The 2022 8 Hours of Bahrain was an endurance sportscar racing event held on 12 November 2022, as the sixth and final round of the 2022 FIA World Endurance Championship. It was the eleventh running of the 8 Hours of Bahrain, and the fourth running in an extended 8 hours format.

Background

The provisional calendar for the 2022 FIA World Endurance Championship released in August 2021. It saw a few changes, with the return of the Sebring and Fuji races, whilst the Portimao and second Bahrain races were dropped.^[1] The FIA WTCR Race of Bahrain, the penultimate round of 2022 World Touring Car Cup, was a support race for the 8 hours.^[2][3]

Entry list

The No. 44 ARC Bratislava squad returned for the final round of the 2022 season after missing the 2022 6 Hours of Fuji. Miroslav Konopka returned as well. Konopka was joined by Mathias Beche and Richard Bradley.^[4][5]

After missing the Fuji race due to a clash with the 2022 DTM Spa round, René Rast returned to the No. 31 WRT car.^[4]

Nico Müller, who was originally entered with the No. 10 Vector Sport car, replaced James Rossiter in the No. 94 Peugeot 9X8 car ahead of his first full season with the team in 2023. Renger van der Zande replaced Müller in the No. 10 Vector Sport car.^[6][7]

Glickenhaus missed the 8 Hours of Bahrain for unknown reasons.^[8]

The No. 56 Team Project 1 Porsche 911 RSR-19 saw the departure of Ollie Millroy and Brendan Iribe, with Phillip Hyatt and Gunnar Jeannette taking over their place.^[5]

Schedule

Free practice

• Only the fastest car in each class is shown.

Free Practice 1	Class	No.	Entrant	Driver	Time
	HY	93	Peugeot TotalEnergies	Jean-Éric Vergne	1:50.536
	P2	83	AF Corse	Nicklas Nielsen	1:52.144
	Pro	92	Porsche GT Team	Michael Christensen	1:58.025
	Am	56	Team Project 1	Ben Barnicoat	1:59.636
Free Practice 2	Class	No.	Entrant	Driver	Time
	HY	93	Peugeot TotalEnergies	Paul di Resta	1:49.613
	P2	83	AF Corse	Alessio Rovera	1:51.787
	Pro	92	Porsche GT Team	Michael Christensen	1:57.192
	Am	46	Team Project 1	Matteo Cairoli	1:59.717
Free Practice 3	Class	No.	Entrant	Driver	Time
	HY	7	Toyota Gazoo Racing	Mike Conway	1:48.384
	P2	31	WRT	Robin Frijns	1:51.792
	Pro	91	Porsche GT Team	Gianmaria Bruni	1:57.089
	Am	46	Team Project 1	Nicolas Leutwiler	2:00.079
Source:[10][11][12]

Qualifying

Pole position winners in each class are marked in bold.

