6th October 2019
They made it and did get the overall win of 4 Hours of Shanghai. The winners by categories were:
LMP1
LMP2
LM GTE PRO
LM GTE AM
I have started a file with the results for each race on the calendar which gives a fairly good overview. It can be found here.
The next race is on November 10th for the 4 Hours of Shanghai
Keep racing
Courtesy of Prescott Motorsport News
Sounds fine to me bearing in mind that we shall see the same cars at Le Mans next June for the second 24 hours in the new super season.
For next weekend in Belgium
Only a few days left before the real start of the super season and the first race in Spa.
Having seen the cars earlier this month at the prologue in Le Castellet, I am really looking forward to see if the Toyotas will have an advantage on the privateers LMP1. I am also looking forward to the newcomer BMWs in LMGTE Pro. The whole LMP 2 field is also exciting as usual.
Anyway this is always exciting as this is the real race conditions before Le Mans 24h in June. And as we all know, nothing is comparable to Le Mans.
Last weekend saw the the opening of the 2018/2019 opening of the WEC super season with the prologue / tests taking place in the Castellet Circuit Paul Ricard.
I was there and it was good to see the cars again and the great sounds. The car parks and entrance to the track as well as the paddock were all free of charge.
The results, with the Toyotas leading the pack in LMP1, can be seen on the FIA WEC Page.
I was quite impressed with the Rebellion cars. They sound ever so smooth.
First race is in a few weeks and namely SPA on May 3rd
First we can look forward to the 12 hours Sebring.
On April 7th, the WEC prologue will take place in Paul Ricard. I think I might make it there. Not too far away and the ideal opportunity to visit friends who live in the area.
Not to be forgotten, the week on Friday February 9th, the participants to the Le Mans 24 hours will be announced.
JJ's Le Mans 24h 