Rowe Racing's #99 BMW dominates first hour at Nürburgring

The first hour of racing was already lively at the 24 Hours of Nürburgring, but Rowe Racing always demonstrates its speed. The No. 4 BMW M3 GT99 dominated the proceedings in the first hour of the race with its quartet of Connor de Phillippi, Philipp Eng, Augusto Farfus and Nick Yelloy before entering the pits.

The #3 Lamborghini Huracán GT7 from Konrad Motorport with Axcil Jefferies, Jordan Pepper and Michele Di Martino occupied second place ahead of the Porsche 911 GT3R by Julien Andlauer, Matt Campbell and Matthieu Jaminet. The stops allowed the rise of theAston Martin Vantage AMR n°90 of TF Sport of Marco Sorensen, Nicki Thiim, David Pittard and Maxime Martin to take the lead.

Launched into a comeback from last place in the SP 9 category, Kévin Estre had to go through the pit lane to carry out some repairs on the n°1 Manthey Racing Porsche.

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