The two factory Porsche teams led the way with Kevin Estre putting the #6 Porsche 963 of Porsche Penske Motorsport top of the leaderboard at Le Mans.

Estre, Andre Lotterer and Laurens Vanthoor ended the test two tenths clear of the #4 Penske P𒀰orsche of Mathieu Jaminet, Felipe Nasr and Nick Tan𒊎dy.

The entire 62-car field were in action ahead of this week൩end’s 92nd running of the Le Mans 24h race.

Completing the top three overall was the #8 Toyota of Sebastien Buemi, Brendon Hartley and Ryo Hirakawa, who were more than seven tenths down on the lea🅘ding Porsche.

A test that lasted six hours, Hartley began the afternoon in f♊ine form for Toyota as he went quickest before Estre responded with a time of 03:26.907s.

Fourth quic🐟kest was the third and final factory Porsche,﷽ with Matt Campbell, Michael Christensen and Frederic Makowiecki.

Fifth and over a second down on the lead Porsche of Estre, were reigning Le 𝓰Mans champions Ferrari.

The team of Antonio Fuoco, Miguel Molina and💙 Nicklas Nielsen set🌳 a time of 03:28.014s.

In terms of lap times, the top time from Estre was over 1.5 seconds fa💙ster than Ferrari’s leading time in testing last season.

In LMP2 it was the #꧅22 Oreca Gibson United Autosports car of Oliver Jarvis, Bijoy Garg and Nolan Siegel that led the way.

Finally, in LMGT3 Corvette made💎 a strong statement with Hiroshi Koizumi, Sébastien Baud and Daniel Juncadella taking top spot in the #82 car.