P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Darkness has fully set in at Daytona, and it is Felipe Nasr that leads the way in the #7 Porsche Penske GTP prototype. Fog began rolling across the circuit with eight hours out of 24 complete, giving an ominous feel to the event with one third of the race complete. The race has been allowed […]
At Daytona, darkness has fallen, with Felipe Nasr leading in the #7 Porsche Penske GTP prototype.
Fog added to the race’s ambiance, creating an ominous atmosphere with one third of the 24-hour event completed.
Despite the low visibility, the race continued under green conditions, showcasing tight competition in the GTP class.
The #6 Porsche contended for the lead with Kevin Estre at the helm, while the #85 JDC-Miller Porsche held third place for a significant period.
Although facing challenges such as pit stops for repairs, the #6 Porsche managed to reclaim a prominent position in the race.
In the LMP2 category, the #04 Crowdstrike Racing entry gave way to PJ Hyett’s #99 AO Racing ‘Spike’ car at the forefront.
Drivers faced intense battles early on, with frustrations boiling over for some, like veteran Ben Keating.
The GT classes saw fierce competition, with the Corvette duo dominating in GTD Pro and the #27 Aston Martin leading in GTD.
As fog and mist worsened, the event continued despite decreasing visibility, raising concerns about safety.
