Toyota continued to show its strength by topping the second free practice session for the 2023 WEC season opener at Sebring. Full FP2 report ⬇️ 1000MSebring
led the way by setting 1m50.806s in the opening minutes in his #28 JOTA ORECA-Gibson 07, and then extended his advantage with 1m50.326s.cars, which were just 0.007s apart.
GTE Am proved to be highly competitive with Alessio Picariello leading in the early stages on 1m59.160s, beaten first by Casper Stevenson and then Nicky Catsburg and, eventually,
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