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WEC 24 Hours of Le Mans

Le Mans 24h: Cadillac snatches pole away from BMW by 0.005s... then gets penalty

A late effort by Jack Aitken nearly yielded pole position to Cadillac for the French classic by the tiniest of margins – he was demoted to 10th due to a rules breach

Ben Vinel Rachit Thukral

Edited: Jun 11, 2026, 9:21 PM

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#38 Cadillac Hertz Team Jota Cadillac V-Series.R: Sebastien Bourdais, Earl Bamber, Jack Aitken

#38 Cadillac Hertz Team Jota Cadillac V-Series.R: Sebastien Bourdais, Earl Bamber, Jack Aitken

Photo by: JEP

BMW has taken pole position for the 2026 Le Mans 24 Hours with Dries Vanthoor after Cadillac's effort, quicker by five-thousandths of a second, was rendered null and void by the stewards.

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In Hyperpole 1, Earl Bamber’s early 3m23.722s effort in the #38 Cadillac led the way halfway through, as Genesis held second place with Mathieu Jaminet in the #19 car, in 3m23.965s. The Aston Martins were struggling at the bottom of the classification, with Ross Gunn’s #007 entry 1.2s off the pace, while Marco Sorensen’s #009 car was 1.9s down on the leader. The #20 BMW, the #51 Ferrari and the #12 Cadillac – which had set the fastest opening sector – were also at risk of elimination.

There were improvements aplenty in the final minutes of the session, with Sheldon van der Linde taking a comfortable lead in the #20 BMW, half a second faster than the reference. However, he was narrowly – but swiftly – outpaced by Bamber’s new marker in 3m23.187s… and the #17 Genesis with Mathys Jaubert in 3m23.126s.

Cadillac’s New Zealander might have had the last word in 3m23.091s, but Alpine’s Charles Milesi surged ahead in the #35 entry, setting a 3m23.018s. Less than three tenths covered the top seven cars.

The Toyotas ended up at the bottom of the timesheet, with Kamui Kobayashi (#7) and Ryo Hirakawa (#8) respectively 1.25s and 1.56s down on Milesi. The sister #36 Alpine (Jules Gounon), the #50 Ferrari (Antonio Fuoco) and the #007 Aston Marin also failed to make the cut for Hypercar 2, with only the top 10 cars qualified.

#35 Alpine Endurance Team Alpine A424: Antonio Felix Da Costa, Charles Milesi, Ferdinand Habsburg

#35 Alpine Endurance Team Alpine A424: Antonio Felix Da Costa, Charles Milesi, Ferdinand Habsburg

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Dries Vanthoor set the early pace in Hyperpole 2. The #15 BMW achieved the first sub-3m23s lap of the week, a 3m22.745s. Robin Frijns made it a provisional BMW 1-2 with the #20 entry, albeit 1.2s off. With five minutes remaining, nobody else lapped within two seconds of the Belgian.

Vanthoor actually doubled down with a 3m22.564s, but Aitken achieved an excellent final sector to snatch pole position away by just 0.005s in the #38 Jota Cadillac – until his eventual penalty.

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Will Stevens was second with a 3m23.078s in the #12 Cadillac, followed by the #35 Alpine (Antonio Felix da Costa), the #20 BMW (Frijns), the #101 WTR Cadillac (Filipe Albuquerque) and the #19 Genesis (Paul-Loup Chatin), the latter three within 0.06s.

Aston Martin and Ferrari were well off the pace with Roman de Angelis and James Calado respectively, though the #17 Genesis propped up the initial order with Andre Lotterer.

Panis grabs LMP2 pole

#29 Forestier Racing by Panis Oreca 07 Gibson: Louis Rousset, Esteban Masson, Oliver Gray

#29 Forestier Racing by Panis Oreca 07 Gibson: Louis Rousset, Esteban Masson, Oliver Gray

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Toyota youngster Esteban Masson put the #29 Forestier Racing by Panis Oreca 07 on pole position in the LMP2 class.

The Canadian-Frenchman set two laps that were good enough for the top spot, eventually ending up 0.387s clear of Job van Uitert in the #28 IDEC Sport Oreca.

Van Uitert led the early part of the 15-minute Hyperpole 2 session but gradually dropped down the order, before locking a spot on the LMP2 front row with a last-gasp effort of 3m33.242s.

The Dutchman’s time left former Formula 1 driver Jack Doohan in third place ahead of his debut appearance at Le Mans.

