Ferrari’s Most Important Race Ever

[@MicrosoftSam92]

I still remember the crowd roaring in the moment the Ferrari started again in the last pit stop. I was in the grandstand directly above the Ferrari pit and everyone was so relieved they managed to get going again. So far my favorite Le Mans memory.

[@josesammut9396]

Wow, goosebumps

[@cabrelbeuk72]

Sportcar fans are usually very supportive, doesn't matter what team they are cheering for. It's very refreshing compared to F1 fanbase.

[@acexbox]

​@@cabrelbeuk72F1 fan here. I love all motorsport tho and just want competitive racing! Don't care who wins

[@SplyBox]

@@cabrelbeuk72Sportscar fans love a good story

[@pizzaaddict7493]

Do you have a video of it?

[@shubhamkhare7]

don't forget a Ferrari car also won the 24hr of Nurburgring the same year.

[@Asithan476]

That 296 GT3 was a beaut

[@dylanburston7453]

And won the 2023 daytona 24hrs in GT

[@ryang8349]

You should mention that Ferrari also got a 24kg weight penalty. So the weight difference between them and Toyota is not that large. What really saved Ferrari's race in terms of regulation is that WEC allowed tyre warmer for leman. And Ferrari was struggling with tyre warming all season.

[@ConfiUser3]

You're right. This is something that really annoys me. The amount of news resources and other things telling us that Toyota got more weight were true, but they were often not telling the whole story, and if they did, it basically was very minor that the reader won't remember. Ferrari also got 24 kg more, Cadillac 11 kg, Porsche 3 kg. The Peugeot was left untouched. It's definitely not like Ferrari was given the win on a silver plate. You could also say the Toyota was rated too well for the first three races, but then you're usually told that Toyota is just better as a team or that their drivers are better. To be fair, since Toyota has a lot more experience, this probably has some merit, however Ferrari building a more or less bullet proof car from day one and it performs so well out of the gate, this is outstanding nevertheless.

[@ananayjoshi]

No the reasoning behind ferrari and tyre deg was that it was specifically designed for lemans to increase stint timing because they knew they wouldn't be as fast as toyota and wanted to reduce the tire changes. So they did miserable at spa because of the rain, and lost a lot of time at lemans during rain, however they ran on softer tires during the night which allowed them to claw back the deficit and ran meds/hards in the morning to finish it off. Point being they wanted to ein lemans more than WEC because of history and they managed to do that

[@Happy-wb8gi]

It was all fair, both teams were helped and penalised. Period.

[@BlasterJunos]

Not to mention that Toyota also had some real bad luck with their lead car getting hit in the rear at night which forced them to retire and then the #8 car facing technical difficulties which put them a lap behind instead of having a closer dogfight in the closing laps of Le Mans 2023. As for their performance in the 24hr Nurburgring, it's kinda sad that Kevin Este had to retire due to a crash considering he was putting so much pressure on Ferrari

[@BlasterJunos]

@@ConfiUser3 The win at 2023 Le Mans, though I do not like the result, was definitely a well earned win. Ferrari and Toyota's rivalry in the race was insane. WEC 2023 was definitely a great season. Even Porsche seemed to be close to winning on Toyota's home turf which is pretty scary when you think about it.

[@andrewtran7787]

Wow the only car in the 2023 grid that looked and sounded beautiful. FORZA FERRARI SEMPRE!!

[@NathanDaldry]

I am absolute not a Ferrari hater but that is just categorically untrue lol. We're blessed with some truly beautiful looking and sounding cars at the top of the field these days!

[@nathancorfield2609]

This was one of the most incredible days of my life. I've been a Ferrari fan my whole life, i don't remember the last time we won an f1 title because I was only 3 so I'd only experience a few victories. Watching during the night the ferrari leading and then going to bed for a few hours wondering if we would still be leading when I woke up was so tense. That last pit stop was so nerve-wracking to watch. But to see the beautiful 499P cross the line to win was the most unbelievable feeling.

[@kasinathanu2794]

wait, hol' up, this is the same nuber as likes as the nuber of the ferrari that won this race, right?

[@nathancorfield2609]

@@kasinathanu2794 correct for now, let's hope no one else likes it😅

[@武柏宏-e3y]

I really thought this was a video by a million+ subscribers channel

[@speedandpower95]

Thank you so much!

