Hypercar drivers face challenging conditions during Monza WEC qualifying

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Last updated Nov 6, 2026

Hypercar drivers face challenging conditions during Monza WEC qualifying
Summary

Drivers in the Hypercar class at the Monza 6 Hours are facing difficult qualifying conditions due to heavy rain. Persistent showers on November 6 led to a red-flagged opening practice session, leaving teams without ample dry-weather running. The heavy rain has created concerns about aquaplaning and visibility for drivers as they prepare for the final round of the 2026 World Endurance Championship.

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  • •Heavy rain forced red flags in the opening practice session
  • •Drivers report feeling 'blind' entering qualifying
  • •Conditions may impact visibility and grip on the track
  • •Final round of the World Endurance Championship underway at Monza
  • •Persistent rain limits effective dry-weather practice sessions
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  • 7:19 PMMotorsport.com — Why Hypercar drivers are going “blind” into Monza WEC qualifying
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Hypercar drivers feel they are going “blind” into qualifying at the Monza 6 Hours, with heavy rain preventing any representative dry-weather running on Friday. The final round of the 2026 World Endurance Championship got off to a cold and wet start, with persistent morning showers causing severe aquaplaning at Monza. The opening practice session was red-flagged no fewer than three ...Keep reading

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