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motorsport7 months ago

2025 Le Mans 24 Hours: Key Details and Competitor Highlights

Sebastien Buemi is set to become the most experienced driver in FIA World Endurance Championship history at Le Mans, with 90 starts, while the race features a diverse field of drivers from 33 nations, including a record-sized LMGT3 class and notable milestones for female and rookie drivers. The event also celebrates Toyota's 40th anniversary with a special car design, and offers extensive media coverage and charitable initiatives.

motorsport7 months ago

Cadillac's Lynn Dominates Le Mans Qualifying, Secures Front Row

Alex Lynn secured pole position for the 24 Hours of Le Mans, leading a front row lockout for Hertz Team JOTA in the FIA World Endurance Championship, marking Cadillac's first Le Mans pole. The qualifying session saw strong performances from JOTA, Porsche, BMW, and Aston Martin, with notable eliminations including Ferraris and Toyotas. The race is set to begin on Saturday afternoon.

motorsport7 months ago

Le Mans 2025 Test Day Highlights and Manufacturer Insights

During the Le Mans test day, lap times were generally faster than last year, with Toyota leading in Hypercar, Ferrari and Cadillac showing strong performance, and notable improvements in LMGT3. The event saw resurfaced sections of the track, tire developments affecting LMP2 pace, and various teams assessing their cars ahead of the race, which is set to be highly competitive with many manufacturers in close contention.

automotive-news1 year ago

Alpine Eyes Hydrogen V6 Hypercar Production Despite Setbacks

Toyota Gazoo Racing team director Rob Leupen has expressed enthusiasm over Alpine's support for liquid hydrogen technology, which is set to be introduced in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2027. Alpine's Alpenglow concept car, revealed at Spa, indicates their commitment to hydrogen combustion technology, complementing Toyota's earlier efforts. However, Leupen remains skeptical about meeting the 2027 timeline due to the lack of specific regulations and necessary infrastructure.