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Toyota Wins Le Mans as Ferrari’s Four-Year Bid Falls Short
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First reported by Mako · Jun 25, 2026
What happened
Toyota won the 24 Hours of Le Mans after a late strategic fight, ending Ferrari’s three-year winning streak. Genesis made its Le Mans debut with two cars, lost one to a suspension problem, and finished 13th with the other. About 350,000 fans attended the race in France.
- 01Toyota won Le Mans with superior fuel and pit-stop strategy.
- 02Ferrari missed a fourth straight victory after three consecutive wins.
- 03Genesis debuted with two cars, but only one finished, in 13th.
- 04About 350,000 spectators attended the race in France.
- 05Genesis plans to use the debut lessons for its next race in Brazil.
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