AF Corse Ferrari loses race lead after tyre failure at Spa 24 Hours
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 8:07 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
The AF Corse #51 Ferrari experienced a significant setback in the 2026 24 Hours of Spa, losing control after a left-rear tyre failure around four and a half hours into the race. Despite leading the field through the early portion, the Ferrari's stint at the forefront ended abruptly as a tyre pressure warning was issued before the incident. Earlier in the race, the sister #50 Ferrari avoided losing a lap after a collision. The #17 Mercedes-AMG Team GetSpeed incurred multiple issues, including a drive-through penalty, resulting in its retirement due to a damaged suspension. The #48 Mercedes currently leads the race, with all remaining Pro Cup entries still on the lead lap.
- •AF Corse #51 Ferrari lost the lead due to a left-rear tyre failure.
- •Sister #50 Ferrari narrowly avoided a lap down after a crash.
- •#17 GetSpeed Mercedes retired after multiple complications.
- •Mercedes #48 currently holds the race lead.
- •All 16 remaining Pro Cup entries are still on the lead lap.
- 8:07 PMYahoo Sports — Spa 24 Hours drama as leading Ferrari suffers tyre failure
"The #51 AF Corse Ferrari lost control of the race after a left-rear tyre deflated exiting the Bus Stop chicane
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