Ferrari 499P #51 initially finished second the 8 Hours of Bahrain but was handed a 4:55 minutes for exceeding its allocation of 26 tires across qualifying and the race. Ferrari’s official statement acknowledge the mistake and implies the #51 car didn’t gain any advantage.

Two Ferrari 499P in front row of Lone Star Le Mans with #51, driven by Antonio Giovinazzi in pole and AF Corse 499P #83, driven by Robert Kubica.

Giovinazi, Fuoco and Kubrick got their respective Ferrari 499P in top 5 today with both works drivers topping the fastest lap per driver.

Ferrari and AF Corse unveil the liveries of the 499P that will compete in the Hypercar class of the FIA WEC 2024.

Both IMSA and WEC Iron Lynx Lamborghini teams will be reunited at Le Mans.

Here are the Ferrari Hypercars drivers’ comments ahead of the 6 Hours that will kick off on Sunday 16 April, at 12 p.m. (local time) at the Portuguese track.

After the accident on Turn 1 on Sunday, having completed the analysis, AF Corse Ferrari decided to replace the chassis of number 51. Drivers quotes before the race weekend.

Ferrari officially announces its crews for taking on the 2023 season in the Hypercar class of the FIA World Endurance.