Nick Yelloly qualified last year’s class-winning #43 Inter Europol car in fourth, ahead of Alex Quinn’s CrowdStrike by APR entry.

Porsche GTP drivers Julien Andlauer and Kevin Estre ended up sixth and seventh for Duqueine and TDS Racing respectively, while the top 10 was completed by Matthieu Vaxiviere (AF Corse) and Reshad de Gerus (#343 InterEuropol)

Neither of the United Autosports cars made it to Hyperpole 2, joining the #26 Vector Sport, the #37 CLX Motorsport and the #9 Proton entries in the elimination zone.

CLX Motorsport had been second-fastest in the opening qualifying on Wednesday, but Michael Jensen could never quite recover from a spin early in the session, ending up 14th on the grid.

Aston claims top spot in LMGT3

#27 Heart Of Racing Team Aston Martin Vantage AMR LMGT3: Ian James, Zacharie Robichon, Mattia Drudi

#27 Heart Of Racing Team Aston Martin Vantage AMR LMGT3: Ian James, Zacharie Robichon, Mattia Drudi

Photo by: Rainier Ehrhardt

Heart of Racing dominated qualifying for the LMGT3 category, with factory Aston Martin driver Mattia Drudi claiming pole position by almost a full second.

After his first flyer was deleted due to a track limits infringement, Drudi managed another blistering time of 3m52.433s to put the #27 Aston Martin Vantage GT3 at the front of the LMGT3 grid. That was despite his second time being fractionally slower than his previous effort that was cancelled.

Alessio Rovera qualified a strong second in the #21 AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3, beating the two ASP Lexus RC F GT3s of Jose Maria Lopez and Jack Hakwsworth.

The two WRT BMW M4 GT3s ended up fifth and sixth, Sean Gelael edging out the sister car of Parker Thompson.

Dennis Marschall was seventh in the Kessel Ferrari, while eighth place went to Jonny Adam in the #23 Heart of Racing Aston.

Timur Boguslaskiy was ninth-fastest in the #91 Manthey Porsche 911 GT3 R, while Ben Tuck was 10th in the #77 Proton Ford.

Former Williams F1 driver Logan Sargeant missed the cut for Hyperpole 2 by just half a tenth, leaving the #88 Proton Ford Mustang GT3 11th on the grid.

Neither of the two Iron Lynx Mercedes AMG GT3s progressed to the pole shootout either, qualifying 12th and 13th respectively, while a spin for Francesco Castellacci contributed to the #54 AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3 ending up 14th place.

However, the most notable absentee from Hyperpole 2 was the championship-leading #92 Manthey Porsche 911 GT3, which ended up 15th and slowest with Riccardo Pera at the wheel.

Hypercar - Hyperpole 2 results

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All Stats

Cla Team # Drivers Car Laps Time Interval km/h 1

Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA HYPERCAR

38 France S. Bourdais New Zealand E. Bamber United Kingdom J. Aitken Cadillac V-Series.R 5

3'22.559

242.169 2

BMW M Team WRT HYPERCAR

15 Denmark K. Magnussen Italy R. Marciello Belgium D. Vanthoor BMW M Hybrid V8 5

+0.005

3'22.564

0.005 242.163 3

Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA HYPERCAR

12 Switzerland L. Deletraz United Kingdom W. Stevens France N. Nato Cadillac V-Series.R 5

+0.519

3'23.078

0.514 241.550 4

Alpine Endurance Team HYPERCAR

35 Portugal A. Felix da Costa France C. Milesi Austria F. Habsburg Alpine A424 5

+1.061

3'23.620

0.542 240.907 5

BMW M Team WRT HYPERCAR

20 Netherlands R. Frijns Germany R. Rast South Africa S. Van Der Linde BMW M Hybrid V8 5

+1.205

3'23.764

0.144 240.737 6

Cadillac WTR HYPERCAR

101 United States R. Taylor United States J. Taylor Portugal F. Albuquerque Cadillac V-Series.R 6

+1.219

3'23.778

0.014 240.720 7

Genesis Magma Racing HYPERCAR

19 France M. Jaminet France P. Chatin Spain D. Juncadella Genesis GMR-001 5

+1.264

3'23.823

0.045 240.667 8

Aston Martin THOR Team HYPERCAR

009 Spain A. Riberas Denmark M. Sorensen Canada R. De Angelis Aston Martin Valkyrie 5

+2.170

3'24.729

0.906 239.602 9

FERRARI AF CORSE HYPERCAR

51 Italy A. Pier Guidi United Kingdom J. Calado Italy A. Giovinazzi Ferrari 499P 5

+2.522

3'25.081

0.352 239.191 10

Genesis Magma Racing HYPERCAR

17 Germany A. Lotterer Brazil P. Derani

M. Jaubert

Genesis GMR-001 5

+3.557

3'26.116

1.035 237.990 View full results

Hypercar - Hyperpole 1 results

  

