Yesterday was a dress rehearsal of sorts for those competing in this year's Le Mans 24 Hours which takes place in two weeks.
Unsurprisingly, a pair of Toyota Gazoo Racing TS050s topped the Test Day which was held in blistering hot conditions, with the #8 car of Sebastien Buemi, Fernando Alonso and Kazuki Nakajima leading the charge.
These days, merely driving for Toyota at Le Mans is half a win completed. Alonso and his talented team mates will attempt to wrap up the other half and secure their second consecutive win in the endurance classic.
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