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Like Sebring, Motul Petit Le Mans ends in the dark. So in the nighttime when temperatures drop is when the car needs to be at its best if a team wants the opportunity to win. Thus the 1h30m night p…
The Motul Petit Le Mans, like Sebring, concludes in darkness, making the nighttime crucial for optimal car performance. The 1h30m night practice session before qualifying is essential for teams to assess final race pace and adapt to changing temperatures. The No. 01 Cadillac Racing team showcased strong performance with Renger van der Zande setting the fastest time in the night session. In LMP2, Ben Hanley led with the top time, while Robby Foley topped GT cars in the No. 96 Turner Motorsports BMW M4 GT3. Madison Snow and Nicky Catsburg also performed well in the GTD PRO category. Klaus Bachler and Simon Mann excelled in the GTD class, rounding out the top five. The session saw notable performances across different categories, highlighting the teams’ readiness for the upcoming race.