[@ayaansayed6528]

I as well thought the same

[@Tottaly_Human]

Omfg i just realised

[@Tottaly_Human]

​Amazing quality dont give up 💪​@@speedandpower95

[@traholgar]

​@@speedandpower95wooow! your editing skills are GOD TIER. the way your story has a beautiful arc and builds tension, I felt like watching a movie... script, the cuts and beautiful arragement to bring forth the core message, you(or your team) blew it out the water with this one...

[@amazingazblo0239]

Funny Enough that was THEIR FIRST RACE WIN in LEMANS Since 1965 and FIRST WIN in 499P From Car 51 As Well. I Have Seen the Race which is incredibly memorable. What a Race That Was

[@Romaaaaa12345]

Ты не правильно сказал, не первая победа с 65 года,надо говорить первая победа после возвращения с 65 года

[@gregd806]

This is one of the most FERRARI things ever

[@deltas4764]

I damn nearly broke one of fingers on that last pit stop after hitting the table.

[@speedandpower95]

XD

[@TheAlphaDingo]

What a race, I was glued to the live telecast and have watched the replay a good 4-5 times. I think a fairytale Ferrari return and win was the best possible outcome for the WEC and brought a lot more attention, coverage and interest in the race and championship. Toyota were valiant in defeat and the constant lead changes throughout the race made it such a gripping race. Great video mate!

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks!

[@karthiksrini7178]

Wow ... Forza Ferrari... 🔥🔥🔥

[@Trickielion47]

i found this video randomly on my for you page. so here's hoping the algorithm gods shine upon you and give you that beautiful 6 digit view count and more for this fabulous video

[@speedandpower95]

Thank you!!

[@justinwhite4995]

As a professional ferrari hater with a ph.d in hating ferrari from the University of Brazilian F1 Drivers, I must admit I felt emotional seeing them win le mans and was almost crying! Great job ferrari!

[@dnuno75]

Congratulations, awesome summary! I am a die-hard Porsche fan, so this was a very bitter pill :) but the Ferrari 499P is a truly great, beautiful machine. Greetings to Ferrari for the amazing win at Le Mans and also at the 24h of Nurburgring in 2023!

[@BluzRok46]

You also forgot to mention one of the keys to their success: AF Corse. Yes, it was a Ferrari car, but the team running it wasn't one necessarily built from scratch by Ferrari. AF Corse has been a loyal partner of Ferrari's for years through their GT program, and with around 10+ years of experience running at Le Mans and the WEC, it was a logical decision to have them run the Hypercar program (hence saving them a "couple of seasons" worth of trying to understand how the whole shebang works in the WEC).

[@tracer5986]

Wow, really high quality video form a small creator. Keep going man💪

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks!

[@SpaceGT_07]

Wow, Ferrari really did get it back, literally one of many reasons why I’m so into motorsports, especially WEC, reminder that Ferrari AF Corse 499P won COTA this year too, man they are really reigning it back in. Edit: another reminder Aston Martin is joining the Hypercar class, so competition at Le Mans will definitely be higher next year, can’t wait

[@alieffauzanrizky7202]

Still a bit wild that with the right amount of money, you can get the exact same car in your garage

[@alessandropasquali3371]

no you can't

[@not_even_me5035]

​@@alessandropasquali3371 the 499p modificata is a customer track car based on the 499p but without power restrictions

[@kamelfakih8340]

@@not_even_me5035 so basically a better car

[@not_even_me5035]

@@kamelfakih8340 Sorta? I mean it's just the 499p set up for maximum performance rather than endurance. Just depends what you consider to be better.

[@kamelfakih8340]

@@not_even_me5035 a regular customer is not going to drive the car for 24 hours around a track, so probably maximum performance if better. But yes, I agree with you.

[@barkyonyx424b]

I liked that cinematic-like bit in the end. Something to be kept in mind is that despite the BoP intervention, Toyota Gazoo Racing still put up one hell of a fight against the Ferrari AF Corse. Which shows the testament of their Le Mans experience of trials of errors and close calls, and eventual victories starting from 2018 since the 80s. Much appreciation for Peugeot as well for their everything from the car alone, to their potential of winning. With all being said, I hope the BoP will try to be consistent to their fairest so that even the starting-to-age Toyota will still be fresh for the fight with reigning Le Mans winner - Ferrari. Couldn't think of Le Mans without Toyota in the recent years, since Nissan and Mazda are just.. at their thing.

[@Liam94Smith]

Shocked you’ve got such a small amount of subscribers considering the quality of this video. Brilliant stuff, just getting into WEC and catching up on last year so this kept me glued 😂

[@pbpowe]

Few days before race new rules of adding weight to penalize Toyota is indeed a "miracle".

