WEC Cancels Fuji 6 Hours Qualifying Amid Heavy Rain
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WEC cancels Fuji 6 Hours qualifying amid heavy rain
The World Endurance Championship has cancelled qualifying for the Fuji 6 Hours after torrential rain hit the track on Saturday afternoon.While the final practice session of the weekend took place in wet conditions without any drama, a fresh bout of rain just before qualifying severely limited the visibility on the circuit.The opening session for LMGT3 started as planned at 3pm local time ...Keep reading
Due to heavy rain on Saturday morning, qualifying will not take place. The starting order for tomorrow's race was based on each car's fastest lap from the three free practice sessions, meaning the Alpine hypercars will start from the front row.
Weather conditions prevented qualifying for the next World Endurance Championship (WEC) race at the Fuji circuit in Japan. This meant that starting positions were allocated based on practice results. The AF Corse team, which includes Robert Kubica, will start from 12th place.
The qualifying session was canceled because heavy rain made the track too wet and visibility too low. |Pole determination was carried out based on the results of FP1, FP2, and FP3. | Sean Gelael admitted that he was disappointed for the spectators who had been eagerly awaiting the qualifying session.
Alpine will start from the first line of the grid for the 6 Hours of Fuji, sixth round of the FIA World Resistance Championship (WEC) 2026, after the qualification was cancelled due to deterioration of weather conditions. Victor Martins' #36 Alpine A424, took pole position, while the #35, [...] The post WEC: Alpine guarantees first line in Fuji after the cancellation of the first qualification appeared on AutoSport.
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