Overview

• Alpine’s No. 35 A424 (Charles Milesi, Ferdinand Habsburg, Paul-Loup Chatin) won by 7.6 seconds over Peugeot’s No. 93 with Mikkel Jensen, as Porsche Penske’s No. 6 completed the podium.
• By pitting just before the final full-course yellow and later changing only the left-side Michelins, Alpine vaulted to the front and managed the run to the flag.
• Three safety-car periods repeatedly reset the order, including a lengthy neutralization after Raffaele Marciello’s high-speed BMW crash; he exited unaided as the Proton Porsche briefly cycled into the lead.
• TF Sport took LMGT3 honors after Vista AF Corse’s Ferrari received a time penalty for a pit infringement that dropped it from first to second.
• The pole-sitting No. 12 Hertz Team JOTA Cadillac led early but slipped to seventh due to caution timing, and all major titles remain unresolved heading to the Bahrain finale.