WEC: 24 Hours of Le Mans after 15 Hours
During the small hours of Sunday morning the race settled down with no major incidents, with the leaders in each of the four classes maintaining their advantage.
LMP1
The #7 Toyota TS050 Hybrid driven by José María López firmly settled into first place overall, with the #8 sister car of Fernando Alonso trailing by two minutes, and the #3 Rebellion R13 of Thomas Laurent in rounding out the podium ahead of the #11 SMP Racing BR01.
LMP2
The classification also did not change in LMP2, with G-Drive Racing still out in front but the gap had narrowed slightly to the #36 Alpine driven by Nicolas Lapierre. Jackie Chan DC Racing's #38 ORECA of Stéphane Richelmi still rounded out the podium after Pastor Maldonado the driving DragonSpeed's #31 ORECA snatched the spot for a briefly during the night.
LMGTE Pro
The Porsches seemed to be managing their fuel better than their rivals, but the advantage was minimal as AF Corse's #51 Ferrari continued to lead, 20 seconds ahead of the #91 Porsche of Richard Lietz, with one less pit stop. The Italian and German cars were trailed by the surviving Corvette, the #63 driven by Jan Magnussen, with the #92 Porsche falling to fourth position with an exhaust problem.
LMGTE Am
Keating Motorsports' #85 Ford GT, led by owner Ben Keating, held the lead on Team Project 1's #56 Porsche 911 and TF Sport's #90 Aston Martin. The latter lost its second place spot after a detour into a gravel trap.