[@S.P.Q.Rrespublicas]

it was to all cars, scaled by how well they where doing. Ferrari had 24kg penalty.

[@ernestogasulla7763]

When WEC and IMSA announced they were implementing BoP for their top LMH and LMDh I thought fans would raise hell about it. Yet nothing happened and most of them love it -looks like I overestimated their understanding of racing.

[@Goober-c9x]

Who else is here after they’re second win?

[@subspacesub2248]

mee!

[@FerrariDominazione]

Me

[@aryanvichare5369]

Why are u underrated? Great video tho 🎉

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks! I'm still trying to learn how to make these videos 😅

[@jeswinjose12]

And they did it again.

[@fatihyucel6534]

Perfect video bro i just shed tears of joy to see ferrari winning again

[@xyz2001xyz]

Great storytelling, I loved it

[@theironsmith1]

I was so happy that Ferrari won. Finally, our glory days are back.

[@raihanalrazni4696]

a very well made video, you deserve to go big !

[@clotcho_]

this video is AMAZING... It feels like a fricking netflix documentary, you deserve hundreds of thousands of likes!

[@squarenoise1408]

this is a truly great cinematography and story telling. the pace in each part of the video and sound design and the directing and editing are on such a grand level. thank you for my best 10 minutes of today. for record: this comment is written in the times the channel had 2.34K subscribers.

[@naufaldimassyahputra512]

I love your audio. It sounds so clear

[@YaSaN_N]

high quality and underrated video

[@speedandpower95]

Thank you Captain Slow!

[@poeticalvision]

So basically Toyota had the best car of any of the teams despite using the same parameters, but FIA swooped in last second and made them put a 100 pounds of weight in it for no reason other than developing the best car?... Thats pretty stupid if you ask me

[@speedandpower95]

Is to avoid things like what's happening in F1 with Red Bull

[@axelbaltazhar]

BOP is a common thing you'll find across multiple categories. It's made so that racing is more interesting and much much cheaper, you literally can't predict what's next. Of course there are obvious downsides to this.

[@SamBrickell]

@@speedandpower95 That being the best driver and best car winning races??? Why don't you watch competitive coin flipping if you want to see everything be "equal" and crappy cars win races undeservedly.

[@arkeusalexander9054]

@@speedandpower95 This is endurance racing. Peugeot back in the days was several seconds faster than Audi in Qualifying (at Le Mans 2008 there was a 5 second gap between Peugeot and Audi), they won most 6h/1000km races against Audi but couldn't keep up in 12h and 24h races despite being way faster. So i believe we should not slow down cars especially in a 24h race. In 2014 Audi was slower than both Toyota and Porsche but still won at Le Mans.

[@bigyeet8905]

Ferrari got 24 extra KGs? The point of it is to make The racing close and fun to watch not just make it so teams with the biggest budget have a massive advantage

[@sebastianahrens2385]

0:35 While they might not have won at Le Mans, after beaten there by Ford in 1966 they went and beat Ford on their home turf in 1967 Daytona with a legendary 1-2-3 finish.

[@eriknaamot]

Cannot wait to be at my first Le Mans in June ❤

[@aleksandarpopovic4771]

And now they've won it back to back! FORZA FERRARI 🏎️🇮🇹

[@evanroldan9566]

Ferrari Win At Le Mans and Ending Red Bull's winning Streak saved their Reputation

[@Christoffski]

I waited my whole life to see Ferrari battle the best at Le Mans. It was more magical than a movie. When it finally started again.. ahhh ❤.

[@HATECELL]

I still feel sorry for Charles Leclerc: Imagine going to watch the 24h of Le Mans, probably get some VIP behind the scenes access due to your connections with Ferrari, only to see the AF Corse team do everything right. And then you need to go back to the clowns at the Scuderia to prepare for yet another weekend of "El Plan"

[@afdelta0120]

Surprisingly rare ferrari W worthwhile. No fixing. No friends in fia. Just a win. Good job red horsies. :)

[@Happy-wb8gi]

But Ferrari beat Ford at home in Daytona in a 1.2 and 3. The film Ford Ferrari does not say this.

[@FerrariDominazione]

DAYTONA 1967, best revenge of the world

[@potatogirlcultist19]

The team and car was amazing but I feel like something that went under the radar was Pier Guidi's rapid stints in the morning. His was one of the greatest drives I've ever seen in any category.

