Toyota beat Ferrari to the top of the times in second free practice for this weekend’s Monza round of the FIAWEC. WEC Full Report ⬇️
The Italian driver jumped to second just under halfway through the 90-minute afternoon session to split the Toyotas, his 1m36.
533s just shadingCadillac took fourth position in FP2 with its solo Ganassi-run V-Series.R LMDh courtesy of a 1m36.748s fromFrederic Makowiecki made a late improvement in the best of the Porsche 963 LMDhs to take fifth spot with a 1m36.991s best.
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