The introduction of hybridization and other new technology that’s made Le Mans racers far more complex could be affecting their reliability
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Amid the frenzy of a packed Le Mans pitlane, we follow the Algarve Pro Racing team during one of their pit stops, as Sir Chris Hoy takes the wheel of an LMP2 racer
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Frank Walliser broke down in the Porsche press conference because his GTE cars were, perhaps unfairly, much slower than Ford and Ferrari in qualifying
Two manufacturers are bucking the trend for dynamic vehicles by creating softer-riding, more comfortable vehicles, and it is a welcome move
Ford's technical boss Raj Nair explains how the GT race car was specifically developed with a singular purpose: to win the Le Mans 24 Hours
Speed and reliability will be key to victory at Le Mans, and don't be fooled into thinking qualifying times are a sure sign of success
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Ford is sparing no expense at Le Mans this year, as the new Ford GT lines up to take on the famous Circuit de la Sarthe
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The new AMG GT 4-Door will be tasked with taking on the Porsche Taycan and Lucid Air
24 drivers will battle for the title this year...