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Originally Posted by J Jay
That's bigger than I thought, I assumed it was closer to an hour. So let's take it a bit further and assume next year's LMP2 will be 5s/lap faster overall (another lazy assumption if nobody minds).
LMP2 2016 average lap - 4:02
LMP2 2017 average lap - 3:57
Which would have led to 364(.5) laps in this year's race, and a 70 minute gap to the winning car. So even if LMP1 isn't faster next year LMP2 will still be a long way behind, and the only overall podium chance would be for two factory cars to suffer major problems.
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Ok, that is 70 minutes over 24 hours. But what would the gaps look like over a typical 6 hour race?