Comments from the drivers of the 296 LMGT3s on the eve of the 24 Hours

The Circuit de La Sarthe is hosting the 93rd edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the fourth round of the 2025 FIA WEC, with five Ferrari 296 LMGT3s on the starting grid. Here are the comments of the Prancing Horse's official drivers gathered on the eve of the world's most famous endurance race.

Alessio Rovera, 296 LMGT3 #21: “At Le Mans, the dream is always to win, and compared to last year, we’ve made big steps forward in understanding the car and its setup. Over 24 hours, anything can happen, with so many variables to consider, including the weather, but I’m confident we can contend for victory.”

Davide Rigon, 296 LMGT3 #54: “The 24 Hours of Le Mans is the most thrilling race of the year for endurance drivers, held on a legendary circuit we wait all season to tackle. In 2024, we were fast but retired due to an incident; this year, we start with confidence, knowing we’re improving race by race, so we hope to secure a strong result.”

Lilou Wadoux, 296 LMGT3 #150: “Our goal for the 24 Hours of Le Mans is clear: to do our best, get through the night without issues, and then see where we stand to aim for a top finish in the standings. The competition is fierce, and the challenge won’t be easy. For Custodio Toledo and Riccardo Agostini, it’s their first time, so I’ll try to support them as much as possible by sharing my experience. Le Mans is my home race, the one I look forward to most, and I’m thrilled to see so much support from the fans.”

Daniel Serra, 296 LMGT3 #57: “This will be my ninth consecutive Le Mans, and I’m always happy to return: I love the track and the atmosphere throughout the week. Our goal is to do our very best and see if we can contend for the win.”