All Stats

Cla Team # Drivers Car Laps Time Interval km/h 1

Alpine Endurance Team HYPERCAR

35 Portugal A. Felix da Costa France C. Milesi Austria F. Habsburg Alpine A424 7

3'23.018

241.621 2

Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA HYPERCAR

38 France S. Bourdais New Zealand E. Bamber United Kingdom J. Aitken Cadillac V-Series.R 7

+0.073

3'23.091

0.073 241.535 3

Genesis Magma Racing HYPERCAR

17 Germany A. Lotterer Brazil P. Derani

M. Jaubert

Genesis GMR-001 6

+0.108

3'23.126

0.035 241.493 4

Cadillac WTR HYPERCAR

101 United States R. Taylor United States J. Taylor Portugal F. Albuquerque Cadillac V-Series.R 7

+0.173

3'23.191

0.065 241.416 5

BMW M Team WRT HYPERCAR

20 Netherlands R. Frijns Germany R. Rast South Africa S. Van Der Linde BMW M Hybrid V8 6

+0.228

3'23.246

0.055 241.350 6

BMW M Team WRT HYPERCAR

15 Denmark K. Magnussen Italy R. Marciello Belgium D. Vanthoor BMW M Hybrid V8 7

+0.262

3'23.280

0.034 241.310 7

Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA HYPERCAR

12 Switzerland L. Deletraz United Kingdom W. Stevens France N. Nato Cadillac V-Series.R 7

+0.294

3'23.312

0.032 241.272 8

FERRARI AF CORSE HYPERCAR

51 Italy A. Pier Guidi United Kingdom J. Calado Italy A. Giovinazzi Ferrari 499P 7

+0.388

3'23.406

0.094 241.161 9

Genesis Magma Racing HYPERCAR

19 France M. Jaminet France P. Chatin Spain D. Juncadella Genesis GMR-001 6

+0.625

3'23.643

0.237 240.880 10

Aston Martin THOR Team HYPERCAR

009 Spain A. Riberas Denmark M. Sorensen Canada R. De Angelis Aston Martin Valkyrie 6

+0.973

3'23.991

0.348 240.469 11

Aston Martin THOR Team HYPERCAR

007 United Kingdom H. Tincknell United Kingdom T. Gamble United Kingdom R. Gunn Aston Martin Valkyrie 6

+0.986

3'24.004

0.013 240.454 12

FERRARI AF CORSE HYPERCAR

50 Italy A. Fuoco Denmark N. Nielsen Spain M. Molina Ferrari 499P 7

+1.087

3'24.105

0.101 240.335 13

Alpine Endurance Team HYPERCAR

36 France F. Makowiecki France J. Gounon France V. Martins Alpine A424 6

+1.104

3'24.122

0.017 240.315 14

Toyota Racing HYPERCAR

7 United Kingdom M. Conway Japan K. Kobayashi Netherlands N. de Vries Toyota TR010 Hybrid 7

+1.250

3'24.268

0.146 240.143 15

Toyota Racing HYPERCAR

8 Switzerland S. Buemi New Zealand B. Hartley Japan R. Hirakawa Toyota TR010 Hybrid 6

+1.560

3'24.578

0.310 239.779 View full results

LMP2/GT3 - Hyperpole 2 results

hp2

All Stats

Cla Team # Drivers Car Laps Time Interval km/h 1

Forestier Racing by Panis LMP2

29

L. Rousset

E. Masson

O. Gray

Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

3'32.855

230.455 2

IDEC SPORT LMP2

28 France P. Lafargue

V. Rinicella

Netherlands J. Van Uitert Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.387

3'33.242

0.387 230.037 3

NIELSEN RACING LMP2

24 Denmark D. Heinemeier Hansson

E. Pearson

Australia J. Doohan Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

+0.655

3'33.510

0.268 229.748 4

INTER EUROPOL COMPETITION LMP2

43 Poland J. Smiechowski France T. Dillmann United Kingdom N. Yelloly Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

