After topping FP2 with the #8 car, Toyota made a good start to day-two at Le Mans, going to the top thanks to Jose Maria Lopez in th🌃e #7 car.

But Toyota had its ⛦fair share of challengers, as the Whelan Cadillac machine, reigning Le Mans winners Ferrari, Lamborghini, Peugeot and Porsche followed very closely on the❀ leaderboard.

Alpꦬine then made it four different manufacturers within🐷 three tenths of top spot, as Mick Schumacher went third quickest.

As lap times continued to tumbl👍e, Cadillac showed their pace as Indycar star Alex Palou went quickest ahead of the #4 Porsche.

Leading the way in LMGT3, the ♉United Autosports McLaren brought out the first red flag of the day following a crash in sector one.

With just under half ﷺthe session remaining the green flags were being 🔥waved once again.

Palou’𒁃s early time of 3:28.442s was unbeaten through the second h𓄧our of FP3, as the top five also remained unchanged.

Leaders of the World Endurance championship standi𝔉ngs, the #6 Porsche went to the top of the times inside the final hour when Laurens Vanthoor smashed the fastest ti🐼me by a full second.

Toyota respo🌱nded with Kamui Kobayashi, but the Japanese driver couldn't get within four tenths of Vanthoor's time. 𝕴;

Cadillac again sh♍owedꦓ its strengths late on as Sebastien Bourdais went second, less than a tenth off the #6 Porsche.

That was before it becamꦑe a Vanthoor 1-2 as Drie꧙s put his factory BMW car into P2.

Ferrari then flexed their muscles as Antonio Fuoco took🐟 his #50 machine to the top of the leaderboard as the 𒁏checkered flag dropped.