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Victoria agónica del español Miguel Molina con Ferrari en las 24 Horas de Le Mans

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El coche número 50 de Ferrari AF Corse, pilotado por el español Miguel Molina, el italiano Antonio Fuoco y el danés Nicklas Nielsen, ha conquistado este domingo la 92ª edición de las 24 Horas de Le Mans (Francia) en la clase Hypercar H, de modo agónico tras cruzar la línea de meta definitiva con solo un 2% de combustible en su depósito. Las útimas maniobras de Nielsen sobre el circuito francés estuvieron repletas de tensión, con el contador de c…

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The Spaniard Miguel Molina won, with the Ferrari team together with the Italian Antonio Fuoco and the Danish Nicklas Nielsen, in the 92nd Edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, in which the...

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Miguel Molina won the 24 hours of Le Mans this Sunday, becoming the third Spaniard to do so, after Marc Gené in 2009 and Fernando Alonso in 2018 and 2019. The Catalan driver won with the Ferrari team, together with the Italian Antonio Fuoco and the Danish Nicklas Nielsen, on a day in which the rain and the safety car of more than four hours a night marked the race.Continue reading

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The driver Miguel Molina has become the new winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans along with his teammates Antonio Fuoco and the Danish Nickas Nielsen, with whom he has shared the Ferrari with number 50. This is the third time that a Spaniard has won the most prestigious endurance event after Marc Gené and Fernando Alonso. In this way, the Italian team reissues what happened in the last edition, when it won the race with Alessandro Piero Guidi, Jame…

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Miguel Molina (Barcelona, 35 years old) became the third Spanish driver to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans on Sunday, along with Italian Antonio Fuoco and Danish Nicklas Nielsen. The Catalan surpasses Marc Gené, who won in 2009, and Fernando Alonso, who did so twice with Toyota in 2018 and 2019. Ferrari repeats its victory from last year, although with a different trio, and its victory adds to having done so in one of the most competitive editions i…

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The driver becomes the third Spaniard after Marc Gené and Fernando Alonso to win this emblematic race. The Italian team managed to win for the 2nd consecutive year after returning to the race 58 years later.

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Sunday, June 16, 2024.
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