Pos	Class	No.	Team	Time	Gap	Grid
1	Hypercar	8	Toyota Gazoo Racing	1:46.800	-	1
2	Hypercar	93	Peugeot TotalEnergies	1:47.610	+0.810	2
3	Hypercar	7	Toyota Gazoo Racing	1:47.738	+0.938	3
4	Hypercar	94	Peugeot TotalEnergies	1:48.334	+1.534	4
5	Hypercar	36	Alpine Elf Team	1:48.343	+1.543	5
6	LMP2	41	RealTeam by WRT	1:50.330	+3.530	6
7	LMP2	38	JOTA	1:50.467	+3.667	7
8	LMP2	22	United Autosports USA	1:50.497	+3.697	8
9	LMP2 Pro-Am	83	AF Corse	1:50.546	+3.746	9
10	LMP2 Pro-Am	44	ARC Bratislava	1:50.619	+3.819	10
11	LMP2	23	United Autosports USA	1:50.661	+3.861	11
12	LMP2	10	Vector Sport	1:50.766	+3.966	12
13	LMP2	31	WRT	1:50.802	+4.002	13
14	LMP2	1	Richard Mille Racing Team	1:50.857	+4.057	14
15	LMP2	9	Prema Orlen Team	1:51.110	+4.310	15
16	LMP2 Pro-Am	45	Algarve Pro Racing	1:51.479	+4.679	16
17	LMP2	34	Inter Europol Competition	1:51.661	+4.861	17
18	LMP2 Pro-Am	35	Ultimate	1:51.821	+5.021	18
19	LMGTE Pro	91	Porsche GT Team	1:56.143	+9.343	19
20	LMGTE Pro	52	AF Corse	1:56.419	+9.619	20
21	LMGTE Pro	92	Porsche GT Team	1:56.439	+9.639	21
22	LMGTE Pro	51	AF Corse	1:56.472	+9.672	22
23	LMGTE Pro	64	Corvette Racing	1:57.539	+10.739	23
24	LMGTE Am	85	Iron Dames	1:59.186	+12.386	24
25	LMP2	28	JOTA	1:59.503	+12.703	25
26	LMGTE Am	33	TF Sport	1:59.698	+12.898	26
27	LMGTE Am	77	Dempsey-Proton Racing	1:59.708	+12.908	27
28	LMGTE Am	46	Team Project 1	2:00.030	+13.230	28
29	LMGTE Am	54	AF Corse	2:00.489	+13.689	29
30	LMGTE Am	86	GR Racing	2:00.597	+13.797	30
31	LMGTE Am	21	AF Corse	2:00.715	+13.915	31
32	LMGTE Am	71	Spirit of Race	2:00.733	+13.933	32
33	LMGTE Am	98	Northwest AMR	2:01.100	+14.300	33
34	LMGTE Am	60	Iron Lynx	2:01.303	+14.503	34
35	LMGTE Am	56	Team Project 1	2:01.307	+14.507	35
36	LMGTE Am	88	Dempsey-Proton Racing	2:01.361	+14.561	36
37	LMGTE Am	777	D'Station Racing	2:01.730	+14.930	37
Source:[13]

Race

Race report

Hour 1

The #8 of Buemi controls the start leading the way from pole, with the #93 goes for a dive around the outside of the #8 at the start, but failing to take the lead. Its sister car, the #94 has a slow start and gets jumped immediately by the #36 Alpine - which proceeds to overtake the #7 at turn 4 when it runs wide, putting itself in 3rd - but Lopez would take the #7's lost place back from the #36 with a dive at turn 1 at the start of lap 3, successfully defending its position on the following run from turn 3~4. The #22 United Autosports LMP2 would overtake the #41 off track on the first lap - resulting in a 10-second penalty an hour later.

A safety car was immediately called out due to a spin from the #77 GTEAm - at the exit of turn 10 on lap 1 - the driver only managing to get the car going after the safety car was called.

A battle between the #91 and #52 sitting in 2nd and 3rd ensues on lap7, with the Porsche of Bruni briefly pushing the #51 off at turn 6, with the latter bailing off track and ending up ahead of the #91, but would end up giving its place back later. No further action was taken after investigation.

DiResta in the #93 Peugeot starts to put on pressure to the #8 of Buemi as the LMHs come up to traffic on the Lap 9. The attacking #93 isn't exactly free of worries however, as the #7 is already tight on its tail - it's a ~1.5 second gap between each of the top 3 LMHs by lap 10, with the drivers' championship contender #36 around 2.5 seconds behind.

LMP2 title contender #41, sitting in 2nd place of its class goes for a dive on the #777 D'Station GTEAm at the final corner on lap 12, making contact and briefly taking both cars off track, lightly damaging its own bodywork in the process, Though the #777 would somehow get a warning 11 laps later for being hit from behind.

15 laps in and Ferrari seems to be struggling with its tyres, with Calado of the #51, points leader of the two Ferraris and favorite for Ferrai's title battle - now in 4th place around 6 seconds off the leader #92 - complaining on radio about the rear tyre temperatures rising. No such problem at Porsche however, with Estre reporting to be happy about the car just a few seconds later. Meanwhile, the #64 Corvette is still far off pace, trailing at the back of the GTEPro grid.

