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The safety car has blown the 2026 Le Mans 24 Hours wide open, with no fewer than 14 cars gathered in the lead after the eighth hour of racing. Up until now, the race had turned into a four-way battle between the #8 Toyota, the #20 BMW, and the #12 and #38 Cadillac, whose driver Earl Bamber has set the fastest lap of the race so far. On-track battles featured Jack Aitken (#38 Cadillac) ... Keep readingSource: Le Mans 24h, H8: Safety car blows race wide open
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