2023 FIA World Endurance ChampionshipSports Cars 

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Thats nasty, the Ferrari #50 uses the same seat insert for all 3 drivers.
:yuck::yuck::ill::ill:

Better have a good ventilation for the cockpit, maybe even drainage. Or just ample amount of Wunderbaums.
 
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When I went to sleep the #6 Porsche was 4th. What happened to them?
 
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Corvette is in the lead. That's a surprise. What happened overnight?
 
Ferrari lead less than 10 seconds.
 
Looks like Ferrari can just relax now.
I wonder if Toyota can stay on the podium?
 
Took him a while to turn it around.
 
I wonder if Caddy can slip by onto a second place?

EDIT: Unfortunately not quite, but at least they are now on the same lap. Barely.
One safety car moment thou and everything will change.
 
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I wonder if Caddy can slip by onto a second place?
Definitely. The question for me is if the 2nd Caddy will also get on the podium.
Quick turnaround. Toyota is still in 2nd comfortably (3 minutes + lead)
 
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All Ferrari has to do now is keep anybody from the F1 side of things away from the team.

leclerc is in the garage …
 
Come on freaking Ferrari, break or crash or something so Cadillac wins :crazy:

EDIT: Well, that was fast, lol
 
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The TV production is completely out of hand. The Toyota is having a moment at Arnage, is blocking the road and ... they cut to somebody staring at a monitor in the pits. When will they realise that people are watching for the action on the bloody track, not for some Youtube-style "unknown person X reacts to..." kind of thing???
 
OMG, is Ferrari going to win this race? I hope so, 'cause it's been nearly 60 years since the last time it won a Le Mans race.
 
Crazy how Ferrari's last win was in 1965 but overall they won 9 Lemans.

If they win this it will be 10.

Emotional really!
 
I'll probably get roasted for this but with the exception of Hartley, the drivers of the #8 really have let their team down today.
 
I'll probably get roasted for this but with the exception of Hartley, the drivers of the #8 really have let their team down today.
Well Buemi has been okay too, it is Hirokawa who has been lackluster. Toyota #8 also has issues with rear brake pressure, which are partially to blame for Hirokawa locking up and spinning into the wall I'd say.
 
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