Day two of the WEC’s Prologue has dawned, and the gates of Circuit Paul Ricard have opened for free entry to the public.
Approximately seven hours of the 24 Hours of Le Mans are conducted in darkness so, apart from the very obvious reason for why teams and drivers test at night, there are more nuanced reasons why WEC will have several ‘night-owl teams’ at the Prologue.
The Headlines after 8 hours of testing at the Prologue, Circuit Paul Ricard....Toyota Gazoo Racing head times at season opening Prologue as the updated TS050 HYBRID sets the pace with a 1m32.662 lap set by Mike Conway in No.8 car.
