Toyota stays on top in final practice for this weekend's Fuji WEC round, as Peugeot edges closer ahead of qualifying:
Brendon Hartley set the fastest lap of the weekend so far at the start of the one-hour FP3 session aboard the #8 Toyota GR010 Hybrid with a qualification simulation on new tyres.
The #94 Peugeot was third fastest courtesy of a 1m30.828s from Loic Duval, while Matthieu Vaxiviere’s 1m30.964s put the Alpine A480 fourth. Antonio Felix da Costa led the LMP2 division for JOTA with a 1m31.822s aboard the best of the British team’s pair of Oreca 07s. Charles Milesi was a similar margin back in fourth in the Signatech-run Richard Mille Racing Oreca, while the second JOTA entry took fifth in Ed Jones’s hands.Gianmaria Bruni ended up fastest aboard the #91 Porsche 911 RSR-19, his 1m36.883 giving him a two tenth margin over the best of the Ferrari 488 GTE Evos.
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