Antonio Fuoco delivered on Thursday at Le Mans a historic pole position for Ferrari, 50 years after the manufacturer's last inside front position at the classic endurance event. And for good measure, the Italian outfit also locked out the front row for this weekend's epic 24-hour event. Fuoco topped the half hour Hyperpole shootout with a perfect lap of 3m22.982s that edged Ferrari's #51 car steered by Alessandro Pier Guidi by 0.773s. Brendon Hartley's #8 Toyota clocked in third, 1.469s adrift while Felipe Nasr's Porsche Penske was the fourth quickest car in the final qualifying session, 1.549s behind the day's pace setter. ©Ferrari "We have no words actually," said an emotional...
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