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WEC 24 Hours of Le Mans
Le Mans 24h: Glickenhaus fastest in second practice
Glickenhaus Racing led the way in second practice for the Le Mans 24 Hours as Romain Dumas outpaced the two Toyotas on Wednesday night.

Jamie Klein
Edited: Jun 11, 2022, 12:08 PM
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Dumas posted a 3m28.900s at the wheel of the #708 Glickenhaus 007 LMH to beat the best of the Toyota GR010 Hybrids, the #8 machine of Brendon Hartley, by 0.348 seconds.
The best time in the two-hour night session was around 1.7s slower than the time Kamui Kobayashi set in the #7 Toyota in first qualifying.
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Mike Conway put the #7 car third in the order with a best effort of 3m29.748s, exactly half a second down on the sister Toyota.
Glickenhaus' #709 entry was fourth-fastest in the hands of Ryan Briscoe, albeit 2.5s down on Dumas' benchmark, followed by the solo Alpine A480-Gibson LMP1 driven by Matthieu Vaxiviere.
LMP2 was topped by Rene Rast at the wheel of the best of the three WRT-run Oreca 07-Gibsons.
Rast posted a 3m33.119s to eclipse the early benchmark set by United Autosports man Filipe Albuquerque to the tune of a little over two tenths.
IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship star Ricky Taylor was third-fastest in the Cool Racing Oreca, ahead of Robert Kubica in the Prema car and Richard Mille Racing's Charles Milesi.
Williams Formula 1 reserve Jack Aitken was sixth-fastest for Algarve Pro Racing and best of the Pro/Am runners.
Corvette Racing led the way in the GTE Pro ranks as Nicky Catsburg set a best effort of 3m53.492s early on in the quicker of the American marque's pair of C8.Rs, the #63 car.
Next up was the best of the factory Porsche 911 RSR-19s, the #91 example of Frederic Makowiecki, with the #64 Corvette of Tommy Milner a mere three hundredths further back in third.
The quickest Ferrari 488 GTE Evo was the privateer Riley Motorsports entry in fourth with Felipe Fraga at the wheel, ahead of the #92 Porsche of Kevin Estre and the two works AF Corse-entered Ferraris.
Danish racer Mikkel Pedersen set the time to beat in the GTE Am ranks at the wheel of the Team Project 1 Porsche.
Two cars involved in earlier accidents did not set a time during the session, the #45 Algarve Pro Racing that had earlier been crashed by Steven Thomas and the #93 Proton Competition Porsche in which Michael Fassbender suffered a shunt.
In a relatively incident-free session, Inter Europol Competition's #43 entry stopped along the start/finish straight with a suspension problem, while the #21 AF Corse Ferrari of Christoph Ulrich needed rescuing from the gravel following an off at Arnage.
Cla Nº Driver Car / Engine Time Gap 1 708 Olivier Pla
Romain Dumas
Pipo Derani Glickenhaus/Pipo 3'28.900 2 7 Mike Conway
Kamui Kobayashi
José María López Toyota 3'29.164 0.264 3 8 Sébastien Buemi
Brendon Hartley
Ryo Hirakawa Toyota 3'29.248 0.348 4 709 Ryan Briscoe
R.Westbrook
Franck Mailleux Glickenhaus/Pipo 3'31.440 2.540 5 36 André Negrão
Nicolas Lapierre
M.Vaxivière Alpine/Gibson 3'32.592 3.692 6 31 Sean Gelael
Robin Frijns
René Rast ORECA/Gibson 3'33.119 4.219 7 22 Phil Hanson
F.Albuquerque
Will Owen ORECA/Gibson 3'33.382 4.482 8 32 Rolf Ineichen
Mirko Bortolotti
Dries Vanthoor ORECA/Gibson 3'33.399 4.499 9 37 Yifei Ye
Ricky Taylor
Niklas Krütten ORECA/Gibson 3'33.473 4.573 10 9 Robert Kubica
Louis Delétraz
Lorenzo Colombo ORECA/Gibson 3'33.559 4.659 11 41 Rui Andrade
F.Habsburg
Norman Nato ORECA/Gibson 3'33.641 4.741 12 1 Lilou Wadoux
Sébastien Ogier
Charles Milesi ORECA/Gibson 3'33.692 4.792 13 47 Sophia Flörsch
