WEC: Ferrari to the Top of LMGTE in FP2 as Toyota Take Another 1-2
In the second 90-minute Free Practice session in Bahrain, the #52 AF Corse Ferrari 488 GTE Pro hits the top spot in LMGTE Pro as Daniel Serra sets a best time 1m57.569s. In Hypercar, Brendon Hartley sets quickest lap for second succession running in the #8 Toyota GR010 Hybrid.
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Hypercar
Toyota Gazoo Racing were 1-2 once again with Brendon Hartley’s early session 1m47m.673s lap 0.5s faster than the #7 GR010 Hybrid and 0.8s faster than his best time in FP1.
Kamui Kobayashi is the fastest driver in the #7 car with a 1m48.200s lap while the #36 Alpine ELF Matmut A480-Gibson was third fastest, with Matthieu Vaxiviere posting a 1m49.056s as the team concentrates on long stint runs.
LMGTE Pro
Daniel Serra pushes Ferrari into top position in LMGTE Pro for the first time. The Brazilian in the #52 AF Corse Ferrari 488 GTE Evo laps the Bahrain International Circuit in 1m57.509s to lead #91 Porsche by 0.4s.
Fred Makowiecki, who joins Richard Lietz and Gimmi Bruni in the #91 Porsche, sets a 1m57.924s best to take second spot ahead of Kevin Estre in the #92 Porsche and the #51 AF Corse Ferrari in fourth.
LMP2
The #29 Racing Team Nederland Oreca, which leads the LMP2 Pro/Am title chase, is quickest in 90-minute FP2 session as Giedo van der Garde posts a 1m50.513s, which is 0.2s faster than the best time in FP1.
United Autosports places second as Filipe Albuquerque sets a 1m50.559s lap, just 0.046s behind van der Garde’s time. Championship leaders Team WRT are third as Ferdinand Habsburg’s set a 1m51.190s in the #31 Oreca early in the session.
LMGTE Am
Matt Campbell sets the best time in LMGTE Am, lapping the circuit in the #77 Dempsey Proton Porsche in 1m58.489s, 0.2s faster than Antonio Fuoco in #47 Cetilar Racing Ferrari.
Iron Lynx consolidates Ferrari charge with third-best time as Andrea Piccini set a 1m58.753s best in the #60 Ferrari 488. The title leading #83 AF Corse Ferrari places fifth, while their championship rivals in the #33 TF Sport sits in P8.