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Last year, Porsche arrived at Le Mans as one of the favourites, riding the momentum of a strong start to its WEC campaign. But when it came down to it, the real fight was between Ferrari and Toyota. In 2025, the German manufacturer comes to La Sarthe in a very different situation, after a quiet opening trio of races. What Porsche needs to lean on, if it’s to chase what would be a ... Keep readingSource: Ferrari and Toyota are Le Mans favorites - but what about Porsche?
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