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Mercedes-AMG GT3 wins 3 Hours of Imola
The Mercedes-AMG GT3 #64, operated by Albag-Ferrari and Antonelli Motorsport, won the 3 Hours of Imola, the third round of the 2026 Italian GT Endurance Championship. Driven by Guy Albag and Lorenzo Ferrari, the team maintained a dominant lead after starting from the front row, successfully navigating four Safety Car restarts to secure the victory.
Earlier in the event, the Spirit of Racing crew, consisting of Rafael Duran and David Perel, secured pole position in the Group A classification with a combined time of 5:04.789. David Perel recorded the fastest absolute lap of the official practice session.
The race was marked by several incidents, including an early collision that forced the immediate retirement of the Ferrari #25 and the Audi #22. Additionally, the Audi R8 #99 from Tresor Attempto, which had briefly reached a podium position, was forced out of the race following a crash late in the event.
Entities
Albag-Ferrari · Antonelli Motorsport · Guy Albag · Imola · Spirit of Racing
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The race included four Safety Car restarts. www.1000cuorirossoblu.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Mercedes-AMG GT3 #64 driven by Guy Albag and Lorenzo Ferrari won the 3 Hours of Imola. www.1000cuorirossoblu.it
- [● 2 SOURCES] David Perel set the fastest absolute lap time of the official practice session. www.automotocorse.it · www.sportfriends.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] A collision involving the Ferrari #25 and Audi #22 forced both vehicles to retire immediately. www.1000cuorirossoblu.it
- [● 2 SOURCES] The Spirit of Racing duo of Rafael Duran and David Perel secured pole position for the race. www.automotocorse.it · www.sportfriends.it
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The winning Mercedes-AMG GT3 #64 belongs to Antonelli Motorsport. www.1000cuorirossoblu.it
- [● 2 SOURCES] The Spirit of Racing crew achieved a total qualifying time of 5:04.789. www.automotocorse.it · www.sportfriends.it