Ferrari secured its second consecutive victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, overcoming late-race drama and challenging weather conditions. The trio of Nicklas Nielsen, Antonio Fuoco, and Miguel Molina crossed the finish line in the No. 50 car, edging out the No. 7 Toyota driven by Nyck de Vries, Kamui Kobayashi, and Jose Maria Lopez by 14 seconds.
The No. 51 Ferrari, piloted by Alessandro Pier Guidi, James Calado, and Antonio Giovinazzi, completed the podium in the latest edition of the prestigious sports car race.
Adverse weather, including rain and fog, brought out the safety car in the early morning hours, with Ferrari, Toyota, and Porsche vying for the lead. As the dawn broke and racing resumed under a green flag, multiple teams remained in contention for victory.
With less than six hours remaining, the No. 50 Ferrari made a decisive move just before another rain shower, with Fuoco advancing up the grid. Despite a late-race scare involving a flapping door that necessitated an unscheduled pit stop, Nielsen managed to maintain the lead and secure the win.
