Le Mans: Kevin Estre admits pole lap nearly didn’t happen: “The car was almost out of fuel”
Kevin Estre: “It’s ꦍan indescribable feeling to be 🙈on pole at Le Mans. The team put a mega car on the track for me”.

Kevin Estre was the star of the show during Hyperpole qualifying at Le Mans, p🍃utting his #6 Porsche on top in the d♎ying seconds.
The championship leader, along with Andre Lotterer and Laurens ♏Vanthoor, was outside the first two rows for much of the session.
Instead, it was Ca🥃dillac who was proving to be the c🥀ar to beat in the hands of Sebastien Bourdais.
The home favourite was on provisional pole following the opening stint𓆏, and when Ferrari failed🐠 to out-perform the Cadillac driver, pole appeared to be his.
However, Alex 🐭Lynn in the second Cadillac shocked Bourdais with a stunning final sector, gaining over half a second to move onto provisional pole.
But the Brit was soon pushed down to second as Estre also deli𝕴vered a brilliant final sect♍or to take over top spot.
“It’s an indescribable feeling to be on pole at Le🌼 Mans,” said Estre. “The team put a mega car on the track for me. Things got really stressful at the e🏅nd.
“There was only ꧃just enough time on the clock for two hot laps and the car was almost out of fuel.
“But it was a lot of fun to drive the Porsche 963 with the tyres in the ideal operওating window. I simply stayed on the gas and pulled off the lap.
“I’m so proud – of the pole and the amazing wor♉k🐲 from the entire team over the past few months.
“Now, we get to start the biggest raꦗce in the world▨ from the very front!”