Endurance sportscar racing event
The layout of the Mugello Circuit
The 2024 4 Hours of Mugello was an endurance sportscar racing event held between 27 and 29 September 2024, as the fifth round of the 2024 European Le Mans Series season.
Entry list
The pre-event entry list consisted of 43 entries between 4 categories – 14 in LMP2, 8 in LMP2 Pro/Am, 10 in LMP3 and 11 in LMGT3.[ 1] [ 2]
Patrick Pilet replaced Felipe Drugovich in the No. 10 Vector Sport .[ 3] After replacing Albert Costa at previous round Nick Yelloly became permanent driver of the No. 24 Nielsen Racing. [ 4] David Heinemeier Hansson missed this round and the No. 27 Nielsen Racing competed with two drivers – Benjamin Pedersen and Will Stevens .[ 2] Nico Pino joined Reshad de Gerus and Job van Uitert in the No. 28 IDEC Sport .[ 2] Niels Koolen came back to the No. 30 Duqueine Team after missing previous round.[ 1] [ 2] Anthony Wells and Matt Bell were originally part of the No. 19 Team Virage lineup alongside Tristan Vautier , who joined the team at the previous race, but were later replaced by Georgios Kolovos and Raphaël Narac.[ 2] [ 5] Oliver Jarvis came back to the No. 21 United Autosports after missing previous round.[ 2] Louis Stern joined Lahaye brothers in the No. 35 Ultimate.[ 1] [ 2] Jason Hart and Scott Noble replaced John Hartshorne and Phil Keen in the No. 66 JMW Motorsport. John Hartshorne announced his retirement from racing after an accident at previous round.[ 2] Guilherme Oliveira joined Wyatt Brichacek and Alexander Mattschull in the No. 4 DKR Engineering .[ 6]
Schedule
Date
Time (local: CEST )
Event
Friday, 27 September
11:50
Free Practice 1
16:20
Bronze Drivers Collective Test
Saturday, 28 September
9:40
Free Practice 2
14:10
Qualifying - LMGT3
14:35
Qualifying - LMP3
15:00
Qualifying - LMP2 Pro-Am
15:25
Qualifying - LMP2
Sunday, 29 September
11:30
Race
Source:[ 7]
Free practice
Only the fastest car in each class is shown.
Qualifying
Pole position winners in each class are marked in bold .
Class
Team
Driver
Time
Gap
1
LMP2
9
Iron Lynx – Proton
Matteo Cairoli
1:32.829
—
1
2
LMP2
65
Panis Racing
Charles Milesi
1:32.866
+0,037
2
3
LMP2
25
Algarve Pro Racing
Alexander Lynn
1:33.054
+0,225
3
4
LMP2
34
Inter Europol Competition
Oliver Gray
1:33.302
+0,473
4
5
LMP2
28
IDEC Sport
Reshad de Gerus
1:33.309
+0,480
5
6
LMP2
14
AO by TF
Louis Delétraz
1:33.312
+0,483
6
7
LMP2
37
COOL Racing
Malthe Jakobsen
1:33.497
+0,668
7
8
LMP2
22
United Autosports
Benjamin Hanley
1:33.674
+0,845
8
9
LMP2
43
Inter Europol Competition
Tom Dillmann
1:33.859
+1,030
9
10
LMP2
47
COOL Racing
Ferdinand Habsburg
1:33.889
+1,060
10
11
LMP2
27
Nielsen Racing
William Stevens
1:34.407
+1,578
11
12
LMP2
30
Duqueine Team
James Allen
1:35.466
+2,637
12
13
LMP2 Pro/Am
77
Proton Competition
Giorgio Roda
1:35.840
+3,011
15
14
LMP2 Pro/Am
29
Richard Mille by TDS
Rodrigo Sales
1:36.171
+3,342
16
15
LMP2 Pro/Am
24
Nielsen Racing
John Falb
1:36.861
+4,032
17
16
