Vaillante Rebellion Racing has been stripped of it𝄹s overall podium finish at the 24 Hours of Le Mans after it was found to h🗹ave breached the regulations with its #13 Oreca 07 Gibson in the closing stages of the race.

With five of the six LMP1 runners failing to hit the podium, LMP2 cars rose towards the top of ♉the order at Le Mans on Sunday.

Rebellion scored an༒ overalꦰl third place finish with its #13 Oreca, taking second in the LMP2 class, to mark its best result in the 24-hour classic to date.

However, ✅the FIA stewards at Le Mans confirmed on Monday that the #13 Oreca had now been disqualified after video footage emerged of Rebellion crew members working on the car illegally through a bodywork infringement.

Rebellion appeared to cut a hole in the back of t𒁏he chassis in order to get to the starter motor while the car was in the garage, breaching the technical regulations in t𝔍he process.

This was the circular opening on the #13 's boꦆdywork, a modification that failed tech post-race. -- Peter Leung (@BaronVonClutch)

As a re𝄹sult, David Henemeier-Hansson, Mathias Beche and Nelson Piquet Jr. have been stripped of their third-place finish, although the team does intend to appeal.

This promotes the 💛second Jackie Chan DC Racing #37 Oreca onto the overall po꧑dium, giving the Jota-run team a one-two class finish in the process after the #38 Oreca finished P2 behind the race-winning Porsche #2 919 Hybrid in LMP1.

The #35 Signatech Alpine Oreca is now classified foܫurth, while United Autosports takes fifth on its Le Mans debut with the #32 Ligier J🍷S P217 Gibson.