Calado would complain further more about tyres and not having enough power compared to their teammate 2 laps later; said teammate - the #52 would reignite the battle between it and the #91 Porsche, tussling for a few laps and diving down the inside of the #91 on the final corner of lap 19, successfully securing themselves a 2nd position. In hour 1 it's the supposed-to-be-supporting Ferrari in GTEPro fighting for the positions, while the title contender only being able to watch from the back.

Despite the woes Calado had a few laps earlier, his #51 Ferrari was back on the rear of the #91 Porsche on lap #23, which just lost its position to the #52 earlier. The #52 has caught up to the #92 already on lap 25 fighting for the lead, trying around the outside on the run from turn 3 to 4 but failing to take the position - but a dive down the inside at turn 9 would nail the lead down for the #52, the #91's switchback not enough for it to retake its lost place at turn 10, and Estre haing to back out of the fight, now being caught up by his teammate in the #91.

Meanwhile, the #36 Alpine pits on lap 27, changing the left hand side tyres and Vaxivere taking the place of Lapierre in the car.

Hour 2

The next LMH to pit would be the #93 Peugeot two laps later, no driver change but filling up fuel and changing the left hand side tyres. Next up would be the #7 and #94 on lap 31, both cars taking fuel and the #7 taking left side tyres only, while the #94 takes a full set of tyres. The #8 would be the last to pit, coming out just ahead of its teammate.

The #92 pits while the #51 has engaged with the #91 in a fight for 2nd place on lap 32, with the latter coming out on top after a full lap of wheel-to-wheel battle, as the #92 goes for the pits at the end of the lap.

FCY was deployed on lap 34 for a tyre that came off the #71 GTEAm Ferrari on the entry to turn 14 - result of a contact between it and the #44 ARC Bratislava LMP2; the latter would later go into the pits for a long stop and losing 7 laps, while the #71 itself would get a drive through penalty later. The #64 Corvette - far off on pace in the first hour - takes the opportunity to pit, coming out in 2nd place right after the #51 Ferrari.

The FCY would end 3 laps later, with the #51 now 16 seconds ahead of the #64, with the rest of the field - #92 #52 and #91 all with around a 30-second gap from each other.

Menezes in the #94 Peugeot takes advantage of its full set of new tyres from the pitstop earlier - passing the #36 on the final corner of lap 41 and taking 4th position. The running in LMH would be the Toyotas - 8 leading the 7 by 1.5 seconds, which in turn in 12 seconds ahead of the two Peugeots, 10 seconds apart and the #36 in last place, 7 seconds behind the previous car.

Meanwhile, Fuoco piloting the #52 has successfully managed to pass Estre in the #92, Ferrari now leading both the manufacturers' and drivers' title with the two Porsches now last in GTEPro, 6 hours and 30 minutes to go.

A brief yellow flag would be called on lap 48, as the #86 GTEAm Porsche - in the middle of a 3-way fight for 3rd in GTEAm - and #1 LMP2 comes into contact at turn 9, the latter being spun and the former earning a drive through penalty later. The trio of #56, #86 and #46 would stick together in that formation for almost half an hour, with the #46 making moves on lap 56~58, passing first the #86 and #56 for a 3rd place in class.

6 minutes to the 6 hour mark and the Alpine comes into the pits for a second time, with Negrao now taking the wheel.

3 minutes to the 6 hour mark and Peugeot falls victim to their constant reliability issue streak again. The #93 grinds to a halt at turn 1 of lap 59, with DiResta stating on the radio that "the gearbox is completely broken". The second FCY of the race was called on lap 60, but the #93 manages to get going again right after FCY period started, returning to the pits - DiResta gets out of the car for a driver change, while the car itself goes into the garage.