[@MunkeyBoy]

Great video, dude! Keep it up. You’ll blow up in no time.👍👍

[@crunchynetto6979]

seems like next Le Mans going to be more exciting~

[@ernestogasulla7763]

If you're excited about some paper pushers deciding the race result from a desk...

[@Lil_Hondo]

Damn what a beautifully crafted and narrated video, thank you.

[@px64]

Amazing quality work with the presentation.

[@Sakezera]

Very impressive narration skills man, truly made this video feel top notch!

[@speedandpower95]

Thank you!!

[@Silver-o1h]

At first, I was a little disappointed that Ferrari won because I was hoping Cadillac would win. But a few days later, I thought "hey. They did a very great job actually" and I admired Ferrari a lot.

[@clay9181]

I had never watched LeMans before. I decided to watch maybe a couple of hours....19 hours later I was still watching.

[@l5e2n9]

I love that they introduced a regulation to help Ferrari 😂

[@Gtech-ny5rd]

You are underrated. Keep doing what you do because this content is amazing. Editing style and narrative choices were great. Thoroughly enjoyed it! Subbed

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks man, means a lot!

[@kipsned]

This is the first of your pieces I’ve seen and I’ve got to say well done!

[@faisaladi4822]

watching this as they just won their another win in lemans

[@pancake5830]

this needs to be a movie

[@peterhurd9667]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. To me it looks like a Cylon attack fighter from BSG

[@raymondchujr1227]

Here after ferarri won again

[@lucignolo8333]

You got it wrong. Ferrari left lemans because they didn’t have enough money to support both the lemans scuderia and the formula 1 scuderia so enzo decided to focus their effort on the formila 1 team and left the 24h series, i think that since then ferrari became the most successful f1 team in history it was the right choice

[@foundedcupid5286]

ferrari started as an f1 team but yeah after they stoped winning in f1 they went to lemans and then they stoped winning at le mans and went to f1 basicly

[@lucignolo8333]

@@foundedcupid5286 they never stopped racing in f1, ferrari is the only current manufacturer that has raced in every year of formula 1 existence, check your facts before spreading misinformation

[@foundedcupid5286]

@@lucignolo8333 not spreading missinformation iam not saiyng ferrari left f1 iam saiyng ferrari budget went mostly for the endurance racing

[@ernestogasulla7763]

Correct except that it wasn't his call. The 1973 season was a disaster for F1 while don Enzo put all of their engineers to work in Sport Prototypes, yet they were throughly beaten by Matra, so FIAT (which had purchased a 50% interest) sent an envoy to Maranello to tell il Commendatore that the SP experiment had to end to focus on F1.

[@FerrariDominazione]

@@foundedcupid5286Ferrari begin LeMans in 1949, and F1 has created in 1950

[@TenenteK]

Great video man, keep up with the good work ✌🏻

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks!!

[@assininecomment1630]

This is a pretty damn dramatic story. Was it ever explained what caused the Ferrari's unreliable start problem?

[@speedandpower95]

It was an electrical problem. They had to restart the whole system to start the engine again.

[@jack_black7923]

brooo. Such a great video. I really thought this channel must have 1mil+ subs. Keep up the great work.

[@Adreno23421]

Great vid! But I feel there are many more interesting stories out of this race!

[@speedandpower95]

I know... there was a LOT going on in all the categories, it's crazy. I can't wait for this year's race!

[@justinreeves2696]

aaaaannnnddd they just did it again, forza ferrari

[@francescomastantuono6129]

What a beautiful video have you created. Thank You!!

[@aidenrylott6688]

