Colin Queen took the lead in this second round of the season at the end of the race, overtaking the Ligier JS P325 – Toyota Number 19, Matus Ryba (Brutal Fish by Campos), after a multi-lap duel, before the latter spun out. Enzo Peugeot (R-ace GP) took advantage of this to take second place, thus consolidating his lead in the championship with his teammate Danial Frost.
In LMP3 Pro/Am, Eric De Doncker and Gillian Henrion secured their first victory of the season in the Motorsport98 Ligier JS P325 – Toyota #98, with a lead of more than eight seconds over Jacek Zielonka and Léo Sami Robinson (Bretton Racing #62).
In GT3, the Classic Ferrari for sale 296 Evo nº17 from the Kessel Racing team co-driven by Lorenzo Innocenti and David Fumanelli won after resisting attacks from another Prancing Horse car, the AF Corse n°51 of Alessandro Cozzi and Eliseo Donno. L'Aston Martin Vantage AMR No. 10 of Racing Spirit of Leman, driven by the duo Philipp Sager and Valentin Hasse-Clot, completed the podium.
The race was marred from the very first lap by a collision between the #87 Ligier (Alexander Jacoby and Kevin Rabin for CLX Motorsport) and the #8 Ligier (Mattis Pluschkell and Maksymilian Angelard for BWT Muecke Motorsport), requiring the intervention of the safety car for twenty minutes. Next up: the Road To Le Mans, the 12 June.
Michelin Le Mans Cup – Castellet
The classification of the race
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