Hour 3

In GTEPro, the #64, #52 and #91 takes to the pits during this FCY period; The two Toyotas pit on lap 61, with the #94 Peugeot coming in right after - but it wouldn't manage to complete its out lap without interruptions, the car almost spinning on the exit of turn 1 and then stopping on the run from turn 3~4; but the car would get going again after a power cycle, with the green flag dropping again shortly after.

The #93 Peugeot of Vergne would come out of the garage around 10 minutes after it went in, setting the then-fastest lap of the race of 1:49.709. In GTEPro it's the #64, #92 and #52 all within a second, with the #51 Ferrari comfortably leading by around 30 seconds. Despite their pace deficit in the first hour, Corvette is now fending off the #92 nicely, as the #52 takes the chance and tussles with the #92 on turn 1 of lap 66, even running wide off track at turn 2, and eventually taking its place in 3rd - this incident would be under investigation by the stewards, though no further action would end up being taken. All the while, Tandy runs away slightly in front with the #64, pulling out a gap of around 2 seconds.

By lap 69 the #52 has almost caught up to the #64, reducing the gap between them to .5 seconds - but wouldn't make the pass happen until turn 7 of lap 80, making it a Ferrari 1–2 in GTEPro - albeit separated by 30 seconds. In LMH the #7 of Conway has now caught up to the #8 of Hartley as they start to run into traffic, the duo now coming up behind the #36, almost about to lap their drivers' title rivals.

The Alpine pits again at 6 minutes to the 5 hour mark; while Hartley reports on the radio that the #8 is experiencing "downshifting issues" - though the issue wouldn't cause much trouble for the crew later in the race. Meanwhile, in LMP2, the championship leading #38 Jota is chasing down the #9 Prema for 6th place, with a 0.5 second gap separating them - while the sister #28 Jota sits in 5th place.

Hour 4

5 minutes after the 5 hour mark has passed, the #7 and #93 comes into the pits on lap 92, followed by the #94 and #8; the Toyotas are still only separated by a .4 second gap, with the next LMH - the #94 being more than a minute behind. Conway in the #7 expresses frustration over the radio of being stuck behind his teammate, the championship leading #8 - which would eventually give its position to the #7 on the back straight of lap 95, Conway soon pulling out a gap of ~1.6 seconds over the next two laps.

By the 4h20m mark, the #64 would make a dive and pass the #92 at turn 8 for 3rd place; as Christensen was being informed on the radio that the Corvette was able to pass them with their fresh tyres. Meanwhile, the #94 would pit on lap 113, with Muller handing the wheel to Duval. The next LMH to pit would be the #36 on lap 115, Lapierre back behind the wheel of the car.

With 4 minutes to go until the 4 hour mark, the #94 of Duval comes to a stop on turn 1 of lap 119 - the car would get going relatively quickly after a reset, but it wouldn't be free of all issues, going into the garage immediately on the same lap. The #36 Alpine moves up into 3rd place, although it's still 2 laps down to the closest Toyota.

Hour 5

The two championship title rivals of GTEAm - #98 of Dalla Lana and #33 of Chaves would engage in a fight for 2nd in class - and 1st the championship right after the 4 hour mark, with the #33 passing the #98 to come out on top. The #7 and #8 pits on lap 124 and 125 respectively, with Kobayashi and Hirakawa taking their respective places in the cars.

An FCY was called at the 3h50m mark due to debris at turn 1 from the #28 Jota colliding with the #56 GTEAm Project1 Porsche - the former receiving a drive through penalty for the incident later; the #33 that gained its position over the #98 in GTEAm earlier would just miss out on a FCY pit stop, which ended up in them losing out to their rival again, dropping back by some 40 seconds after the FCY period, though still in the top spot for the class championship. The #36 pits under FCY, being the only LMH to do so and gained nearly a lap over the Toyotas which did their stops before the FCY - though they're still a lap behind after the FCY period has ended.

