Ferrari leads 1-2 after first pitstops at Qatar, an hour in

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Ferrari dominates Qatar 1812Km WEC opener with 1-2-3 sweep

A year on from Porsche’s famous 1-2-3 finish in the 2024 running of the Qatar 1812Km, Ferrari and AF Corse achieved the same feat tonight under the floodlights with its trio of 499Ps to kick off the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship season. It was an astonishing result for the Italian marque, which benefitted from the challenges of its closest rivals on pace — BMW and Cadillac — faltering in the action-packed 10-hour race at the Lusail Inter…

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After 10 hours of racing on the Losail circuit on Friday, Ferrari signed a triple on the finish of the 1812 km of Qatar, with the victory of the 499P n°50 (Fuoco-Molina-Nielsen), ahead of n°83 and n°51. The first Peugeot 9X8 finished 9th, the first Alpine A424, 13th.

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Ferrari finished in the first three places of the 1,812 km of Qatar. The Scuderia performed a perfect job despite many mistakes that caused several penalties. The 1,812 km were not reached. The race incidents did not make it possible to close the entire distance of the event. The timing was right for this first round which finally lasted ten hours. A rather turbulent start to the race. As usual, these scenes make the charm of the endurance world…

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Ferrari runs the 10 hour race of the WEC in Qatar comfortably. BMW new entrant Kevin Magnussen in trouble. Aston Martin flutters away the flutter.

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Ferrari 1-2 After An Hour In Qatar

Ferrari 1-2 After An Hour In Qatar

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Ferrari leads 1-2 after first pitstops at Qatar, an hour in

Ferrari factory drivers James Calado and Nicklas Nielsen lead the 1812km Qatar with an hour gone, with both enjoying a small lead over the rest of the field. Nielsen, in the #50 Ferrari 499P, took second off Kevin Magnussen, in the #15 BMW M Hybrid V8, at the start. The Dane tried to challenge Calado, who started the sister #51 Ferrari on pole, but couldn’t quite manage it. Since then, the two have led the race, with Nielsen enjoying a gap of ar…