing a 1-3 finish by 10.9 seconds over the BMW of Frijns/Rast/Lind with Buemi/Hartley/Hirakawa third; Inter Europol won LMP2, TF Sport Corvette won LMGT3, and Toyota celebrated its sixth Le Mans win in nine years on a dramatic final stint.
Ferrari won the 93rd Le Mans 24 Hours with its #83 entry driven by Kubica, Hanson, and Ye, narrowly beating Porsche and other competitors in a race marked by strategic shifts, penalties, and dramatic overtakes, with Porsche's #6 finishing second and Ferrari's #51 third.
Ferrari won the 93rd Le Mans 24 Hours with its #83 entry driven by Kubica, Hanson, and Ye, narrowly beating Porsche and other competitors in a race marked by strategic shifts, penalties, and dramatic overtakes, with Ferrari achieving a rare podium lockout since 2012.
At the halfway point of the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours, Porsche's #6 leads after a safety car period caused by a crash, with Ferrari and Toyota close behind. The race saw strategic shifts, penalties, and a major crash that shook up the order, setting the stage for an intense second half.
Ferrari is leading the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours race at the six-hour mark, with a dominant top-three lockout in the Hypercar class, while Porsche and Cadillac are also competitive. The race has seen strategic shifts, penalties, and some incidents, with Ferrari maintaining control early on.
The Le Mans 24 Hours race is ongoing with Porsche leading from Ferrari, featuring multiple driver changes, pit stops, and on-track incidents, including a notable crash by Paul di Resta. The race sees intense battles across classes, with strategic pit stops and driver performances shaping the current standings.
Alex Lynn secured Cadillac's first-ever pole position at the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours, with Cadillac dominating the front row, while other manufacturers like Porsche, BMW, Ferrari, and Toyota also competed fiercely in qualifying, including a notable performance by Valentino Rossi in LMGT3.
The 2023 Le Mans 24 Hours was a gripping race, with Ferrari winning in the centenary edition of the race. However, the hypercar class's balance of performance (BoP) leaves some uneasy, as it could become a competition in which manufacturers take turns. The safety car procedure was also confusing for fans, and more testing and trials of different systems could be done ahead of the race to make sure the explanation to the fans is clearer. Le Mans needs to figure out a good way to deliver the basics of the information available to the experts in a consistent visual way to make it more rewarding for casual viewers.
Toyota and Ferrari are locked in a battle for the lead at the Le Mans 24 Hours, with the #8 Toyota currently ahead. In LMP2, the #34 Inter Europol Competition has taken the lead, while in GTE Am, the #57 Kessel Racing Ferrari is battling for the top spot.
The #8 Toyota GR010 HYBRID of Sebastien Buemi leads the Le Mans 24 Hours race after the first hour, followed by the #51 Ferrari of James Calado and the #7 Toyota of Mike Conway. The race was interrupted by a safety car period following a crash for the Action Express Racing-entered Cadillac. In LMP2, poleman Paul-Loup Chatin maintained the lead at the wheel of his IDEC Sport ORECA. In GTE, the #54 AF Corse Ferrari 488 GTE of Davide Rigon held the advantage at the one-hour mark over the AO Racing Porsche 911 RSR 19 of Matteo Cairoli.