This video is extremely sensationalized at best and misinformed at worst. And I say this with hope that your future is bright! 0:00 “Ferrari had their entire reputation on the line”. No they didn’t. No one expected them to win on their return. 0:04 “For 58 long years they hadn’t won one of the most important races in history” You completely neglect Ferraris many manufacturer championships and NUMEROUS class wins at Le Mans since 1965. Since 1998: -1998 LMP1 class win (8th overall, LMGT1 was the top class) -2003 GTS class win (10th overall) -2008 GT2 class win -2009 GT2 class win -2012 LMGTE PRO class win -2014 LMGTE PRO class win -2015 LMGTE AM class win -2016 LMGTE AM class win -2017 LMGTE AM class win -2019 LMGTE AM class win -2021 LMGTE PRO class win -2021 LMGTE AM class win The world endurance championship debuted in 2012. Ferrari is the most successful GT constructer in the championships history. Winning 7 of 10 pro championships (2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2021 and 2022). While it’s true Ferrari had not won the top class since 1965. They have won. And they clearly know how to build an endurance race car and go endurance racing. 0:11 “It was a wound that deeply hurt Ferrari and that they desperately needed to heal” Was it really? 0:18 “They saw the opportunity to redeem themselves, rescue their legendary reputation as one of the most iconic names in automotive history” Are we talking about the same Ferrari. They are THE most iconic name in Motorsport history regardless of a 2023 Le Mans outright win. 0:41 “So they decided in 1973 to retire from racing at Le Mans completely” See above about recent success at Le Mans. 0:52 “Because of their retirement they now had to start from zero all the experience they had from their successful era in Le Mans was gone” May I re state: Since 2012 Ferrari has won 7 manufacturer championships in GTE PRO and 12 class wins at le mans since 1998. The team that ran the extremely successful GTE PRO program (AF Corse) would also be running the 499P. AF Corse know how to win endurance races 1:07 “It would take Ferrari a couple of seasons to compete at the same level as the rest of the field” Maybe you don’t quite understand balance of performance. But you should before making this claim. In theory the Ferrari and every other car in the field have an equal maximum performance. 1:14 “They only had one shot at [winning le mans]” No they didn’t. If they lost they’d come back next year and try again. Their participation in WEC did not hinge on a 2023 Le Mans victory. 1:00 “Their F1 experience would not help them” *1 minute later* 1:50 “They took some of the hybrid technology from their F1 car” At least don’t contradict yourself within 1 minute of making a claim. 2:48 “There was no time for testing” The 499P actually did extensive testing at Ferraris race track in Modena Italy and 2 days of testing at Monza. The Ferrari 499P did its first test on July 6 2022. Sebring was March 17 2023. 3:00 “[Toyota] had been dominating the 24h of Le Mans for 5 years” They had no real competition, so I wouldn’t say they dominated. But they did indeed win the past 5 races. 3:10 *Sebring recap* You misrepresented the Ferraris pace. The #50 Ferrari actually qualified first ahead of both Toyotas. They took some risks with strategy and some sloppy driving cost them any chance of a win. There was more to the race than just finishing 2 laps ahead. 3:16 *recap leading up to Le Mans* Ferrari had the edge over Toyota at Spa Francorchamps, but with a lap time deletion did not secure pole. However if not for Ferraris issues warming the tires, they were actually faster than Toyota. This gave a lot of Ferrari fans hope going into Le Mans at the next round. Especially because tire warmers would be allowed further reducing the advantage Toyota had. 3:39 Ah, you finally mentioned Balance of Performance. Good. But then you didn’t give the full story. The BoP was not supposed to change. Which makes your “miracle” an even bigger “miracle” Ferrari also gained weight as it was clear Ferrari AND Toyota were too fast. Toyota was assigned 37kg weight increase (bad) and an increase in stint energy by 4 mega joules (good). Vs Ferrari’s incense of 24kg and 2 mega joule incense in stint energy. So overall it was a weight increase over Ferrari of 13kg and 2 extra MJ per stint. 4:18 “And right from the start everyone feared that the poor strategies that their F1 team is famous for would replicate here in Le Mans” No one who watches endurance racing thought Ferrari would have bad strategy. This is AF Corse. They know what they were doing. 4:59 “both Ferraris had an intense moment with another team that had vast experience in this race. Porsche” You cannot claim Ferrari had zero experience at Le Mans when you claim that Porsche has vast experience. Yes Porsche competed and won Le Mans outright multiple times in the LMP1 era. But they had never raced a LMDh at Le Mans. And their most recent pro experience at Le Mans was in GTE PRO, the same as Ferrari. 5:18 RIP JOTA, you were doing amazing 6:10 great recap of this crash! It was a weird one Notes: Your race recap was really good! You probably should have talked about the Toyota brake issues. It was definitely a contributing factor in Ferrari pulling away. Overall: As someone who lives and breathes endurance racing I am so glad there is someone covering Le Mans and endurance racing as a whole. Your video was extremely well produced. This was one of the greatest 24h of Le Mans maybe ever and I’m glad people are telling the story. However I think you sensationalized things a lot. Most of my problems with the video were with setting the context. The race needed no sensationalizing (what a race). I think that including AF Corse and their recent success in GTE PRO with Ferrari is important to the story. Including the glimmers of hope with pole positions and a close performance at Spa. As well as an overall recap of the teams joining in 2022/2023 and the rules around LMH and LMDh. The fact that instead of beating 4 cars to victory you now needed to beat 18 cars. If you decide to do further WEC coverage I’d suggest taking it slower include a bit more context without sensationalizing the context. Not everything needs to be win or else face shame and never return. You earned a subscriber and I really look forward to your future work! Just let the stories breathe. Great work! My criticism comes from wanting you to succeed and reach the diehard endurance community.

