Here are the stories you should be aware of as we look ahead to this weekend's Asian Le Mans Series race, the third of five rounds in the championship (so, essentially, the halfway mark in the 2023-2024 campaign), the 4 Hours of Dubai. Unlike the openers in Malaysia and the finale in Abu Dhabi, which feature two races within the same weekend, the cream filling in the cookie, the jam in the sandwich, will feature a single four-hour race to earn championship points in all classes before the finale doubleheader which determines two things. Champions for 2023-2024 and remaining automatic invitations to the 2024 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Cool Racing Adds LMP2 Entry for Dubai, Abu Dhabi
Nielsen Adds Second LMP2 Entry for Dubai, Abu Dhabi
With Ferdinand Habsburg having a conflicting commitment with Alpine, for whom he will be racing one of their new Hypercars in the FIA World Endurance Championship, Jota Sport Hypercar and LMP2 veteran, and former Formula 1 driver, Will Stevens, from England, will sub.
Stevens to Replace Habsburg at Nielsen for Dubai
Bachler Set for Stretch of Seven Consecutive Racing Events
He began the odyssey at the Rolex 24 at Daytona, and it will continue with part of it being the remaining three races in the 2023-2024 Asian Le Mans Series.
Dragon Racing to Make Series Debut With Ferrari 296 GT3
Practice and qualifying highlights and results from the Dubai Autodrome, as we get set for the race.
Roda Tops First Practice for Dubai 4H
Sowery Fastest in Second Practice in Dubai
Hyett Beats Al Harthy to Take First LMP2 Pole
I am still working out a way to cover this race for you as I have yet to see any kind of condensed highlights package distributed for it. Covering the whole four-hour race might take longer than I want it to especially with all these endurance races that typically begin the sports car racing season. However, I shall cover the entire event, at some point, if indeed that is what I must do. Stay tuned.
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