In GTEPro, The Ferraris takes advantage of the situation, pitting right during FCY on lap 127, followed by the #64 and the #91; The #92 Porsche would again lose out on luck, being the only car in GTEPro that has done their last pitstop before the FCY. With 3 hours and 30 minutes to go, the GTEPro field would be evenly spread, with the Ferrari duo leading the Corvette leading the Porsches, all cars separated from each other by around 25 seconds.

Hour 6

8 minutes past the 3 hour mark, and it's the #93 and #94 that pits in LMH, the latter still 2 laps behind its teammate - and almost jumped the gun (despite being given the clear to go) while the car was still connected in the box, with a mechanic having to change another tyre. Next up being the #36 Alpine coming in on lap 156, and finally the two Toyotas on lap 157; last in its class, #92 was the first to pit in GTEPro on lap 154, a good 6 laps ahead of the next GTEPro that came into the pits for its 5th stop - the #52 Ferrari, then the #64 and #51 that came in 2 laps after the #52. The 91 rounds up the 5th pit cycle for the GTEPros, being the last to pit on lap 164.

Meanwhile, in LMP2, Kubica in the #9 Prema was being chased down by Jarvis in the #23 United car for 2nd place, with the #31 WRT 35 seconds in the lead. On lap 162, Kubica makes a mistake and runs wide off the track on the exit of turn 10, giving Jarvis the opportunity to make the pass on the following corner.

With 2 hours and 20 minutes to go, the #94 Peugeot has finally caught back up to the rear of the LMH field, 7 laps behind the race leading Toyota #7 of Kobayashi, who's 30 seconds in front of his teammate in the #8 car.

On lap 173, the #34 Inter Europol car of Brundle was spun on the exit of turn 8, coming into contact with the class leading #31 WRT car, with the #45 APR of James Allen spinning in avoidance right behind the incident. The #31 would catch a 1-minute stop and go penalty later on. Meanwhile, the #22 United car of Owen, coming out of the pits, manages to just undercut the #9 Prema and make a pass for 3rd place.

With 2 hours and 10 minutes to go, the #93 Peugeot was back in the garage again with a broken 4th gear, now taking the place of the #94 as the last car in the LMH class.

5 minutes to the 2 hour remaining mark and the two leading Ferraris in GTEPro switch positions on lap 179, with the #52 now in front of their championship leading teammates in the #51.

Hour 7

The #38 of Stevens makes a move on the #9 of Colombo at turn 1 of lap 181, moving up to 4th place in class and very shortly catching up to the back of the 3rd place #22 United car of Owen, while the #36 Alpine comes into the pits with 1h55m to go, followed next by the #94.

Owen makes a mistake and runs slightly wide at turn 6 of lap 185, and Stevens takes the opportunity to make the pass at turn 8 on lap 185, moving up to a podium position and further extending their lead in the teams' championship to their closest rival, the currently class-leading #31 WRT.

With 1h50m to go, the #93 Peugeot is officially out of the race. Meanwhile, in LMH, The 8 pits on lap 187 with Buemi back in the car, taking over from Hirakawa. Next to pit would be the #7.

On lap 188, the championship leading #51 Ferrari in GTEPro had run into serious issues. Calado reports on the radio that "something's touching the ground" and that the car "revs freely in 4th gear". The #51, 2nd in class, lost 7 seconds to the leading Porsche #91 in the following two laps, now only ~50 seconds ahead of the 4th place #91 and 31 seconds ahead of the 3rd placed #64. On lap 191, Calado reports over the radio that there's issues with "gearbox oil", while the #64 of Tandy is catching rapidly behind.

By lap 193, the #51 had lost its position to both the #64 and #91, with Calado going off the racing line multiple times in order to maintain the revs after losing 4th gear. Both Ferraris would pit on lap 194, with the #64 and #91 temporarily moving into 1st and 2nd - and the #52 being in the net lead of GTEPro having done one more stop than the #64 and #91. The #51 would be sent out of the pits without any repairs, now second to last and around 35 seconds ahead of the last place #92 Porsche.

