Monza FP3: Toyota fastest again; Bruni tops LMGTE Pro for Porsche
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Monza FP3: Toyota fastest again; Bruni tops LMGTE Pro for Porsche

The final free practice session for the 6 Hours of Monza saw Jose Maria Lopez set the fastest time seen so far this weekend in the No. 7 Toyota GR010 Hybrid.

Porsche again lead Ferrari in LMGTE Pro, while JOTA took over the top of the class times in LMP2. 
 
Below are the main headlines from FP3…

Hypercar  
•    Jose Maria Lopez in No.7 Toyota GR010-Hybrid Hypercar takes 0.7s off this morning's best time as Argentine sets a rapid best lap of 1m36.137s 
•    No. 8 Toyota is second as Brendon Hartley sets 1m37.208s to make it a second 1-2 for Toyota Gazoo Racing so far this week 
•    A 1m37.659s best from Pipo Derani ensures Glickenhaus Racing continue to show strong pace with the distinctive Glickenhaus 007 LMH design 
•    Alpine ELF Matmut place fourth although team is forced to make repairs from crash with LMGTE Am and LMP2 cars on final lap of FP2 session earlier today 
•    The second Glickenhaus 007 LMH car is fifth as Romain Dumas claims a best of 1m38.009s 

LMGTE Pro  
•    Porsche form continues in LMGTE Pro as No.91 Porsche 911 RSR-19 driven by Gimmi Bruni heads the pack 
•    The Italian’s 1m46.253s best lap heads the chasing Ferraris by 0.3s 
•    No.51 Ferrari 488 GTE Evo driven by James Calado and Alessandro Pier Guidi is second ahead of sister Ferrari of Miguel Molina and Daniel Serra 
•    No. 92 Porsche 911 RSR-19 of Neel Jani and Kevin Estre places fourth   

LMP2  
•    JOTA heads tight LMP2 class with Stoffel Vandoorne claiming top spot with a peak of 1m38.910s 
•    The Belgian leads the United Autosports USA car driven by Filipe Albuquerque who laps just 0.2s shy of P1 team 
•    Risi Competizione continue to show strong progress as Felipe Nasr sets a 1m39.211s lap to take third place on teams’ first race in LMP2 in the WEC.  
•    DragonSpeed USA in fourth are the leading Pro/Am entry with Henrik Hedman being partnered by Ben Hanley and Juan Pablo Montoya again this weekend 

LMGTE Am  
•    Ferrari leads Porsche in frantic LMGTE Am class battle 
•    Nicklas Nielsen takes first in session for the No.83 AF Corse squad with a best of 1m47.080s 
•    Nielsen’s time out-paces the No.56 Team Project 1 entry driven by Matteo Cairoli who is just 0.087s off the Dane 
•    In third place is Alessio Picariello, who sets a last lap best of 1m47.331 to snatch third position 
•    Cetilar Racing bounce back from FP1 accident as Antonio Fuoco sets late time of 1m47.365s to grab fourth for hometown team 
•    Top 11 in class covered by just 1.005s in ultra-competitive category which has a bumper 16 car entry this weekend 

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