2025 Le Mans 24 Hours: Official test day LIVE UPDATES!

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Toyota has gone for a driver change in the #8 car, with Ryo Hirakawa taking over behind the wheel. 

Green flag is waving again.

Seven cars are yet to put a lap on the board as this full course yellow continues. No live pictures from Le Mans today means we have limited information on just what the cause is at this stage. 

No information yet on what has caused this FCY. 

There is now a full course yellow out on track for an incident. 

Had a few brief yellow flags, but we are green again. 

That time has already been beaten by the #8 Toyota drivenby Brendon Hartleyon medium tyres with a 3m26.246s. 

Fastest lap from session one was a 3m27.010s from the #83 AF Corse Ferrari.

The next session begins at 2:30pm BST. 

A few improvements coming in but nothing to challenge the #83 AF Corse Ferrari atthetop ofthe leaderboards. 

The yellow flags are out briefly in the first sector of the track, but have quickly been withdrawn. Looks like a possible run-off or spin for the #93  Peugeot with Paul di Resta behindthe wheel. 

Small gain for the #50 Ferrari with Antonio Fuoco behindthe wheel to eighth behindthe sister#51 car. 

Prior to today's testing, the traditional scrutineering event was held in the town of Le Mans, where fans got an up-close look at all the cars taking part in this year's 24 Hours. 

In the LMGT3 class, Valentino Rossi is currently out on track in the #46WRTBMWand is 10th onthe timesheets. 

Last year's winning car, the #50 Ferrari,hashad a low-key start tothe test down in 11th. 

There's been a late gain to second by the #8 Toyota being drivenby Brendon Hartley, 1.391s off the leadingAF Corse Ferrari. 

Busy morning so far for the #20WRTBMW currently being driven by Robin Frijns,whohas completed 34 laps with just under 20 minutes togo. 

Only two other cars throughout the entire 62-car field have done the same. 

This test is the first chance for the teams and drivers to get set-up for an intense week at Le Mans.