Gunther, who will race for Maserati at the start of FE's Gen3 era next year, posted a best time of 1m50.107s in what was his first experience of prototype machinery. Mikkel Jensen set a time of a 1m49.827s in the #93 Peugeot that retired from Saturday's race, while Formula E ace Maximilian Gunther was able to lap within three tenths of that after taking over the driving duties from the Dane. Having been four seconds off the pace during the morning, Vaxiviere was able to make a significant improvement during the three-hour afternoon session to end the day with a time of 1m49.769s. Matthieu Vaxiviere ended third in what was the last outing for the Alpine A480-Gibson during a race weekend in the WEC.
Second on the timesheets was the #94 Peugeot driven by Nico Muller with a best effort of 1m49.600s, with the Swiss driver handed more time in the 9X8 LMH car a day after making his race debut for the team.
