1992 24 Hours of Le Mans - Statistics

Statistics

  • Pole Position - #2 Peugeot Talbot Sport - 3:21.200
  • Fastest Lap - #8 Toyota Team Tom's - 3:32.295
  • Distance - 4787.2 km
  • Average Speed - 199.34 km/h
  • Highest Trap Speed - Toyota TS010 - 336 km/h (race), Peugeot 905 – 351 km/h (qualifying)


World Sportscar Championship
Previous race:
1992 500km of Silverstone
1992 season Next race:
1992 500km of Donington
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