ACO President Pierre Fillon says that a Garage 56 entry for a hydrogen-powered car is still possible at the 24 Hours of Le Mans before 2030, when the ‘H2 Hypercar’ formula debuts as part of the converged Hypercar technical regulations.
Toyota’s liquid hydrogen-powered prototype will run in public for the first time next weekend ahead of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Japanese marque has announced.
. Kind of a bummer. He did very well driving the Suzuka 1K to a podium finish, and I imagine he was looking forward to being able to drive it for JMR at Bathurst. Hope he gets his chance again.
. A surprise, to be sure. Wasn’t expecting any new customers in the immediate future, but I guess they’re more comfortable with expansion than they let on.