Fuji WEC: Toyota fastest in FP1 as Alpine struggles

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Fuji WEC: Toyota fastest in FP1 as Alpine struggles
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Toyota leads the way in first WEC practice on home turf at Fuji, as Alpine struggles after its BoP change. Full report and results:

Sebastien Buemi led the way in the 90-minute FP1 session with a 1m31.171s aboard the #8 Toyota GR010 Hybrid, which gave him a margin of two tenths over Mike Conway’s 1m31.418s in the second of the Japanese manufacturer’s Le Mans Hypercars.

The Alpine A480, which won last time out at Monza in July, brought up the rear of a class that numbers just five cars in the absence of Glickenhaus. His 1m37.723s put him just over a tenth up on the best of the factory Porsche 911 RSR-19s in which Michael Christensen ended up on 1m37.892s.

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