The #52 passes the #91 on track at turn 10 of lap 197, moving into 2nd place in class; the latter would pit on lap 198, with the #64 rounding up the 6th pit cycle for GTEPro on lap 199. The #91 would take 3rd from the #51 on the turn 13~14 straight on lap 199, with Pier Guidi now having to focus on nursing the #51 to the chequered flag without a 4th gear.

By lap 202 and with an hour and twenty minutes to go, the #51 has been overtaken by the #92, dropping to last in class and slowing down to +8 seconds per lap from the other cars in class. In GTEPro, it's #52 leading the #64 by a minute, which in turn leads the #91 by 12 seconds. Despite the issues for the #51 of Pier Guidi and Calado, they still lead the drivers' championship by 4 points to their teammates in the #52, and Ferrari still lead the GTE manufacturers' championship to Porsche by 13 points.

With an hour and 8 minutes to go, the #46 Project 1 Porsche is now in the lead of the GTEAm class, taking over from the #85 Iron Dames Ferrari that has stayed there for the past few hours. The #51 of Pier Guidi has been warned for abusing track limits on lap 210 - a result of the car being affected under braking due to having to downshift directly from 5th to 3rd.

The #36 Alpine pits on lap 211 with an hour and 3 minutes to go, with Lapierre taking over from Vaxivere.

Hour 8

58 minutes to go and the #91 pits, followed by the #52; the order in GTEPro remains unchanged, with the #52 leading the #62 leading the two Porsches, and the #51 trailing behind. The Toyotas have controlled the race in LMH, with a stable gap of around 40 seconds dividing the #7 and #8 for the past hour; both cars would pit for the final time with 48 minutes remaining, with Conway and Hartley taking over from Lopez and Buemi respectively.

On lap 222 with 41 minutes left, the #38 Jota of Da Costa passes the #22 United at turn 9 for 4th place in LMP2, even squeezing the latter off track on the exit of turn 10; on lap 224, the #54 GTEAm Ferrari of Cassidy locked up the rears at turn 1, spinning into the #35 Ultimate LMP2 and making slight contact; no further action was taken for the incident. With 11 minutes to go, the #54 would spin again at the same place in the same fashion, this time making contact with the #77 Proton Porsche.

With 19 minutes to go, the #38 Jota and #22 United comes in for a fuel stop, followed by the class leading #31 two and a half minutes later. The #56 Project 1 Porsche would overtake the #85 Iron Dames at turn 4 of lap 239 with 10 minutes to go, making it a 1-2 for Team Project 1 in GTEAm. Prema would finally come into the pits with only 5 minutes remaining, the #9 losing 3rd place to the championship leading #38.

On the very last lap, the #91 Porsche comes into the pits, giving its 3rd place to the #92 car - which would allow them to move up to 2nd place in the drivers' championship, ahead of the #52 Ferrari duo. The #7 Toyota crosses the line with 245 laps clocked, their championship winning teammate finishing 45 seconds later. The #31 WRT wins the LMP2 class with a comfortable 50 second lead to the #23 United car, with the championship winning #38 Jota finishing in 3rd. The GTEPro drivers' champion #51 limps across the line after nearly two hours on track with a broken gearbox, while its teammate takes the win for the final race of the GTEPro class and claiming the manufacturers' title for Ferrari. Team Project 1 takes the top two spots of the GTEAm podium, with the #85 Iron Dames rounding up the podium, just ahead of class champion - the #33 TF Sport Aston Martin that finished in 4th place.

Race result

The minimum number of laps for classification (70% of overall winning car's distance) was 172 laps. Class winners are in bold and ‡.

