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[EN] WEC - 6 Hours of Spa
Good evening dear listeners and welcome to the third TSF1 Podcast for the 2024 World Endurance Championship season, this time for the 6 Hours of Spa. The Hertz Team JOTA, with their gold-liveried Porsche 963, achieved their first outright victory at Spa, led by English drivers Callum Illott and Will Stevens. Their clever pit stop strategy before a race-halting red flag proved crucial. This win made them the first all-British duo to win a top-class WEC race since 2014 and moved them to second in the overall driver standings, 22 points behind the leaders from Porsche Penske.
Porsche Penske, driven by Kevin Estre, Andre Lotterer, and Laurens Vanthoor, finished second, maintaining their lead in the championship. The No.50 Ferrari AF Corse Hypercar, starting from the back due to a penalty, fought through the field to secure third place.
In the LMGT3 class, the Manthey EMA team achieved a dramatic one-two finish. Richard Lietz, Yasser Shahin, and Morris Schuring in the No.91 Porsche 911 R LMGT3 unexpectedly took the victory, with their teammates in the No.92 car finishing second despite an overnight rebuild. The No.60 Iron Lynx Lamborghini team completed the podium after a late pit stop for fuel. Let's discuss more, in the podcast.
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By TSF1 GreeceGood evening dear listeners and welcome to the third TSF1 Podcast for the 2024 World Endurance Championship season, this time for the 6 Hours of Spa. The Hertz Team JOTA, with their gold-liveried Porsche 963, achieved their first outright victory at Spa, led by English drivers Callum Illott and Will Stevens. Their clever pit stop strategy before a race-halting red flag proved crucial. This win made them the first all-British duo to win a top-class WEC race since 2014 and moved them to second in the overall driver standings, 22 points behind the leaders from Porsche Penske.
Porsche Penske, driven by Kevin Estre, Andre Lotterer, and Laurens Vanthoor, finished second, maintaining their lead in the championship. The No.50 Ferrari AF Corse Hypercar, starting from the back due to a penalty, fought through the field to secure third place.
In the LMGT3 class, the Manthey EMA team achieved a dramatic one-two finish. Richard Lietz, Yasser Shahin, and Morris Schuring in the No.91 Porsche 911 R LMGT3 unexpectedly took the victory, with their teammates in the No.92 car finishing second despite an overnight rebuild. The No.60 Iron Lynx Lamborghini team completed the podium after a late pit stop for fuel. Let's discuss more, in the podcast.