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Posted at: 22:23 Doc No.: 82 FIA World Endurance Championship Round 4 - 24 Hours of Le Mans 2021 August 13th to 22th Decision No. 94 - 104 From: The Stewards TOYOTA GAZOO RACING, UNITED AUTOSPORTS, PORSCHE GT TEAM, Date: 19 August 2021 To: TEAM PROJECT 1, TEAM WRT, CORVETTE Time (decision): 21:44 h RACING, GR RACING, GLICKENHAUS RACING, INCEPTION RACING The Stewards, having received a report from the FIA Race Director, have considered the following matter, determine a breach of the regulations has been committed by the competitor named below and impose the penalty referred to. Session: Qualifying Hyperpole Fact: Left the track at the place specified as reported by the duly appointed judge of fact and/or by video Offence: Appendix L, chap. IV, art. 2c of International Sporting Code Decision: Deletion of lap times Reason: Constantly abuse of track limits Competitors are reminded that, in accordance with Art. 12.3.4 of the FIA International Sporting Code and Art. 16.2.6 of 24 Hours of Le Mans Supplementary Regulations this decision is not subject to appeal. Lap of car when Dec. Car Driver Competitor infringement occurred and lap time deleted 94 91 Gianmaria Bruni PORSCHE GT TEAM 1 95 56 Matteo Cairoli TEAM PROJECT 1 2 96 23 Paul Di Resta UNITED AUTOSPORTS 2, 6 97 64 Nicholas Tandy CORVETTE RACING 4 98 71 Ben Barnicoat INCEPTION RACING 4 99 7 Kamui Kobayashi TOYOTA GAZOO RACING 6 100 709 Romain Dumas GLICKENHAUS RACING 6, 7, 8 101 41 Louis Delétraz TEAM WRT 6 102 91 Gianmaria Bruni PORSCHE GT TEAM 5 103 32 Nicolas Jamin UNITED AUTOSPORTS 6 104 86 Tom Gamble GR RACING 8 Jean-Francois Rikki Chris Michael Tim Yves VEROUX DY-LIACCO GEFFROY SCHWÄGERL MAYER BACQUELAINE FIA Steward FIA Steward ASN Steward FIA Steward FIA Steward FIA Steward (Chairman).

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