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18 September 2026

Mercedes flies on Friday morning, fades in final GTWC practice

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Mercedes flies on Friday morning, fades in final GTWC practice

The #66 entry of Ojeda and Lucchitti led the way for Mercedes-AMG, setting the pace with a 1m26. 2939s lap, 0. 2s ...

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