Hartley set the pace in the last training session of Le Mans in unpredictable weather.

New Zealander Brendon Hartley was the fastest in the fourth and final practice session for the 24 Hours of Le Mans. He set a time of 3:29.451 driving the Toyota GR010 – Hybrid #8, despite the session being affected by rain. The rain started at the beginning of the session and continued to increase over time, adding an extra challenge for the drivers. As a result, some drivers had to switch to rain tires, while others struggled to maintain control of their cars. Despite the conditions, Hartley’s time remained unbeatable, as most competitors retreated to the pits in the final minutes. Other notable performances included Miguel Molina in the Ferrari 499P #50 and Sheldon van der Linder in the BMW M Hybrid V8 #20, who finished in second and third place, respectively.