LFerrari once again won the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans, taking his eleventh overall success in the history of the competition. This time the triumph was achieved by 499P n. 50, entrusted to Antonio Fuoco, Miguel Molina and Nicklas Nielsen, who were able to make the most of their 499P in extremely variable weather conditions. The pilot and commentator Giorgio Sernagiotto Emiliano Perucca Orfei underlined to the microphones of our Masterpilot extraordinary performance by the Italian team, telling how despite the difficulties encountered during the race, including some penalties and technical problems, the strategy and skill of the drivers were crucial to the success. Sernagiotto also highlighted how the AF Corse team, of which he is part, demonstrated exceptional resilience, continuing to push hard until the end.
THEFerrari’s triumph at Le Mans is not only a team victory, but also further confirmation of the quality of the 499P project. The success at Le Mans highlights the technical excellence and capacity for innovation of the Maranello company, which has been able to build a car capable of excelling in one of the toughest and most unpredictable races in motorsport. The impeccable management of the race strategy, especially in delicate final phase with rain and fuel at the limit, demonstrated the perfect synergy between drivers, engineers and the entire Ferrari team.
Ferrari’s victory also highlighted the differences in mentality between the competing teams. While Ferrari maintained an aggressive and victory-oriented attitude until the last moment, other teams such as Toyota adopted a more conservative strategy, accepting to maintain second position instead of risking victory. Sernagiotto underlined how this fighting spirit is intrinsic to Ferrari culture, who is never satisfied and continues to push hard in every situation. However, he also recognized the strength of competitors, such as Cadillac and Porsche, who made the competition close and exciting until the end.
