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24 Hours of Le Mans Review 2018

2018 was the year Fernando Alonso helped bring Toyota their first ever win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and joined an exclusive club of drivers who have won the Monaco Grand Prix and the World’s most prestigious endurance race. As always with the 24 Hours of Le Mans the total story is about so much more than just the headlines. In every class there was racing of the calibre that only the most significant events can bring out of drivers looking to etch their names in the history books. Of course, it wouldn’t be the 24 Hours of Le Mans without its fair share of controversy and intrigue and the 2018 event certainly didn’t disappoint in that respect. Over the course of a day and night of racing the prototypes and GT cars delivered hour after hour of intense action and the HD cameras were there to capture all of the most exciting moments.

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2018 was the year Fernando Alonso helped bring Toyota their first ever win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and joined an exclusive club of drivers who have won the Monaco Grand Prix and the World’s most prestigious endurance race. As always with the 24 Hours of Le Mans the total story is about so much more than just the headlines. In every class there was racing of the calibre that only the most significant events can bring out of drivers looking to etch their names in the history books. Of course, it wouldn’t be the 24 Hours of Le Mans without its fair share of controversy and intrigue and the 2018 event certainly didn’t disappoint in that respect. Over the course of a day and night of racing the prototypes and GT cars delivered hour after hour of intense action and the HD cameras were there to capture all of the most exciting moments.

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