The four-car Ford factory team will lineup in second, sixth, ninth and tenth in the GTE Pro class for tomorrow’s 24 Hours of Le Mans, with the #67 car leading the way.
Joey Hand
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Ryan Briscoe and Richard Westbrook finished six points behind Antonio Garcia and Jan Magnussen in the GT Le Mans championship battle after a late race slide from the podium to fifth in Petit Le Mans on Saturday.
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Porsche Claim Petit Le Mans Win, Garcia, Magnussen GT Le Mans Champions Despite Crash
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyNick Tandy, Frederic Makowiecki and Patrick Pilet closed out the season with victory at Road Atlanta, while Corvette Racing duo Jan Magnussen and Antonio Garcia secured a second consecutive title despite finishing down in eighth.
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British driver Alexander Sims drove his BMW M8 GTE to a historic win in the GTLM class at the Michelin GT Challenge at VIRginia International Raceway.
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Antonio Garcia put in the fastest lap of the day by over a half a second in the #3 Chevrolet Corvette C7.R at VIRginia International Speedway on Friday, ahead of the 2018 Michelin GT Challenge this weekend.
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Ford GT lucks into Lime Rock Park victory after Magnussen mistake
by Nathan Hineby Nathan HineFord GT took victory in Lime Rock Park following a late-race error by Jan Magnussen while lapping traffic
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Antonio Garcia delivered a stunning lap to take pole position for the Northeast Grand Prix at Lime Rock
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For the third time in as many years, a Ford GT driver trio is on the GTE Pro podium at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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24 Hours of Le MansFIA WEC
2018 24 Hours of Le Mans – Hour 18 Update – Business as usual as GTE Pro battle brews
by Vince Pettitby Vince PettitAll four class leaders remain in control of the 24 Hours of Le Mans as the race hits the eighteenth hour mark.
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As the race plunges into the depths of the night at the Circuit de la Sarthe, the #7 Toyota with British driver Mike Conway at the wheel, still has a…
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24 Hours of Le MansFIA WEC
PREVIEW: 2018 24 hours of Le Mans – GTE Pro class
by Team TCFby Team TCFAs the clock counts down to the first session of race week at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, we take a look at the GTE Pro class which looks set to be a fierce battle between Ford, Porsche, Ferrari, Aston Martin and BMW.
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Filipe Albuquerque, Colin Braun Lead Opening Petit Le Mans Sessions
by Paul Hensby
by Paul Hensby
Championship contenders showed good pace in all three classes in the opening two practice sessions at Road Atlanta on Thursday.
Richard Westbrook and Ryan Briscoe won a hard-fought GT Le Mans victory in their Chip Ganassi Racing Ford GT, having clashed with a GTD Ferrari and Nick Tandy’s Porsche 911 to grab the win in the closing moments.
It was a clean sweep for Ford at Watkins Glen International. The Ford Chip Ganassi dominance was no surprise with the team entering the weekend with the most Sahlen’s Six Hours of The Glen victories among the entries with a total of five, including a GTLM victory at the track in 2016.
Toyota continue to lead the field in LMP1, with G-Drive a lap ahead in LMP2, while Porsche continue to lead both GTE classes.