John Falb
Jack Aitken ORECA/Gibson 3'33.785 4.885 14 48 Paul Lafargue
Paul-Loup Chatin
Patrick Pilet ORECA/Gibson 3'34.115 5.215 15 13 P.Cimadomo
Mathias Beche
T.van der Helm ORECA/Gibson 3'34.270 5.370 16 24 Rodrigo Sales
Matthew Bell
Ben Hanley ORECA/Gibson 3'34.589 5.689 17 5 Dane Cameron
Emmanuel Collard
Felipe Nasr ORECA/Gibson 3'34.645 5.745 18 38 Roberto González
A.F.da Costa
Will Stevens ORECA/Gibson 3'34.773 5.873 19 43 David H.Hansson
Fabio Scherer
P.Fittipaldi ORECA/Gibson 3'34.793 5.893 20 44 Miro Konopka
Bent Viscaal
Tristan Vautier ORECA/Gibson 3'34.804 5.904 21 34 J.Smiechowski
Alex Brundle
E.Gutiérrez ORECA/Gibson 3'34.957 6.057 22 65 Julien Canal
Nicolas Jamin
Job van Uitert ORECA/Gibson 3'34.971 6.071 23 3 Laurents Hörr
Jean Glorieux
A.Cougnaud ORECA/Gibson 3'35.133 6.233 24 83 François Perrodo
Nicklas Nielsen
Alessio Rovera ORECA/Gibson 3'35.313 6.413 25 28 Oliver Rasmussen
Ed Jones
J.Aberdein ORECA/Gibson 3'35.314 6.414 26 23 Alex Lynn
Oliver Jarvis
Josh Pierson ORECA/Gibson 3'35.362 6.462 27 30 Richard Bradley
Memo Rojas
Reshad De Gerus ORECA/Gibson 3'35.383 6.483 28 10 Nico Müller
Ryan Cullen
S.Bourdais ORECA/Gibson 3'35.711 6.811 29 35 J-B.Lahaye
Matthieu Lahaye
François Heriau ORECA/Gibson 3'37.960 9.060 30 39 Eric Trouillet
Sebastien Page
David Droux ORECA/Gibson 3'39.269 10.369 31 27 C.Crespo
Michael Jensen
Steven Palette Ligier/Gibson 3'40.964 12.064 32 63 Antonio García
Jordan Taylor
Nicky Catsburg Chevrolet 3'53.492 24.592 33 91 Gianmaria Bruni
Richard Lietz
F.Makowiecki Porsche 3'53.669 24.769 34 64 Nick Tandy
Tommy Milner
Alexander Sims Chevrolet 3'53.699 24.799 35 74 Felipe Fraga
Sam Bird
S.van Gisbergen Ferrari 3'54.019 25.119 36 92 M.Christensen
Kévin Estre
Laurens Vanthoor Porsche 3'54.158 25.258 37 52 Miguel Molina
Antonio Fuoco
Davide Rigon Ferrari 3'54.925 26.025 38 51 A.P.Guidi
James Calado
Daniel Serra Ferrari 3'55.143 26.243 39 46 Matteo Cairoli
M.O.Pedersen
Niki Leutwiler Porsche 3'55.629 26.729 40 88 Fred Poordad
Maxwell Root
Jan Heylen Porsche 3'55.729 26.829 41 98 Paul Dalla Lana
Nicki Thiim
David Pittard Aston Martin 3'55.941 27.041 42 85 Rahel Frey
Michelle Gatting
Sarah Bovy Ferrari 3'55.999 27.099 43 777 Satoshi Hoshino
Tomonobu Fujii
Charlie Fagg Aston Martin 3'56.035 27.135 44 54 Thomas Flohr
F.Castellacci
Nick Cassidy Ferrari 3'56.108 27.208 45 56 Brendan Iribe
Ollie Millroy
Ben Barnicoat Porsche 3'56.151 27.251 46 77 Christian Ried
Seb Priaulx
Harry Tincknell Porsche 3'56.257 27.357 47 60 C.Schiavoni
A.Balzan
R.Giammaria Ferrari 3'56.470 27.570 48 57 Takeshi Kimura
Mikkel Jensen
F.Schandorff Ferrari 3'56.505 27.605 49 99 Andrew Haryanto
A.Picariello
Martin Rump Porsche 3'56.536 27.636 50 80 Matteo Cressoni
G.Fisichella
Richard Heistand Ferrari 3'56.560 27.660 51 33 Ben Keating
H.Chaves Jr.
Marco Sørensen Aston Martin 3'56.637 27.737 52 21 Simon Mann
Christoph Ulrich
Toni Vilander Ferrari 3'56.679 27.779 53 79 Cooper MacNeil
Julien Andlauer
Thomas Merrill Porsche 3'56.780 27.880 54 75 Pierre Ehret
Christian Hook
Nicolás Varrone Ferrari 3'56.935 28.035 55 55 Duncan Cameron
Matt Griffin
David Perel Ferrari 3'57.165 28.265 56 71 Franck Dezoteux
Pierre Ragues
Gabriel Aubry Ferrari 3'57.456 28.556 57 86 Mike Wainwright
Ben Barker
Riccardo Pera Porsche 3'57.640 28.740 58 61 Louis Prette Jr.
Conrad Grunewald
Vincent Abril Ferrari 3'57.652 28.752 59 59 Alexander West
Côme Ledogar
Marvin Klein Ferrari 3'57.961 29.061 60 66 R.van der Zande
Mark Kvamme
Jason Hart Ferrari 4'00.566 31.666 61 45 Steven Thomas
James Allen
Rene Binder ORECA/Gibson - - 62 93 M.Fassbender
Matt Campbell
Z.Robichon Porsche - -
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