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With the 24 Hours of Le Mans just a fortnight away, today will see the event's 60 entrants take to the track for the official test day. Machines and drivers will be put through their paces and all systems checked, with Porsche, Audi and Toyota getting ready to battle it out once again in the Sarthe.

 

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