Official Account of Alpine Endurance Team 💙 FIA World Endurance Championship and #LeMans24

Joined November 2010
The #6HBarcelona threw a few curveballs our way, with the drama kicking off as early as Turn 1. Not the result we were chasing, but both cars still came home in the points! 👊🏻
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A tough one for both cars, with the #35 caught up in an early incident and a late puncture for the #36. Huge effort from the entire team. We’ll bounce back stronger! 💪
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From P4 down to P17, and now back up to P11 for car #35 with 3 hours to go! 💪
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Victor gives us the rundown on today’s running and looks ahead to qualifying tomorrow. 🎙️
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FP2 was all about race pace. Jules gives us the lowdown! 🎙️
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FP2 wrapped up. Eyes on FP3 and Qualifying tomorrow.
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New track, plenty of unknowns. First laps are all about getting a feel for the tyres, understanding the layout and dialing in the setup 👋
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Getting up to speed at Barcelona-Catalunya! 🇪🇸
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Not a bad office for the week. 🇪🇸
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Hola, Catalunya! 👋🇪🇸 All set to hit the track with the A424s tomorrow!
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A lot has happened since we were last in Barcelona. Can’t wait to get back on track with the A424s! 🇪🇸
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Back on track in Catalunya this week for the #6HBarcelona! 🇪🇸
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P2 and P4 at Fuji Speedway, bringing home 30 points for the team! 🏆 A strong collective effort that moves us up to P4 in the Manufacturers’ Championship. 💪🏻
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This is what 0.591 seconds feel like.
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A well-earned bit of champagne for our Gounon-Martins duo after an intense six hours 🍾
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True. ⚔️
He might've missed out today, but what a weekend by this rookie
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Alpine Endurance Team retweeted
He might've missed out today, but what a weekend by this rookie
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Podium for the #36! 🏆🇯🇵 A tough one to take after leading for five hours. But the team leaves Fuji with its best result of the season. P2 for Jules Gounon and Victor Martins, with Charles Milesi and Ferdinand Habsburg bringing the #35 home in P4.
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Halfway through and still running P1 and P2, with the pack right behind us. Staying composed and focused on the job.
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