At the quarter distance of the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours, Ferrari had a strong grip on the race, with the top three positions locked by their 499P LMHs.
Cadillac driver Sebastien Bourdais’ concerns about Ferrari’s pace were proven right in the first six hours, as the Prancing Horse cars surged to the front.
The #50 Ferrari took the lead after six hours, with the #51 Ferrari chasing closely behind, showcasing their dominance on the track.
Despite starting at the back due to disqualification, the #6 Porsche climbed to third place, challenging the leading Ferraris.
The #5 Porsche faced setbacks and fell back due to a drive-through penalty, while the #51 and #83 Ferraris moved up to complete the top three.
Other contenders such as BMW, Toyota, and Peugeot were also in the mix, setting the stage for an intense and unpredictable race ahead at Le Mans.