Pos	Class	No	Team	Drivers	Chassis	Tyre	Laps	Time/Retired
					Engine
1	Hypercar	7	Toyota Gazoo Racing	Mike Conway Kamui Kobayashi José María López	Toyota GR010 Hybrid	M	245	8:00:40.920‡
					Toyota 3.5 L Turbo V6
2	Hypercar	8	Toyota Gazoo Racing	Sébastien Buemi Brendon Hartley Ryō Hirakawa	Toyota GR010 Hybrid	M	245	+45.471
					Toyota 3.5 L Turbo V6
3	Hypercar	36	Alpine Elf Team	Nicolas Lapierre André Negrão Matthieu Vaxivière	Alpine A480	M	243	+2 Laps
					Gibson GL458 4.5 L V8
4	Hypercar	94	Peugeot TotalEnergies	Loïc Duval Gustavo Menezes Nico Müller	Peugeot 9X8	M	239	+6 Laps
					Peugeot 2.6 L Turbo V6
5	LMP2	31	WRT	Robin Frijns Sean Gelael René Rast	Oreca 07	G	237	+8 Laps‡
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
6	LMP2	23	United Autosports USA	Oliver Jarvis Alex Lynn Josh Pierson	Oreca 07	G	237	+8 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
7	LMP2	38	JOTA	António Félix da Costa Roberto González Will Stevens	Oreca 07	G	236	+9 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
8	LMP2	9	Prema Orlen Team	Lorenzo Colombo Louis Delétraz Robert Kubica	Oreca 07	G	236	+9 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
9	LMP2	41	RealTeam by WRT	Rui Andrade Ferdinand Habsburg Norman Nato	Oreca 07	G	236	+9 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
10	LMP2	22	United Autosports USA	Filipe Albuquerque Philip Hanson Will Owen	Oreca 07	G	236	+9 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
11	LMP2	28	JOTA	Jonathan Aberdein Ed Jones Oliver Rasmussen	Oreca 07	G	236	+9 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
12	LMP2	1	Richard Mille Racing Team	Paul-Loup Chatin Charles Milesi Lilou Wadoux	Oreca 07	G	235	+10 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
13	LMP2	10	Vector Sport	Sébastien Bourdais Ryan Cullen Renger van der Zande	Oreca 07	G	235	+10 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
14	LMP2 (Pro-Am)	83	AF Corse	Nicklas Nielsen François Perrodo Alessio Rovera	Oreca 07	G	235	+10 Laps‡
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
15	LMP2 (Pro-Am)	35	Ultimate	François Heriau Jean-Baptiste Lahaye Matthieu Lahaye	Oreca 07	G	235	+10 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
16	LMP2 (Pro-Am)	45	Algarve Pro Racing	James Allen René Binder Steven Thomas	Oreca 07	G	235	+10 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
17	LMGTE Pro	52	AF Corse	Antonio Fuoco Miguel Molina	Ferrari 488 GTE Evo	M	231	+14 Laps‡
					Ferrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8
18	LMGTE Pro	64	Corvette Racing	Tommy Milner Nick Tandy	Chevrolet Corvette C8.R	M	230	+15 Laps
					Chevrolet 5.5 L V8
19	LMGTE Pro	92	Porsche GT Team	Michael Christensen Kévin Estre	Porsche 911 RSR-19	M	230	+15 Laps
					Porsche 4.2 L Flat-6
20	LMGTE Pro	91	Porsche GT Team	Gianmaria Bruni Richard Lietz	Porsche 911 RSR-19	M	230	+15 Laps
					Porsche 4.2 L Flat-6
21	LMGTE Pro	51	AF Corse	James Calado Alessandro Pier Guidi	Ferrari 488 GTE Evo	M	227	+18 Laps
					Ferrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8
22	LMP2 (Pro-Am)	44	ARC Bratislava	Mathias Beche Richard Bradley Miroslav Konôpka	Oreca 07	G	227	+18 Laps
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
