Ferrari chairman John Elkann says today's victory for Ferrari AF Corse in the centenary running of the Le Mans 24 Hours was "unforgettable" for the Italian manufacturer. The No.
Hour 22 was very much a holding hour. With two hours to go, it feels like this race is still yet to reach its crescendo. But for now, the lead battles in each category are static. The No. 51 Ferrari 499P out front has Antonio Giovanazzi aboard. He is being chased by Brendon Hartley in the No.