+0.723

3'33.578

0.068 229.675 5

Crowdstrike Racing by APR LMP2

4 United States G. Kurtz

A. Quinn

Germany L. Heinrich Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.773

3'33.628

0.050 229.621 6

DUQUEINE TEAM LMP2

30 France D. Pin France J. Andlauer Netherlands R. Verschoor Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

+0.847

3'33.702

0.074 229.542 7

TDS Racing LMP2

14 Canada T. Lutke Switzerland M. Beche France K. Estre Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

+0.860

3'33.715

0.013 229.528 8

AO by TF LMP2

99 United States P. Hyett Australia J. Allen United States D. Cameron Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+1.425

3'34.280

0.565 228.922 9

AF Corse LMP2

183 France F. Perrodo France M. Vaxiviere United Kingdom B. Barnicoat Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

+1.837

3'34.692

0.412 228.483 10

INTER EUROPOL COMPETITION LMP2

343 United States B. Garg France R. de Gerus Switzerland N. Müller Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

+2.183

3'35.038

0.346 228.115 11

Heart of Racing Team LMGT3

27 United Kingdom I. James Canada Z. Robichon Italy M. Drudi Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 5

+19.578

3'52.433

17.395 211.044 12

Vista AF Corse LMGT3

21 France F. Heriau France S. Mann Italy A. Rovera Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo 5

+20.557

3'53.412

0.979 210.158 13

AKKODIS ASP Team LMGT3

87

R. Umbrarescu

Austria C. Schmid Argentina J. Lopez Lexus RC F GT3 4

+20.759

3'53.614

0.202 209.977 14

AKKODIS ASP Team LMGT3

78 Belgium T. Rompuy

H. David

United Kingdom J. Hawksworth Lexus RC F GT3 5

+21.014

3'53.869

0.255 209.748 15

TEAM WRT LMGT3

32 United Kingdom D. Leung Indonesia S. Gelael Brazil A. Farfus BMW M4 GT3 Evo 4

+21.546

3'54.401

0.532 209.272 16

TEAM WRT LMGT3

69 United States A. McIntosh Canada P. Thompson

D. Harper

BMW M4 GT3 Evo 5

+21.800

3'54.655

0.254 209.045 17

Kessel Racing LMGT3

74

D. Blattner

Italy L. Patrese Algeria D. Marschall Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo 5

+21.822

3'54.677

0.022 209.026 18

Heart of Racing Team LMGT3

23

G. Newell

Brazil D. Barrichello United Kingdom J. Adam Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 4

+22.033

3'54.888

0.211 208.838 19

Manthey DK Engineering LMGT3

91

J. Cottingham

Russian Federation T. Boguslavskiy Turkey A. Güven Porsche 911 GT3 R 5

+22.755

3'55.610

0.722 208.198 20

Proton Competition LMGT3

77 United States E. Powell United Kingdom B. Tuck

S. Priaulx

Ford Mustang GT3 5

+22.811

3'55.666

0.056 208.148 View full results

LMP2/GT3 - Hyperpole 1 results

hp1

All Stats

Cla Team # Drivers Car Laps Time Interval km/h 1

INTER EUROPOL COMPETITION LMP2

43 Poland J. Smiechowski France T. Dillmann United Kingdom N. Yelloly Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

3'33.762

229.477 2

Crowdstrike Racing by APR LMP2

4 United States G. Kurtz

A. Quinn

Germany L. Heinrich Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.127

3'33.889

0.127 229.341 3

Forestier Racing by Panis LMP2

29

L. Rousset

E. Masson

O. Gray

Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.346

3'34.108

0.219 229.106 4

INTER EUROPOL COMPETITION LMP2

343 United States B. Garg France R. de Gerus Switzerland N. Müller Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.417

3'34.179

0.071 229.030 5

TDS Racing LMP2

14 Canada T. Lutke Switzerland M. Beche France K. Estre Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.780

3'34.542

0.363 228.643 6

DUQUEINE TEAM LMP2

30 France D. Pin France J. Andlauer Netherlands R. Verschoor Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.624

3'34.386

228.809 7

IDEC SPORT LMP2

28 France P. Lafargue

V. Rinicella

Netherlands J. Van Uitert Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+0.850