LMP2 Pro/Am
19
Team Virage
Georgios Kolovos
1:37.654
+4,825
20[ Q 1]
17
LMP2 Pro/Am
21
United Autosports
Daniel Schneider
1:38.540
+5,711
18
18
LMP2 Pro/Am
83
AF Corse
François Perrodo
1:39.008
+6,179
19
19
LMP2 Pro/Am
20
Algarve Pro Racing
Kriton Lendoudis
1:40.519
+7,690
21
20
LMP3
17
COOL Racing
Manuel Espírito Santo
1:41.083
+8,254
23
21
LMP3
4
DKR Engineering
Wyatt Brichacek
1:41.545
+8,716
24
22
LMP3
88
Inter Europol Competition
Kai Askey
1:41.554
+8,725
25
23
LMP3
31
Racing Spirit of Léman
Antoine Doquin
1:41.731
+8,902
26
24
LMP3
35
Ultimate
Jean-Baptiste Lahaye
1:41.841
+9,012
27
25
LMP3
12
WTM by Rinaldi Racing
Óscar Tunjo
1:41.885
+9,056
28
26
LMP3
15
RLR M Sport
Gaël Julien
1:42.117
+9,288
29
27
LMP3
8
Team Virage
Gillian Henrion
1:42.220
+9,391
30
28
LMP3
11
Eurointernational
Adam Ali
1:42.795
+9,966
31
29
LMP2 Pro/Am
3
DKR Engineering
Andres Latorre Canon
1:42.992
+10,163
22
30
LMP3
5
RLR M Sport
Daniel Ali
1:43.485
+10,656
32
31
LMP2
23
United Autosports
Paul di Resta
1:45.874
+13,045
13
32
LMGT3
59
Racing Spirit of Léman
Derek DeBoer
1:47.891
+15,062
33
33
LMGT3
85
Iron Dames
Sarah Bovy
1:48.015
+15,186
34
34
LMGT3
97
Grid Motorsport by TF
Martin Berry
1:48.091
+15,262
35
35
LMGT3
50
Formula Racing
Johnny Laursen
1:48.190
+15,361
36
36
LMGT3
63
Iron Lynx
Hiroshi Hamaguchi
1:48.368
+15,539
37
37
LMGT3
66
JMW Motorsport
Scott Noble
1:49.058
+16,229
38
38
LMGT3
51
AF Corse
Charles-Henri Samani
1:49.231
+16,402
39
39
LMGT3
57
Kessel Racing
Takeshi Kimura
1:49.443
+16,614
40
40
LMGT3
86
GR Racing
Michael Wainwright
1:49.717
+16,888
41
41
LMGT3
55
Spirit of Race
Duncan Cameron
1:50.382
+17,553
42
42
LMGT3
60
Proton Competition
Claudio Schiavoni
1:51.498
+18,669
43
43
LMP2
10
Vector Sport
—[ Q 2]
14
Sources:[ 12] [ 13] [ 14] [ 15] [ 16] [ 17]
^ The No. 19 Team Virage was penalised for making an usafe rejoin during Qualifying session. Stewards moved the car back by two places on the starting grid.[ 10]
^ The No. 10 Vector Sport lost all its lap times for causing a red flag during Qualifying session. Stewards allowed the crew to participate in the race, but the fastest driver of that car was obliged to start from the back of the LMP2 grid.[ 11]
Race
Race result
The minimum number of laps for classification (70% of overall winning car's distance) was 79 laps. Class winners are marked in bold .
^ Pedro Perino failed to meet the minimum driving time to score points.[ 19]
^ Matthieu Lahaye failed to meet the minimum driving time to score points.[ 20]
^ The No. 85 Iron Dames was penalised for causing a collision with the No. 60 Proton Competition . The penalty was a drive through converted into 30 seconds time penalty.[ 21]
^ The No. 47 COOL Racing was penalised for not meeting the minimum driving time by Ferdinand Habsburg . As the penalty 21 laps were deducted from the number of completed by the crew and 1 minute and 31 seconds were added to crew's total race time.[ 22]
Statistics
Fastest lap
References