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Morris Schuring has won the 24 Hours of Le Mans as a debutant. The Manthey EMA driver was therefore delirious with joy afterwards.
Morris Schuring secured the title of the youngest Le Mans 24 Hours winner, surpassing Alexander Wurz. Schuring, part of the victorious #91 Manthey EMA car in the LMGT3 class, led the category for a significant portion of the eventful race. The Circuit de la Sarthe endured continuous rain, resulting in a major crash involving the #54 Vista AF Corse car early on. Later, the #27 Heart of Racing Team had a more severe accident, flipping after hitting a barrier while moving off the dry line. Despite challenging conditions, Manthey EMA clinched victory, with Schuring etching his name in history at just 19. Post-race, the emotional Dutchman expressed his disbelief at realizing his long-held dreams. The Hypercar class and overall race went to Ferrari, with last season’s winners #51 Ferrari AF Corse succeeded by #50 Ferrari AF Corse in treacherous weather. Safety cars were prevalent due to poor visibility caused by heavy rain, impacting teams like #46 Team WRT, including Valentino Rossi, which had a promising run cut short by a significant crash not involving Rossi.