23	LMGTE Am	46	Team Project 1	Matteo Cairoli Nicolas Leutwiler Mikkel O. Pedersen	Porsche 911 RSR-19	M	226	+19 Laps‡
					Porsche 4.2 L Flat-6
24	LMGTE Am	56	Team Project 1	Ben Barnicoat P.J. Hyett Gunnar Jeannette	Porsche 911 RSR-19	M	226	+19 Laps
					Porsche 4.2 L Flat-6
25	LMGTE Am	85	Iron Dames	Sarah Bovy Rahel Frey Michelle Gatting	Ferrari 488 GTE Evo	M	226	+19 Laps
					Ferrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8
26	LMGTE Am	33	TF Sport	Henrique Chaves Ben Keating Marco Sørensen	Aston Martin Vantage AMR	M	226	+19 Laps
					Aston Martin 4.0 L Turbo V8
27	LMGTE Am	98	Northwest AMR	Paul Dalla Lana Nicki Thiim David Pittard	Aston Martin Vantage AMR	M	226	+19 Laps
					Aston Martin 4.0 L Turbo V8
28	LMGTE Am	86	GR Racing	Ben Barker Riccardo Pera Michael Wainwright	Porsche 911 RSR-19	M	226	+19 Laps
					Porsche 4.2 L Flat-6
29	LMGTE Am	54	AF Corse	Nick Cassidy Francesco Castellacci Thomas Flohr	Ferrari 488 GTE Evo	M	226	+19 Laps
					Ferrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8
30	LMGTE Am	77	Dempsey-Proton Racing	Sebastian Priaulx Christian Ried Harry Tincknell	Porsche 911 RSR-19	M	226	+19 Laps
					Porsche 4.2 L Flat-6
31	LMGTE Am	60	Iron Lynx	Matteo Cressoni Giancarlo Fisichella Claudio Schiavoni	Ferrari 488 GTE Evo	M	225	+20 Laps
					Ferrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8
32	LMGTE Am	777	D'Station Racing	Charlie Fagg Tomonobu Fujii Satoshi Hoshino	Aston Martin Vantage AMR	M	225	+20 Laps
					Aston Martin 4.0 L Turbo V8
33	LMGTE Am	21	AF Corse	Simon Mann Christoph Ulrich Toni Vilander	Ferrari 488 GTE Evo	M	225	+20 Laps
					Ferrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8
34	LMGTE Am	88	Dempsey-Proton Racing	Jan Heylen Patrick Lindsey Fred Poordad	Porsche 911 RSR-19	M	224	+21 Laps
					Porsche 4.2 L Flat-6
35	LMGTE Am	71	Spirit of Race	Gabriel Aubry Franck Dezoteux Pierre Ragues	Ferrari 488 GTE Evo	M	224	+21 Laps
					Ferrari F154CB 3.9 L Turbo V8
NC	LMP2	34	Inter Europol Competition	Alex Brundle Esteban Gutiérrez Jakub Śmiechowski	Oreca 07	G	231	Powertrain
					Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8
Ret	Hypercar	93	Peugeot TotalEnergies	Paul di Resta Mikkel Jensen Jean-Éric Vergne	Peugeot 9X8	M	171	Gearbox
					Peugeot 2.6 L Turbo V6
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Standings after the race

2022 Hypercar World Endurance Drivers' Championship[15] Pos +/- Driver Points 1 Sébastien Buemi Brendon Hartley Ryō Hirakawa 149 2 Nicolas Lapierre André Negrão Matthieu Vaxivière 144 3 Mike Conway Kamui Kobayashi José María López 133 4 Romain Dumas Olivier Pla 70 5 Pipo Derani 47

2022 Hypercar World Endurance Manufacturers' Championship[16] Pos +/- Manufacturer Points 1 Toyota 186 2 Alpine 144 3 Glickenhaus 70 4 Peugeot 42

2022 World Endurance GTE Drivers' Championship[17] Pos +/- Driver Points 1 James Calado Alessandro Pier Guidi 135 2 Michael Christensen Kévin Estre 132 3 2 Antonio Fuoco Miguel Molina 131 4 1 Gianmaria Bruni 125 5 1 Richard Lietz 115

2022 World Endurance GTE Manufacturers' Championship[18] Pos +/- Team Points 1 Ferrari 269 2 Porsche 257 3 Chevrolet 102

• Note: Only the top five positions are included for the Drivers' Championship standings.