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks for taking the time to write this. I tried to write it as factual as possible. But I did omit some things just to add drama to the story. I prioritized more the 'dramatic' side than a full list of facts. Your input is very welcome however!

[@noahsiemerink963]

incredible quality, unbelievably good video

[@ihavelowcom-prehension_skills]

They should make a movie about this

[@mk-ki3jc]

So you are telling me the fia had to cripple the toyota so ferrari had a chance? Jesus its the mazda 787b all over again. European cars can't keep up with the japanese, so just change the rules.

[@ernestogasulla7763]

You're right about Toyota but dead wrong about Mazda. The 787B was a Group C car, and the entire Group C was eliminated after 1990 (the 1991 Le Mans was a one off concession to the fact only Peugeot had developed a good enough car under the new regulations). So the 787B went the same way the German Mercedes and Porsches, the British Jaguars, and the Japanese Nissan and the Toyotas. No European conspiracy against the rotary engine.

[@loberant]

Excellent Video and well done.

[@JohanBejšovec]

i was at le mans 100 and i also remember the Ferrari starting

[@LegoMocBuilderEU]

Great video! Story told better than any based on facts movie

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks!

[@combativesquire4234]

Such good production quality

[@mixxat7928]

well done man, high quality video

[@mariusneumann-e2o]

Great video 🤙

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks!

[@LegoKoopa100]

This should be a movie. A sequel to Ford vs Ferrari

[@Cdogger69420]

NASCAR was still the biggest story from this race, Ferrari always loses to American v8’s

[@nathancorfield2609]

Ah yes the car that had no restrictions on its performance beat the GTE cars that were highly restricted and regulated. Its funny that

[@Cdogger69420]

@@nathancorfield2609 you can’t restrict Americans because we are FREE *eagle screech*

[@newgenfilms8012]

Well made!

[@speedandpower95]

Thank you!

[@happydog_69]

Great vid you earned a subbed 👍

[@dravskii]

absolutely a banger of a video

[@speedandpower95]

Thanks man

[@drakoshen5406]

👏👏👏 superbe vidéo, elle m'a donnée les frissons

[@parthabhaumik1778]

Now they create history again

[@jpvdw1961]

By implementing a late BOP rule it is not an equalizer..... it's a scheme to let a specific car/team win

[@whiteknob7944]

We can thank the F1 budget cap for giving Ferrari the funds for this car.

[@pavlinggeorgiev]

Well done ! Great vid

[@maurizioserotti945]

La Vittoria più bella del mondo Dopo 50 anni le Rosse di Maranello tornano a scrivere la storia del Motorsport Mondiale nel centenario della leggendaria 24 h di Le Mans.Regalando ai suoi tifosi emozioni bellissime. Forza Ferrari sempre ❤

[@coldvoid]

Well deserved win. Forza!

[@thomasdarthfifa6340]

You get a sub, excellent video!

[@hugoagogo9435]

Now do the same in f1

[@fqeagles21]

2026 maybe

[@modelbashir2365]

Balance of power sound like Ferrari paid off somebody

[@FarmYardGaming]

"Entire reputation on the line" ¿

[@Sa.Maki97]

Damn this is amazing

[@Kryptix0III]

I hope Leclerc or Lewis can bring it home as well in 2025 onwards

[@EthanWhitaker-r8u]

The Toyota’s rear looks like the hauyra r

[@l30S3UX]

Yeah that was Epic

[@bernardlandry1699]

They never say FORD beat them 3 years with Ford GT40

[@kalbogwapo1536]

stop! stop! stop! i paid, i paid. :)

[@f.kieranfinney457]

Last year’s LeMans race felt corrupt. Matching Ferrari with the centennial using last minute BOP is just so perfect. Too perfect. Toyota got screwed.

[@philsurtees]

It was nice of the FIA to hobble the Toyota cars at the last moment so that Ferrari could have an unfair win.

[@FranciscoGutierrez-sg1xu]

The weight rule did not seem very fair.

[@nathancorfield2609]

What's the music that starts at 9:05?

[@speedandpower95]

I Will Arise, by Dream Cave

[@Idontlikewar]

could've atleast add 3 turbochargers