3'34.612

0.226 228.568 8

AF Corse LMP2

183 France F. Perrodo France M. Vaxiviere United Kingdom B. Barnicoat Oreca 07 - Gibson 7

+1.027

3'34.789

0.177 228.380 9

AO by TF LMP2

99 United States P. Hyett Australia J. Allen United States D. Cameron Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+1.083

3'34.845

0.056 228.320 10

NIELSEN RACING LMP2

24 Denmark D. Heinemeier Hansson

E. Pearson

Australia J. Doohan Oreca 07 - Gibson 7

+1.378

3'35.140

0.295 228.007 11

United Autosports LMP2

22 Sweden R. Lindh Switzerland G. Saucy Denmark M. Jensen Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+1.748

3'35.510

0.370 227.616 12

United Autosports LMP2

222 Brazil D. Schneider United Kingdom B. Hanley United Kingdom O. Jarvis Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+1.926

3'35.688

0.178 227.428 13

VECTOR SPORT LMP2

26 Ireland R. Cullen Russian Federation V. Lomko Brazil P. Fittipaldi Oreca 07 - Gibson 7

+2.220

3'35.982

0.294 227.118 14

CLX Motorsport LMP2

37

A. Closmenil

I. Aguilera

T. Jensen

Oreca 07 - Gibson 5

+3.657

3'37.419

1.437 225.617 15

Proton Competition LMP2

9 Germany J. Ried Japan K. Ohta

H. King

Oreca 07 - Gibson 6

+3.156

3'36.918

226.138 16

Heart of Racing Team LMGT3

27 United Kingdom I. James Canada Z. Robichon Italy M. Drudi Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 5

+19.404

3'53.166

16.248 210.380 17

TEAM WRT LMGT3

32 United Kingdom D. Leung Indonesia S. Gelael Brazil A. Farfus BMW M4 GT3 Evo 5

+19.575

3'53.337

0.171 210.226 18

Manthey DK Engineering LMGT3

91

J. Cottingham

Russian Federation T. Boguslavskiy Turkey A. Güven Porsche 911 GT3 R 6

+19.799

3'53.561

0.224 210.024 19

Heart of Racing Team LMGT3

23

G. Newell

Brazil D. Barrichello United Kingdom J. Adam Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 5

+19.961

3'53.723

0.162 209.879 20

AKKODIS ASP Team LMGT3

78 Belgium T. Rompuy

H. David

United Kingdom J. Hawksworth Lexus RC F GT3 5

+20.578

3'54.340

0.617 209.326 21

AKKODIS ASP Team LMGT3

87

R. Umbrarescu

Austria C. Schmid Argentina J. Lopez Lexus RC F GT3 5

+20.733

3'54.495

0.155 209.188 22

Proton Competition LMGT3

77 United States E. Powell United Kingdom B. Tuck

S. Priaulx

Ford Mustang GT3 6

+20.766

3'54.528

0.033 209.158 23

Vista AF Corse LMGT3

21 France F. Heriau France S. Mann Italy A. Rovera Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo 6

+20.890

3'54.652

0.124 209.048 24

Kessel Racing LMGT3

74

D. Blattner

Italy L. Patrese Algeria D. Marschall Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo 5

+20.903

3'54.665

0.013 209.036 25

TEAM WRT LMGT3

69 United States A. McIntosh Canada P. Thompson

D. Harper

BMW M4 GT3 Evo 5

+20.937

3'54.699

0.034 209.006 26

Proton Competition LMGT3

88 Italy S. Gattuso Italy G. Levorato United States L. Sargeant Ford Mustang GT3 6

+20.991

3'54.753

0.054 208.958 27

Team Qatar by Iron Lynx LMGT3

62

A. Ali Al-Khelaifi

Germany J. Hanses France G. Alesi Mercedes AMG GT3 6

+21.009

3'54.771

0.018 208.942 28

IRON LYNX LMGT3

61 Australia M. Berry Portugal R. Andrade Belgium M. Martin Mercedes AMG GT3 6

+21.241

3'55.003

0.232 208.736 29

Vista AF Corse LMGT3

54 Switzerland T. Flohr Italy F. Castellacci Italy D. Rigon Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo 6

+21.413

3'55.175

0.172 208.583 30

The Bend Manthey LMGT3

92 Australia Y. Shahin Italy R. Pera Austria R. Lietz Porsche 911 GT3 R 6

+21.552

3'55.314

0.139 208.460 View full results

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