A little surprise. In Bahrain, the Peugeot #94 led practically the entire first practice session. The Lioness beat the Porsche #5 and the Ferrari #51. Even though the gaps remain very small, it’s a performance from the French car. However, we will still have to wait for the rest of the weekend to draw a first assessment.<\/p>\n
On the side of the cars competing for the world crown, the Porsche #6 finished in fifth place, 279 milliseconds behind the leader. The Toyota #8 was a little further back, in seventh position, 403 milliseconds down.<\/p>\n
In terms of the French forces, apart from the leading Peugeot, the sister car completed this hour and a half of driving in fourth position. Alpine was much further back, with car #35 in 14th place and car #36 in 16th.<\/p>\n
In GT3, the Lexus #78 from Team Akkodis finished at the top of its category with nearly three tenths of a second ahead of the Vista AF Corse #55. The Iron Dames, for their likely last race with the pink Lamborghini, were at the back of the pack with the 16th time. The already crowned Porsche #92 slowly settled in with the last time.<\/p>\n
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